iRobot Receives $12.7 Million Order for Small Unmanned Ground Vehicles
iRobot Corp., a leader in delivering robotic technology-based solutions, has received a $12.7 million order from the U.S. Army Contracting Command in Warren, Michigan for 68 of the company's model 310 SUGV robots and spares kits. All deliveries will be completed by August 31, 2012.
Wynright Introduces New Hybrid Light and Voice eFulfillment Materials Handling System
Innovative design improves productivity by allowing pickers to fill multiple discrete orders concurrently
NOVEL SERVO DRIVES BOOST MACHINE PERFORMANCE
New designs provide up to 25 % faster acceleration
Upcoming GstarCAD2012 Architecture Brings Innovation to AEC Design
The upcoming GstarCAD2012 Architecture will be launched in the next few months by GstarCAD, the leading 2D/3D CAD software provider. Based on GRX/ARX technology, this software is a mature product in architectural industry, featuring with high efficiency and ease of use.
International Cooperation Unites IEEE and CCSA for New "Internet of Things" Workshop
Leading Standards Organizations Join Forces to Explore Common Global Architecture for Next Internet Generation
InvenSense® Expands Into Industrial Applications With the World's First Single-Chip, Integrated High-Performance 3-Axis Industrial Gyroscope
MPU-3300 breakthroughs include more than 100% lower noise, 10X smaller size, and a 3X price advantage vs. other industrial gyroscopes
QUAN 'Follows the Money' in Robotics
QUAN has initiated discussions with multiple cutting-edge robotics firms regarding agreements to help fund, market and develop exciting new robotics products
BaTboT
The Fluid Mechanics Laboratory and the Swartz Lab at Brown University are in development of a biological inspired bat robot platform that aims to reproduce the amazing maneuverability of these flying mammals. Bats exhibit extraordinary flight capabilities that arise by virtue of a variety of unique mechanical features. These flying mammals have developed powerful muscles that provide the folding and extension of their wing-membrane during flight (morphing). The maneuverability is achieved by reproducing the flapping and morphing capabilities of their wing-skeleton structure. This structure is composed by several joints and a membrane that generates the required lift forces to fly. Each wing has 4 degrees of freedom: the shoulder has two, the elbow joint is actuated by Migamotors SMA-muscles, and the wrist is an under-actuated joint that moves as a function of the elbow. The robot morphology is alike in proportion compared to the biological counterpart (half the size): total wingspan: 50cm, humerus length: 5.5cm, and radius: 7cm. The total weight of the skeleton is 34g (including both wings). The morphing actuation mechanism attached to the humerus bone is based on smart muscles that provide elbow rotation.
More info can be found on their research site here .
RMT Robotics Appoints Bill Torrens as Director, ADAM Systems Group
RMT Robotics® (www.rmtrobotics.com), a Cimcorp Oy company and the manufacturer and integrator of ADAM™ autonomous mobile robot (AMR) (www.adamrobot.com), announces the appointment of Bill Torrens as director of the ADAM Systems Group. In this new capacity, Torrens will lead the ADAM Systems Group in
iPOS3604-VX : When Intelligence Matters !
A Complete Drive Solution Packed on only 21 x 54 mm of PCB Space
AeroVironment Receives $15.8 Million Initial Order from United States Army for RQ-11B Raven Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems, New Payload
Total projected value of contract action is $65.9 million-----
Includes first order for miniature gimbaled payload integrating an electro-optical and infrared video sensor for improved tracking capabilities-----
Modular payload compatible with existing Raven® systems
Mazor Robotics Introduces Renaissance C-OnSite Application for 3D Intra-Operative Implant Verification
Renaissance's C-OnSite application reduces potential for revision cases due to misplaced pedicle screws, while eliminating the need to purchase dedicated intra-operative 3D imaging systems
Gripping Technology Idol Jens Lehmann fascinates visitors and exhibitors at the AUTOMATICA
Gripping technology has a new face now: SCHUNK, the expert for clamping technology and gripping systems has won over the world-class goalkeeper Jens Lehmann as a brand ambassador. The AUTOMATICA 2012 show was the official kick-off for this cooperation, where the No. 1 goalkeeper fascinated the show visitors a whole day long on the SCHUNK booth.
Process Automation Triggers Demand For OKW SENSO-CASE Hand Held Enclosures
Process automation and robotics are driving the growing demand for OKW's SENSO-CASE hand held enclosures. OKW is also benefiting from strong demand for its instrument enclosures in the medical and wellness technology sector, principally for laboratory, opto-electronics, opto-digital and communications equipment.
Point Grey's new Zebra2 camera combines low-latency HDSDI and GigE in one camera
Point Grey, one of the world's largest and most innovative providers of high performance digital cameras, today announces a breakthrough in innovation with its new multi-interfaced Zebra2 camera line.
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