Robots in Architecture
There are various factors that make industrial robots such suitable tools for architects, and designers. Especially since architectural projects often require the fabrication of large, complex, three dimensional elements.
Device Design - The Art of Compromise
It is important to know the requirements of your target customer base. For a general purpose product this can be quite difficult. Some users will only be interested in monitoring inputs, be they digital or analogue. Others may be interested only in controlling outputs. Others again may have requirements for both input monitoring and output control.
Eldercare Robots
Games, sensors and robots are among the tools beginning to come to market to help aging people live in their homes as long as possible.
Unmanned Systems
Smart phones and new apps will dramatically improve the way unmanned systems distribute and deliver situational awareness to our troops while at the same time significantly reducing the command and control costs of unmanned systems.
Industrial Automation 2013 - the entire spectrum of automation technology at HANNOVER MESSE
IT Networking and Energy Efficiency; Robot Technology and Process Automation; Numerous Special Displays Offer Added Value; Keynote Theme "Integrated Industry" a Living Reality
DWFritz Automation Sponsors Oregon State University Robotics Club
The club is a part of the OSU College of Engineering
Galil's New RIO-47142 Pocket PLC with Two Ethernet Ports
Galil's RIO Pocket PLC series provides a compact and intelligent solution for programmable I/O control.
KUKA Robotics Corporation Debuts New Technologies at FABTECH 2012
Discover the latest in welding technology from KUKA Robotics in booth #N-5702 at FABTECH Las Vegas
November 12-14th , 2012
Robotics Alley Unveils World's First Crowdsourced, Interactive Map of the Global Robotics Industry
Technology to be Presented at the Robotics Alley Conference and Expo, November 15 at the Westin Edina
Navy purchases 3 Robotnik Summit XL mobile vehicles
United States Navy purchases three Robotnik Summit XL mobile vehicles from Barrett.
Robotics Alley Attendees to Have Hands-On Access to the Latest Robotics Technology
November 15 Expo at the Edina Westin Hotel to Include Robotics Displays from PaR Systems, Adventium Labs, PRI Robotics, Stratasys, United Technologies, ReconRobotics and Others
Are You a DARPA Amateur Astronomer?
DARPA unveils SpaceView program at Arizona Science and Astronomy Expo to engage
amateur astronomers in helping to protect satellites
Intelligrated to showcase multichannel distribution and order fulfillment solutions at ProMat 2013
Demonstrations and seminars to focus on improving operational efficiency and the latest software, sortation, order fulfillment and conveyor technologies
Intelligrated to showcase multichannel distribution and order fulfillment solutions at ProMat 2013
Demonstrations and seminars to focus on improving operational efficiency and the latest software, sortation, order fulfillment and conveyor technologies
The Inebriator
The Inebriator is a home made automated cocktail machine. The Inebriator is powered by an Arduino Mega 2560 Microprocessor Project Board. A Hitachi HD44780 compatible display is used to allow display drink information, coupled with a couple of buttons to navigate the menu. A stepper motor is used to drive the drinks shelf, with acceleration and deceleration to allow high speed without spilling. All mixers are in plastic bottles in a cool box, each bottle has two pipes, one that is hooked to the gas tank (70% Nitrogen and 30% Carbon Dioxide), and the other goes from the bottom of the bottle to a valve. When the gas tank is opened (through a regulator) the bottles are pressurised to a low safe pressure. When 12v is applied to the valve it opens, and the pressure causes the liquid to flow through the pipe and ultimately into the glass. Each mixer has its own valve and individually controllable.
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Industrial Robotics - Featured Product
Helios™2 Ray Time-of-Flight Camera Designed for Unmatched Performance in Outdoor Lighting Conditions
The Helios2 Ray camera is powered by Sony's DepthSense IMX556PLR ToF image sensor and is specifically engineered for exceptional performance in challenging outdoor lighting environments. Equipped with 940nm VCSEL laser diodes, the Helios2 Ray generates real-time 3D point clouds, even in direct sunlight, making it suitable for a wide range of outdoor applications. The Helios2 Ray offers the same IP67 and Factory Tough™ design as the standard Helios2 camera featuring a 640 x 480 depth resolution at distances of up to 8.3 meters and a frame rate of 30 fps.
