Pik'r Range Picking Robot Enhances U.S. Open Experience at Pinehurst
As golfers perfect their drives on the newly converted Cradle 9-hole course, the Pik'r robot is enhancing the efficiency and safety of golf ball retrieval.
South Korea Tops in the Use of Robot Workers with 1,012 Installed Units Per 10,000 Employees
South Korea has Almost 7x more Robot Workers than the Global Average; the United States and Most European Countries are Far Behind
The future of manufacturing: How cobots can combine with robot offline programming and 3D simulation
Cobots need effective programming to fulfil their capabilities on the factory floor. Without it, manufacturers face a scenario where they can't deploy them in the most pressing areas.
Solving the logistics labor puzzle: Choreographing a Tango of Robots and Human Labor in Warehouse Operations
The most pressing dilemma for the logistics industry is perhaps maximizing output levels that match consumer needs while not having enough employees taking up physically demanding tasks like parcel picking and sorting.
Using machine vision without prior programming skills
The integration of professional machine vision applications is usually very complex. Since no programming skills are required for such machine vision software, industrial image processing can thus also provide a valuable contribution to digitization.
Adoption of Digital Twins Set to Accelerate with the Latest Release of Duality's Falcon Platform Powered by Unreal Engine
Digital twin simulation is emerging as a powerful resource for solving complex problems in AI, robotics, and smart system development. It can bring understanding of the physical world to AI models
Foxconn Trains Robots, Streamlines Assembly With NVIDIA AI and Omniverse
The world's largest electronics manufacturer is gearing up to make one of NVIDIA's most complex products, so it's turning to a digital twin powered by the NVIDIA Omniverse and Isaac platforms.
Navigating the World of Cartesian Robots: Essential Tips for Selecting the Ideal Automation Tool
With so many options available, choosing the ideal cartesian system for a specific application can feel daunting. In this article, explore 5 key considerations for simplifying the decision process when selecting the correct cartesian robot.
60 Plastic bags per minute perfectly positioned
For fully automated pick-and-place applications, it is important that robots can reliably grip differently shaped and translucent objects, as well as objects with complex surfaces.
How important is domain specific data? - The data challenge for AI applications in quality inspection
The concept of pre-trained deep learning models has gained prominence as a means to facilitate rapid development across multiple applications. We even hear about deep learning models that just need minor tweaks to perform optimally on some applications.
FAULHABER MICROMO in Clearwater, Florida - Progress as a driving force
What began with an idea and the founding of a company over 60 years ago is now a company that offers and sells high-performance FAULHABER drive systems throughout the North American market.
NVIDIA, Teradyne and Siemens Gather in the 'City of Robotics' to Discuss Autonomous Machines and AI
At Teradyne companies Universal Robots and MiR's new joint headquarters in Odense, Denmark, industry execs discussed the transformative impact of AI and collaboration on robotics.
Implementing Advanced Vision Systems for Safer Robotics
Robots could revolutionize workplace safety. For that to happen, though, the organizations employing this technology must equip it with tools to help it recognize and respond to hazards. That means capitalizing on machine vision.
ABB Robotics launches global startup challenge to accelerate innovation in robotics and AI
Startups and scaleups to submit ideas in natural language programming, skill learning, and autonomous decision-making. Winners gain access to ABB's global network, cutting-edge technologies, and long-term partnership opportunities
Tips for choosing a 3D vision system - The future of vision systems in manufacturing
Advanced 3D vision systems are a stark contrast to the vision software of manufacturing's past. Many existing systems still require professional CAD programming to ensure the robot can recognise shapes.
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