TurtleBot 2 Coming Soon
ROSCon 2012 was held in St. Paul, Minnesota over the weekend. Willow Garage was showing off a prototype refresh of the TurtleBot. The biggest change is that the iRobot Create bases are being replaced by a new base designed by the South Korean company Yujin Robot. They are calling the new base Kobuki and it has a number of upgrades from the Create base. Changes include an odometry system, integrated gyroscope, large batteries, and access to all the hardware through a panel at the back of the base. Kobuki will also have the ability to use a self-charging dock that can feed power to both the base and the attached laptop make 24/7 operation possible.
The Kobuki official site.
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KUKA Roboter at AUTOMATICA 2012
QUAN Works to Take Robotics Out of the Lab and Into the Marketplace
The emerging robotics company is exploring new opportunities to shorten the development timeline for some of the world's most astounding robotics advances
Kawasaki Heavy Industries Selects Autodesk Digital Prototyping Software to Design Electrical Controls in Industrial Robots
KHI aims to establish a more efficient design workflow for higher productivity, while continuing to expand its industrial robot business on a global scale
New Low Power, RTCA-compliant SBC from Aitech Significantly Reduces Development Costs
PowerPC-based board supports high-speed SWaP applications
GstarCAD Adapts to Mobile World
In the Mobile World, GstarCAD with its great development potential better suits to the new generation Internet and unceasingly bring pleasant surprise to its customers.
GstarCAD Successfully Attended BuildTechAsia2012
ACAD Pte Ltd, the distributor of GstarCAD in Singapore attended BuildTechAsia2012 from May 15th to 17th, 2012 and achieved great success.
RMT Robotics Announces New ADAM Autonomous Mobile Robot Sales Agent Agreement in Japan
RMT Robotics adds eepos Japan as an official partner in the sale and promotion of ADAM robots
Honda UNI-CUB
Honda Motor Co. unveiled the new UNI-CUB personal mobility device. UNI-CUB features Honda's proprietary balance control technology and the world's first omni-directional driving wheel system (Honda Omni Traction Drive System). The technology thrown into the making of UNI-CUB comes from Honda's research into the ASIMO robot. The UNI-CUB allows the rider to control speed, move in any direction, turn and stop, all simply by shifting his or her weight. Since the rider can freely move forward, backward, side-to-side and diagonally. Starting in June 2012, Honda will jointly conduct demonstration testing of UNI-CUB with Japan's National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation.
Specimen-Moving Robot Drives Efficiency at Self Regional Healthcare
South Carolina hospital automates laboratory transport with Swisslog RoboCourier™ autonomous mobile robot
Seegrid Industrial Robots Play a Major Role in Restoring Jobs
Seegrid Industrial Robots Play a Major Role in Restoring Jobs
Mission Impossible: Mining The Ocean
Working at extreme ocean depths presents a myriad of problems, which will still take years to overcome. To be truly successful, AUVs will have to be totally autonomous and free moving without the restraints of tethers. As we use up our resources on land, the oceans are the next frontier. The most important question is "How will ocean mining effect the environment?"
Wynright Names Top 10 Integrator-Distributors for Automotion Conveyor Solutions for 2011
13th annual award recognizes top sellers of conveyors from intelligent materials handling solution provider
3D Systems Brings 3D Printing to AIA 2012
- Create More Faster in High Definition
- Communicate Your Designs in Full Color
Construction Kit for Pick and Place
MVTec Software GmbH, Munich (Germany), and Convergent Information
Technologies GmbH, Haid (Austria), showcase at AUTOMATICA 2012 a solution
for offtheshelf pick and place applications.
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