VITRONIC Machine Vision Awarded Contract to Automate Manual Processing of Flats and Small Parcels
VITRONIC Machine Vision LTD is proud to announce it has been awarded a multi-million dollar contract to automate the manual processing of flats and small parcels from a large parcel and post customer.
Wanted: Innovative Applications Using Energy Chain Systems®
Every two years, the most creative applications of igus® Energy Chain Systems® are recognized with the vector® award. The entry phase for the 2014 vector® award competition is now underway.
Anaheim Automation Introduces Multi-Axis LSI Chips to Expand Current Product Line
Anaheim Automation has partnered with Japanese manufacturer Kyopal to expand current line of LSI integrated circuits. The new product line will introduce a multi-axis option for stepper or servo motor control.
Seegrid Captures Significant Marketshare for Flexible Automated Guided Vehicles in Europe
According to Seegrid Guest Blogger, Thomas R. Cutler, manufacturing journalist, "Having solidified the new flexible AGV role in North America, Seegrid is quickly on pace to capture significant European marketshare.
Las Vegas Company Announces Newest Robotic Golf Caddy to Product Line
FTR Systems, Inc., a technology company that creates innovative products using robotics, is pleased to announce the arrival of its new model of robotic golf caddy, the CaddyTrek Bigfoot. Golfers can control the golf caddy by remote control or through a "tracking mode" that allows the product to follow golfers across the green.
Endeavor to Make Robots Learn More Like Humans
In an effort to better understand the evolution of learning, Kai Olav Ellefsen is working to make robots learn more like humans. Specifically, he is studying how more modular brains allow robots to learn new tasks without forgetting what they learned from previous tasks.
A Robotics Showdown: Worcester Polytechnic Institute Sends Two Squads to National Competition
Seventeen Teams to Do Battle in DARPA Robotics Challenge Trials; Event Created in Response to Fukushima Nuclear Disaster in 2011
High Hopes for Carnegie Mellon's CHIMP Robot at DARPA Robotics Challenge Trials
It's only been a few weeks since Carnegie Mellon University's National Robotics Engineering Center (NREC) completed assembly of its four-limbed CHIMP robot, but the Tartan Rescue Team has high hopes for the robot's performance at the DARPA Robotics Challenge (DRC) Trials Dec. 20-21.
IDTechEx find the total market for electric unmanned aerial vehicles will reach over one Billion dollars by 2023
Includes hybrid and pure electric powertrains and electrics being used or considered for UAVs and the new missions made possible by electrification.
Major interest from exhibitors in VISION 2014
With just under a year to go before the trade fair starts, 75 percent of the exhibition space is already taken up - More room for industry PCs
High-voltage Battery Simulator and Test Systems Critical for Electric and Hybrid Vehicle Development
Essential for conducting R&D, performance and durability testing
Avnet Electronics Marketing Offers the Zynq-7000 All Programmable SoC/Analog Devices Intelligent Drives Kit for Motor Control Applications
The Zynq-7000 All Programmable SoC/Analog Devices Intelligent Drives Kit features Analog Devices' state-of-the-art precision data converters and digital isolation technology.
EPSRC Funds Three-Year Project on Human Interaction with Robots
Psychologists from the University of Bath are taking part in a major project looking at how cutting-edge robotics can enable people to participate in public spaces, as a place to meet and share ideas without being there in person.
Collaboration Between Biologists and Robotic Specialists Result in Innovative Robots
Collaborations between robotics specialists and biologists have never been so successful. The former draw their ideas from animal morphology while the latter have found in technology a useful tool for studying nature. Francesco Mondada, robotics engineer at EPFL, and Laurent Keller, specialist in evolutionary genetics at the University of Lausanne (UNIL), exchange their points of view.
When robots make art
From unique creation to industrially manufactured designer piece
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