ATX West - A&D Inspection Announces Launch of 600 Gram Checkweigher
The new Checkweigher features a smaller footprint, making the machine easier to integrate into an existing manufacturing process.
US$ 2 Million 'UAE Drones for Good Award' and 'UAE AI & Robotics Award for Good' Declare Winners
World's biggest awards in civilian applications of drones and robotics technology select top projects after three-day live contests in Dubai
Awards receive more than 1,600 projects from 165 countries
Velodyne LiDAR Announces Deployment of Its VLP-16 LiDAR Sensor by Robotic Research, LLC Under U.S. Army Contract for Autonomous Shuttles
Real-Time 3D VLP-16 LiDAR Puck Used on Autonomous Shuttle at Fort Bragg, As Prototype Autonomy Kit Moves Forward
Westbury Group Releases Report, "Drone and Unmanned Systems Capital Markets Transactions: 2015 Year in Review"
Industry's most comprehensive database shows that 2015 witnessed a dramatic increase in drone and unmanned systems M&A transactions and venture capital deals.
"It's quite large:" Exact Automation showcases world's largest robot
JULIE COLLINS for Fox 6 Now: The world's largest robot is here in Milwaukee. But folks looking to get a glimpse of the giant piece of technology better act fast.With precision and ease, this robot can pick up an 800-pound motorcycle!
"Well you can't help but be astounded by it, quite frankly. It's quite large," said James Schneberger with New Berlin Plastics, Inc.
And it's right here in Milwaukee at Exact Automation. The company purchased the machine from FANUC -- a Japanese company. It arrived in November, but Exact Automation had work to do before it got here.
"We had to pour new concrete in the building. We had to put 100,000 pound of concrete to prepare as a base for this robot because it weighs so much," said Exact Automation Owner Jim Mevis.
Schneberger works around robots -- but nothing this large. Weighing in at 26,000 pounds, Schneberger is astonished at its size. Cont'd...
Mobile Robotic Fabrication System for Filament Structures
From Maria Yablonina at ITECH:
The project Mobile Robotic Fabrication System for Filament Structures, demonstrates a new production process for filament structures. It proposes multiple semi-autonomous wall climbing robots to distribute fiber filament, using any horizontal or vertical surface, or even existing architecture, to support the new structures. Compared to larger scale industrial robots that are limited by position and reach, these robots are enabled with movement systems and a collection of sensors that allow them to travel and interact accurately along typical ground, walls, roofs, and ceilings. One can imagine a fabrication process where an operator arrives to the scene with a suitcase housing all the necessary robots and materials to create a large structure. These agile mobile robotic systems move robotic fabrication processes beyond the constraints of the production hall, exposing vast urban and interior environments as potential fabrication sites... ( site )
EagleView Continues to Innovate with Development of Outdoor Lab for Drone Research at Rochester Institute of Technology
The 100 x 100 x 50 outdoor lab will provide a space to develop and test new drone technologies and allows for the incorporation of important test variables such as the impact of weather conditions on signal processing.
HGR Among More Than Two Dozen Sponsors for High School AWT RoboBots Competition in April
HGR Industrial Surplus will be among more than two dozen sponsors for this years Alliance for Working Together RoboBots competition that will see robots built by 25 Northeast Ohio high schools battle at Lakeland Community College this spring.
The Inevitability Of The Global March Toward Self-driving Vehicles
I look forward to watching this transformation from the comfort of my Mercedes sedan... today, from the driver's seat; a few years from now as a passenger; and a few years later as a passenger in some service provider's Mercedes.
AUVSI to Host Unmanned Systems Europe Conference in Brussels, March 22 to 23
Industry stakeholders to discuss regulations, promoting innovation across borders
BUDDY, the Companion Robot from Blue Frog Robotics, Available NOW in Pre-Sale -- Limited Time Offer - only 1,000 BUDDY Robots Priced at $699.00 US
The first pre-sale units of BUDDY, the companion robot, are available for $699.00US exclusively at http://www.adoptbuddy.com. Shipment is expected in Q4 2016.
ReWalk Featured in Details of Department of Veterans Affairs' National Multi-Center Clinical Exoskeleton Trial
Six ReWalk Exoskeleton Systems Have Been Shipped for the Initial Phase of Four-Year VA Study
Fellow Robots Partners with Nihon Unisys, Ltd. in Japan to Introduce Retail Robot NAVII in Yamada Denki for a Proof of Concept
5D Robotics Raises $5.5M Funding in Seed Round for Commercial Business
Focus and delivery of Automation for Industrial, Factory, Heavy Equipment, Mapping and Inspection Markets moving ahead
Fraunhofer Researchers Design Autonomous Underwater Vehicle for Seabed Exploration
Autonomous underwater vehicles are essential for tasks such as exploring the seabed in search of oil or minerals. Fraunhofer researchers have designed the first robust, lightweight and powerful vehicle intended for series production.
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