Aldebaran Robotics Updates Their NAO Robot

Aldebaran Robotics just released a promo video for their next NAO robot. The new model includes 2 cameras, 4 microphones, sonar rangefinder, 2 IR emitters and receivers, 1 inertial board, 9 tactile sensors, and 8 pressure sensors. NAOqi, their proprietary embedded software, provides functionality for task such as speech recognition, object recognition, and access to all the sensors. Code development can take place in Windows, Mac OS, or Linux and be called from many languages, including C++, Python, Urbi, and .Net.

Motion Control Market up 19% in 2011.

According to statistics released by MCA, new orders for motion control products are up 19% through third quarter of 2011.

Meggitt introduces 993B-7-M12 triaxial vibration sensor

Meggitt introduces 993B-7-M12 triaxial vibration sensor with removable cable, improved in-band signal fidelity and a 50% increase in dynamic range.

Liquid Robotics Attracts Industry Luminaries to Form Strategic Advisory Board

22-Member Board Includes Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., Scott McNealy, Arthur Money & Conrad Lautenbacher

KUKA Robotics Canada Opens New Facility

Modern facility offers customers an opportunity to experience KUKA's latest robotic technology

NAO Next Gen: Aldebaran Robotics Launches a new Generation of its Humanoid Robot

Aldebaran Robotics, the world leader in humanoid robotics, has released its latest version of the NAO robot - NAO Next Gen. The power of NAO Next Gen, the new fully programmable humanoid robot that has the most extensive worldwide use, is opening up new perspectives and fields of application for its users.

RMT Robotics Announces Sale of Robotic Green Tire Handling System

RMT Robotics is pleased to announce the sale of a robotic green tire handling and press delivery system to a major global tire manufacturer. The equipment will be implemented at the customer's production facility in the U.S. and will be installed and operational by the end of 2012.

Upgrading to GstarCAD2012, Saving up to 80%

GstarCAD launched a upgrading program as a part of its 20th anniversary celebration and got good response from clients and prospects.

GstarCAD 2012's Unique Functions Speed up Design Work

GstarCAD 2012 unveils its unique functions including Boolean operations on polylines, exporting tables to Excel spreadsheets, and incrementing copied text etc. to minimize repetitive tasks, and greatly improve the efficiency of GstarCAD 2012 customers.

INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY 2012 TO SHOWCASE INTELLIGENT AND SUSTAINABLE INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY TECHNOLOGIES AT HANNOVER MESSE

U.S. Pavilion in Hall 5 Will House Industrial Subcontractors and Job Shops

Micro-expression Detection Software

Humans are good at recognizing full facial expressions which present a rich source of affective information. However, psychological studies have shown that affect also manifests itself as micro-expressions. These are very rapid 1/3 to 1/25 second involuntary facial expressions which give a brief glimpse to feelings that people undergo but try not to express. Researchers at Oxford University and Oulu University are developing software that can recognize these ‘micro-expressions’. The initial experiments do indicate that the approach can distinguish deceptive from truthful micro-expressions, but further experiments need to be conducted to confirm it. The full paper is available here .

FIPA introduces lightweight suction fingers and angle arms

FIPA introduces lightweight suction fingers and angle arms. Structurally optimized light-weight, modular, adjustable suction fingers weigh up to 50% less than their predecessors.

How Kiva Systems and Warehouse Management Systems Interact

Companies considering a new material handling system are often simultaneously evaluating warehouse management systems (WMS) or have already implemented a WMS. When considering an automated material handling solution such as the Kiva Mobile Robotic Fulfillment System, companies often ask how the systems will work together.

7-axis Robot Programming Solution For Trimming Of Composite Parts

Using Robotmaster software for off-line programming of a 7-axis robot used for the precise trimming required in the manufacturing of General Atomics Predator Drone.

MUSCLE ROBOTICS TO SHOWCASE INTEGRATED MOTORS AT BIOMEDEVICE CONFERENCE AND EXPOSITION

Full Line of Cool Muscle Motors and High Speed Demo of 2 and 6 Axes Synchronized Motor Systems Highlighted on Exhibit Floor

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