The Amazon Robotics Challenge. And, the winner is...
Of 25 teams from around the world, the winner of the Amazon Robotic Bin-Picking Challenge is the Technische Universität Berlin using Barrett's WAM robotic arm.
Work and Play at MD&M East and Co-Located Design and Manufacturing Events
UBM Canon Provides Entertaining Activities Around Latest Innovations to Spice Up the Expo Hall
DJI and Accel Launch SkyFund to Seed Innovation Across the UAV Ecosystem
SkyFund aims to accelerate entrepreneurship throughout the aerial economy
Zortrax Announces Inventure - New 3D Printer for Professionals in All Industries
Soluble Support and Heated Chamber Provide High-Quality in Entry Level Printer
Qualcomm Announces 10 Companies Selected to Participate in the Qualcomm Robotics Accelerator, Powered by Techstars
Qualcomm is Jumpstarting the Next Wave of Innovation in Robotics with its Accelerator program
2015 Sensors Expo & Conference to Feature the Industry's Most Innovative Sensor Technologies and Applications
30th Anniversary event will showcase more than 200 cutting-edge sensor applications.
Schunk - High-speed picker with safety functionality
Compared with electrically operated small component grippers that are available on the market the SCHUNK EGP features high speed with simultaneous high gripping force, which can be adjusted in two or four steps, depending on the model.
Advanced Motion Controls Expands their EtherCAT Product Offering
ADVANCED Motion Controls provides products for the fastest, most flexible form of industrial Ethernet control - EtherCAT.
Perception Neuron Wraps Up Silicon Valley Tour After Attending Maker Faire and SVVR 2015
The worlds first fully adaptive and affordable motion capture system made a guest appearance at Maker Faire Bay Area, and offered virtual reality demos and joined industry luminaries in a panel about the future of Virtual Reality input devices during SVVR in San Jose
RIA's Upcoming Fall Events Focused on Safety and Collaborative Robots
National Robot Safety Conference will be held October 12-14, 2015 followed by the International Collaborative Robots Workshop on October 15. Both events will be held at the Omni William Penn Hotel in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
PIL Launches New P53 Steel Head Ultrasonic Sensor for Use in Harsh Environments
Hoffmann-Krippner partners with PIL for distribution in the US and Canada
Patrick Henry Student to Attend DARPA Robotics Challenge
Jared Voight to cover event on behalf of Polaris
New BOA2 Vision System Offers Greater Accuracy and Detects Smaller Defects
Now with more pixels, power and integration flexibility for automating parts and assembly inspection.
EPSON Announces New CV2 Vision Systems
Epson CV2 Vision Systems - Increased Performance with Faster Processing, More Cameras, Higher Resolution Support and much more
New, Low Cost Right Angled DC Gearmotor now available from MMP!
Midwest Motion Products Inc., with Manufacturing and Office Facilities now based in Howard Lake, Minnesota, is pleased to announce the release of the new "TM57-GRA52" Right Angled Gearmotor System.
This new 1:1 Right Angled Gearbox allows for significantly increased versatility, and design whose geometry allows for the unit to be mounted in tight spaces.
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Boston Dynamics Webinar - Why Humanoids Are the Future of Manufacturing
Join us November 18th for this Webinar as we reflect on what we've learned by observing factory floors, and why we've grown convinced that chasing generalization in manipulation—both in hardware and behavior—isn't just interesting, but necessary. We'll discuss AI research threads we're exploring at Boston Dynamics to push this mission forward, and highlight opportunities our field should collectively invest more in to turn the humanoid vision, and the reinvention of manufacturing, into a practical, economically viable product.
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Encoder Products Company
At Encoder Products Company, we specialize in the encoders that provide you with motion feedback. EPC has been a leading designer and manufacturer of motion sensing devices for more than 50 years, we understand that each industrial automation application is different, and you need encoders that fit the needs of your applications. Our encoders are highly configurable, offer an array of shaft or bore sizes, output types, connector types, mounting options, and resolutions as high as 65,536 CPR.
