GreyOrange(TM) launches next-gen AI, GreyMatter(TM), for robotics warehouse automation at new logistics center of Nitori, Japan's largest home furnishing chain
The GreyOrange goods-to-person robotics system at the Osaka warehouse of 160,000 square metres is one of the largest Butler sites in the world. It has been designed to handle automated inventory storage (putaway) and picking using self-navigating robots to bring mobile shelves of inventory to the operator to accelerate putaway and order fulfilment.
Using Modular and Mobile Robotic Solutions in The Biotech Industry
Our approach is to drive modularity and mobility into the core system architecture so that the automation is less static and monolithic, and can adapt to the changing nature of scientific research.
Offline Programming Software is Single Solution for Robotic Hammer Peening of Automotive Stamping Dies
Daimler wanted to develop a hammer peening process for polishing the stamping dies used to manufacture body panels for Mercedes-Benz cars. A robot was essential to the process. Little did the automaker know how difficult it would be to program a robot to handle the millions of toolpath calculations required for this intensive process. Conventional software tools were not up to the task. A three-year collaboration between Daimler and Robotmaster resulted in a robust software solution that not only made the programming for these large, complex dies easy and error-free, it reduced offline programming time by 70 percent. Once they had a foolproof solution for hammer peening, Daimler broadened their sights to other robotic processes. Laser hardening, laser cladding, and induction hardening also proved to be a great match with Robotmaster's single software solution.
Dorner's New Responsive, Multilingual Website Brings Interactive Experience to Global Customers
Dorner's newly revamped website features a more modern, user-friendly interface for better functionality and customer support.
FANUC's New SCARA Robots Offer Speed, Precision, and an Ultra Compact Design
FANUCs new SCARA robots feature high-speed, precise operation for pick and place, assembly, testing/inspection and packaging processes in a wide range of industries including consumer electronics, auto component, plastics, food and beverage, lab automation, appliances and medical device manufacturing. A compact, lightweight design provides significant space savings.
Digital Transformation for Improved Business Processes at Blockchain & Automated IT for Government Summit
The 2018 Blockchain and Automated IT for Government Summit will convene on January 31-February 1, 2018. The summit will provide a forum for members of the DoD, Federal Government, Private Industry, Academia, and other relevant stakeholders to discuss the innovative capabilities and applications of blockchain, to also include robotic process automation, emerging machine-learning capabilities and varying automated IT technologies for improving business processes within the DoD and Govt. IT environments. The summit is open and complimentary to all DoD employees and is considered an educational and training forum.
NVIDIA, Udacity Can Help You Build a Career Creating Robot Software
NVIDIAs Deep Learning Institute is now working with the online learning provider to deliver a four-month program that will immerse students in the field of robotics, giving them career-ready skills.
Elmo Motion Control Doubles the Power of the World's Smallest Servo Drive
The unprecedented, ultra-high power density drives deliver over 10,000w of qualitative power to match the most demanding smart applications
ARxIUM Launches New Features for RIVA IV Compounding System
Company to host live demonstrations of system's increased capabilities at American Society of Health-System Pharmacists Midyear Clinical Meeting and Exhibition from December 4 to 6
OCTOPUZ Case Study: The Benefits of Full Automation
Are you still manually programming your robot? Why not fully automate like Focus Auto Design Inc. based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
Bringing Robotic Roll Handling to the Southeast
Motion Controls Robotics to Exhibit at the 1st Annual Converters Expo South in Charlotte, North Carolina
Soft robot muscles with origami skeletons can lift 1,000 times their own weight
James Vincent for The Verge: Each muscle consists of a sealed bag filled with air or fluid, containing a folding origami structure that functions as the skeleton.
ABB Unveils Newest Member of the YuMi Family
Building on the success of YuMi®, the worlds first truly collaborative, dual-arm industrial robot, ABB unveils its single-arm collaborative robot, which combines industry-leading capabilities with a much smaller footprint
RobotShop Continues European Expansion and Launches Operations in Germany
RobotShop.com, the world's leading source of robotics technology, announces that it expands its operations to Germany.
Blue Ocean Robotics will identify robotic potentials on Europe's longest suspension bridge - the Great Belt Bridge
lue Ocean Robotics and Sund & Bælt Holding A/S will in a new partnership explore development opportunities for the use of robotics for operations and maintenance on the Great Belt Bridge.
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Schmalz Technology Development - Vacuum Generation without Compressed Air - Flexible and Intelligent
• Vacuum generation that's 100% electrical;
• Integrated intelligence for energy and process control;
• Extensive communication options through IO-Link interface;
Schmalz already offers a large range of solutions that can optimize handling process from single components such as vacuum generators to complete gripping systems. Particularly when used in autonomous warehouse, conventional vacuum generation with compressed air reaches its limits. Compressed air often is unavailable in warehouses. Schmalz therefore is introducing a new technology development: a gripper with vacuum generation that does not use compressed air. The vacuum is generated 100% electrically. This makes the gripper both energy efficient and mobile. At the same time, warehouses need systems with integrated intelligence to deliver information and learn. This enables the use of mobile and self-sufficient robots, which pick production order at various locations in the warehouse. Furthermore, Schmalz provides various modular connection options from its wide range of end effectors in order to handle different products reliably and safely.
