NASA Awards UTSA $300,000 to Build Fourth Prototype of 'Lab-on-a-Robot'
University of Texas at San Antonio Chemistry Professor Carlos Garcia, UTSA Physics Professor Arturo Ayon and HJ Science & Technology Inc. of Santa Clara, Calif. have been awarded more than $300,000 in NASA funding to build the fourth prototype of a "lab-on-a-robot" (LOAR). The Rover-like prototype will be designed to conduct on-site planetary compositional analysis.
FANUC named a top innovator by Forbes
FANUC Corporation has been named the 26th most innovative company in the world
BitFlow Upgrades MATLAB Adapter
Upgraded version of its MATLAB adapter, now available as a free download on the BitFlow website
BitFlow Executive to Speak at Vision Expert Day 2013
"Future Proofing Frame Grabbers"
Nachi Robotic Systems Inc. Has Relocated to a New and Much Larger Facility
Nachi Robotic Systems Inc. has relocated to a new 65,000 square foot facility to meet the growing demand for robotic products and services.
Intelligrated appoints Rod Selby as director, Asia Pacific business development
Distribution and logistics expert responsible for market penetration in target region
Adams Manufacturing Expands Custom Injection Molding Capability
Custom-Built, Cincinnati Milacron 2600-Ton Maxima Servo Press to Bolster Adams' Large Tonnage Proficiency
Arcturus UAV and WGS Systems Integrate Europa-S SIGINT System on T-20 UAS
The unique aspects of the system are wide signal intercept frequency range, small operational footprint on the ground (1 or 2 full size pick-up trucks,) quiet operation (the T-20 utilizes a modified 4-stroke engine,) and the ability to interface with other payloads on the T-20, such as EO/IR and SAR.
Frost & Sullivan Recognizes MIRTEC as 2013 North American Company of the Year
The company has demonstrated an unrivaled ability to understand the complexity of electronics assembly as well as key customer needs
Tier 1 Automotive Supplier Selects Evana Automation to Supply Custom Automated Assembly System by February 2014
Efficient assembly, testing of ABS brake control modules at core of new system
Boston Engineering Corporation Opens an Office in the Advanced Technology and Manufacturing Center (ATMC) of the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, Fall River, MA
Boston Engineering's Advanced Systems Group will incubate its emerging marine technologies in this new location
Animal Mechanics to Control Mutually Opposing Forces Inspire Improved Control Systems for Small Robots
A quirk of nature has long baffled biologists: Why do animals push in directions that don't point toward their goal, such as the side-to-side sashaying of a running lizard or cockroach? An engineer building a robot would likely avoid these movements because they seem wasteful. So why do animals behave this way?
MTSI Announces Expansion of Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) services into the Commercial UAS Marketplace
MTSI's in-depth understanding of the policy, regulatory, and technical aspects of the UAS industry will enable it to be a first-choice provider in the Commercial UAS marketplace, as it has been for over a decade in the Government UAS sector
CyPhy Works Raises $7 Million to Build Flying Robots for the World's Biggest Industries
Leading UAV platform company targets 24/7 "persistent" operations
New Institute for Robotics and Intelligent Machines Launched at Georgia Tech
The Georgia Institute of Technology has announced the launch of its Institute for Robotics and Intelligent Machines (IRIM), the newest of Georgia Tech's ten Interdisciplinary Research Institutes (IRIs). IRIM brings together robotics researchers from across campus-spanning colleges, departments and individual labs-to support and connect research initiatives, enhance educational programs and foster advances for the National Robotics Initiative (NRI), first announced by President Obama in 2011, and officially established in 2012.
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