Mobile & Service Robots - Articles, Stories & Interviews
Without Micromotors Global Logistics Would Be Lost
Always more, always faster, always further everything needs to arrive at the right time at the right place – the global goods cycle keeps the economy running and is a challenge for everyone involved.
Covid-19 - the accelerator to smart logistics, smart transportation and smart supply chain services
Clem Robertson, CEO and Founder of R4DAR Technologies explains how the global pandemic has fast-forwarded demand for automated transport and last mile delivery systems so life can return to the “new normal” and the country can be better prepared for future pandemics.
Covid-19: Drive Technology and Physical Distancing
The sanitary crisis linked to the diffusion of Covid-19 requires everyone to apply measures of social distancing. Motorized and automated solutions are being developed at high speed as a solution.
Advantages of Vacuum driven Soft Grips for Food Production
The main advantage of having lightweight EOAT is the ability to handle the objects while not adding much weight to the end of the robot arm. This enables using smaller robots/machines as all their power can be utilized to handle the food products.
Case Study - Asparagus Picking Agricobot
ST Robotics has been making and selling low cost bench top robots for 3 decades. Along the way we have been involved in a wide range of applications and projects. One application area is agriculture.
What Jobs Have Robots Created?
With more affordable, more adaptable and easier to program robots spurring greater utilization of robotic automation, especially for small- to mid-size enterprises (SMEs), manufacturing productivity continues to increase.
Software - The Next Generation of Vehicle Architecture
The role of automotive software has changed profoundly in recent years. Software is now being used and is relied upon for critical operations that were previously being performed by hardware.
Mobile & Service Robots - Featured Stories
Ironhand superpower under control
Ironhand ® from the Swedish company BIOSERVOTECHNOLOGIES is a soft, active exoskeleton for the hands and fingers. Normally, a gripping action is made possible by the muscles in the lower arm and hand.
The human touch - Robots for completing tasks that require human senses
Can a robot have feelings? Some robots are programmed to show emotion, from online artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot assistants to Sophia the social humanoid robot who can give emotional responses in a conversation.
5 Ways COVID-19 Could Benefit the Robotics Market
The novel coronavirus pandemic hit many industries hard, leaving analysts unsure of when things might bounce back for those sectors. However, the combination of the robotics industry and COVID-19 could be beneficial. Here are five reasons why.
Mobile & Service Robots - News Headlines
6 River Systems Announces Next Wave of Enhancements to Its Wall-to-Wall Fulfillment Solution at FLOW 2020
Announcement comes during the year's premier virtual gathering of fulfillment professionals
Immervision Introduces JOYCE, the First Humanoid Robot with Intelligent Vision Developed by the Computer Vision Community
The purpose of JOYCE is to further advance computer vision technologies by inviting the community to help JOYCE gain a better understanding of her environment by upgrading her optics, sensors and AI algorithms
Alert Innovation's Alphabot® 3D Robot Warehousing System to be Deployed by Muratec at Japan's Leading Sports Retailer
Alpen Co., Ltd., aims for a 60% reduction in logistics operations plus benefits from
Japan's first 3D robot warehouses
Mobile & Service Robots - Featured Product
With TUG you can achieve True Automation.
With TUG you can achieve True Automation.
TUG automatically picks up and drops off carts, eliminating the labor that would otherwise be needed to load the robot. It also communicates with your IT system to automate the dispatching of the robot fleet and update the inventory system when materials are moved.
Mobile & Service Robots - Featured Company
Aethon Inc.
Aethon can offer stability, scalability and reliability that few - if any - mobile robotics companies can match. After all, we're owned by ST Engineering, a Singapore-based multinational engineering organization with 2017 global revenue in excess of $6.6 billion.
