Analog Devices Acquires Laser Beam Steering Technology from Vescent Photonics to Enable Mainstream Adoption of Automotive LIDAR Systems
This acquisition strengthens ADIs position as a major automotive safety system technology partner for next generation ADAS and autonomous driving applications and builds on ADIs 20-year history in advancing automotive safety.
Intel, Disney Light Up the Sky Over Walt Disney World Resort with New 'Starbright Holidays' Drone Show
Marks Public Debut of New Intel® Shooting StarTM Drone Fleet in the U.S.
Flirtey Launches World's First Pizza-By-Drone Commercial Trials, Delivers Domino's Pizza to Customer Homes
The deliveries were conducted in New Zealand as part of Flirtey and Domino's Pizza Enterprises ongoing drone delivery testing.
DJI Raises Bar For Aerial Imaging With Two New Flying Cameras
Inspire 2 And Phantom 4 Pro Give Creators Unique High-Performance Tools
Hangar Acquires Market Leading Autonomous Drone Flight Company Autoflight Logic
Industry leading app suite for sophisticated autonomous drone control is acquired by aerial data company Hangar, founder to join team as Hangar CTO and co-founder.
New product catalog available from Thomas Regout
Get online technical data and CAD models of Thomas Regout products directly from the TraceParts CAD platform
VSI Outlook: The Future of AI in Automotive
"There is considerable learning and judgment skill that can only be acquired through experience. Furthermore, proper driving requires the ability to make split second decisions, and do so in situations the driver may not have experienced before!"
LDS Unveils the SpectroDrone: Drone-Operated, Laser-Based Explosive Detection System
SpectroDrone is the worlds first sensor system capable of detecting explosives, Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) and other chemical compounds from a safe, standoff distance.
Care-O-bot 4 celebrates its premiere as a shopping assistant
By Fraunhofer IPA via RoboHub: In January 2015, Fraunhofer IPA presented a prototype of the “Care-O-bot 4” service robot. The charming helper is now proving its worth in the real world. “Paul” the robot has been greeting customers in Saturn-Markt Ingolstadt since the end of October 2016 and directing them towards their desired products.
Care-O-bot 4, alias Paul, approaches Saturn customers and welcomes them to the store. If they ask him about a certain product, he accompanies the customer to the department and points them in the direction of the relevant shelf. As he indulges in small talk about the weather, or another subject, Paul turns out to be a most charming contact partner. However, he prefers to leave actual customer service to his human colleagues. Paul is able to call another member of staff for support via “Voice over IP”. Before Paul bids a fond farewell and returns to the store entrance, he still has time to ask for feedback. In this way, he discovers whether customers appreciated the interaction or not. Martin Wild, Chief Digital Officer at Media-Saturn-Holding: “With Paul, we are offering our customers the opportunity to get to know one of the most advanced robots in the world.” Cont'd...
Fly-off Provides Direct Comparison of Aerial Survey Drones
As the number of choices for drone based photogrammetry continue to grow it becomes increasingly difficult to determine which platform to select. A recent CH2M Hill sponsored fly-off provided a unique opportunity to compare between available platforms, and the resulting analysis reveals significant differences between leading systems.
Relay Is a Robot Butler Coming to a Hotel Near You
Nathaniel Mott for Inverse: Ordering room service can be a lesson in embarrassment. It could arrive right after you’ve taken off your clothes, while you’re indisposed, or while you’re in the middle of other hotel-related behavior. Thankfully, a robot butler named Relay is here to take that embarrassment (and other inconveniences) out of hotel deliveries.
Relay is basically an autonomous locker on wheels. Guests ask for an item, a hotel worker puts the object inside Relay’s compartment, and then the robot scoots over to the guest’s room with its cargo. It then calls the guests to let them know their item is ready before heading back down to the lobby so it can recharge before its next assignment. Cont'd...
GeckoSystems, an AI Robotics Co., Updates 1300+ Shareholders
GOSY continues to gain traction in the consumer, professional healthcare and commercial security markets.
Thousands of Commercial Drone End Users to Convene Next Week in San Jose for 2nd Annual Drone World Expo
Complimentary Expo Hall Registration Available until November 14th
CLAAS and Trimble Announce Trimble Ready Option for LEXION Combines
The announcement was made at Agri Trade Equipment Expo.
Mouser Electronics Honored with Top Marketing Awards from ECIA
Mouser Electronics received several top ECIA marketing awards at the recent Electronic Components Industry Association (ECIA) Executive Conference
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