Mobile & Service Robots - Articles, Stories & Interviews
Training Surgeons to Use Robotic Systems
Finding a way to more efficiently train our surgical teams and gain insight into their technical ability is paramount to optimizing patient safety and value.
Service Robotics to Reach Greater Feats With Innovation and Advanced Technologies
Service robotics is an emerging field that aims to eliminate labor and improve efficiency by replacing manual and labors tasks. Innovation has taken place across the world to solve the labor shortage issue with cooking robots.
Segway-Ninebot Unveils New AI-powered Products, Delivering Take-out with Low-cost DeliveryBots
Segway-Ninebot officially released three new AI mobility products in two categories, including KickScooter T60, Powered By Segway, Segway DeliveryBot S2, and Segway Outdoor DeliveryBot X1.
Choosing the Right Inertial Sensor for your Robot
The latest generation inclinometers provide much more stable performance and higher accuracy.
Designing Advanced Robotic Systems: Six Questions to Ask About the Software Powering Your Robots
Like smartphones and PCs, robotics began as a hardware revolution, but today, software is the force that’s reshaping the industry. Are you ready? Here are six crucial questions every company needs to ask about the software behind their robotic solutions
Guiding the Future of Autonomous Commercial Cleaning
The R2000 LiDAR sensor is used for navigation, monitoring the AGV’s surroundings with a 360° scan angle, and providing high accuracy measurements to the AGV controller.
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Flexibility of Mobile Robots Supports Lean Manufacturing Initiatives and Continuous Optimizations of Internal Logistics at Honeywell
Three mobile robots from Mobile Industrial Robots (MiR) are helping Honeywell Safety & Productivity Solutions keep its manufacturing processes lean and agile and optimizing workflows by automating the transfer of materials throughout the facility.
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The Collaborative Robot Market Will Exceed US$11 Billion by 2030, Representing 29% of the Total Industrial Robot Market
“The hardware innovation is still trailing behind, and most of the value related to cobots does not come from collaboration. It comes through ease-of-use, re-programmability, lower total cost compared to industrial systems, and re-deployability.
Industrial Robotics Companies to Watch Out for in 2020
The role of robots is increasing in the automation of business processes. Robots are even touching human life and are also being used in customer-facing roles.
ABB Robotics to Develop Solutions for the Hospital of the Future
ABB’s research team will work on the TMC campus with medical staff, scientists and engineers to develop non-surgical medical robotics systems, including logistics and next-generation automated laboratory technologies.
Mobile & Service Robots - News Headlines
Temi robot not in conformity with CE marking: ZoraBots puts an end to its partnership with temi company
ZoraBots has decided to stop its partnership with temi company, cancelling orders and distribution in Europe agreement. Within the reasons that have led to this decision, it's worth pointing out the fact that temi didn't pass the CE marking test and is not ready for the market at this time. The ZoraBots's managing board regrets this disagreement but wishes to affirm in the same time that the company did everything to find constructive solutions.
GreyOrange Partners with Eight Supply Chain Industry Leaders in the United States
GreyOrange Delivers New Technology and Resources to Help Partners Better Serve Customers
Khronos Releases New NNEF Convertors, Extensions, and Model Zoo
Significant expansion of NNEF ecosystem for bringing trained neural networks into inference engines.
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LORD Sensing Systems - Inertial Sensing Products
LORD Sensing Systems - Inertial Sensing Products
The C-series high performing inertial sensor package provides an OEM form-factor that is optimized for size and weight in Off Highway, Unmanned Ground Vehicles/Mobile Robots and Unmanned Aerial Systems. It's compact and low-profile anodized aluminum housing can be connected directly to a printed circuit board using a UART header or a Samtec FFSD ribbon cable and 2-56 fasteners.
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LORD Microstrain
LORD Sensing, Microstrain manufactures the smallest and lightest industrial-grade inertial sensors available that are used in advanced manufacturing, off-highway vehicles, commercial and military manned and unmanned vehicles, and civil structures. Products come temperature compensated using a proprietary calibration process and include inclinometers, vertical reference units, IMUs, AHRS and INS/GPS for navigation, stabilization, mobile mapping, terrain compensation and more. Contact LORD for additional custom designed solutions.
