ABB to feature its new YuMi dual arm, inherently safe collaborative robot at The Assembly Show 2015
Additional demos include the small footprint, large work envelope IRB 1200 robot, and the ultra-compact FlexFeeder flexible parts feeding system.
BitFlow Supports 3rd Party Software for Developing, Deploying and Maintaining Vision Applications
BitFlow drivers now support the very latest versions of all major vision software packages, resulting in faster application development and lower lifecycle costs.
EPSON Robots G and RS Series Scara Robots Get New Controller
The EPSON RC700A Controller - More Power, Performance, and Ease of Use
Stäubli Announces New Additions to Team
Stäubli is pleased to announce two new additions to the Stäubli Robotics team.
Conferences on Sensing for Agriculture and Robotic Vision Among Expanded Topics at SPIE Defense and Commercial Sensing
New and emerging sensing technologies with applications as diverse as neurosurgery and crop optimization will be advanced through conferences at SPIE Defense and Commercial Sensing in April. The wide-ranging applications demonstrate the continuous growth of technologies such infrared, laser, terahertz, and multi- and hyperspectral imaging into new commercial applications.
FANUC and Cisco Collaborate to Increase Uptime for Connected Machines
The announcement comes after Cisco and FANUC America's 12-month Zero Downtime (ZDT) pilot project with a major automotive manufacturer.
Oriental Motor Introduces PKP Standard 2-Phase Stepper Motor with NEW Oriental Motor Original Encoder and New Higher Torque PKP22_ Series 28 mm (1.10 in.) Motor
Performance Driven High Torque Stepper Motors for the Optimum Application Results
Students Learn about CNC Manufacturing Technology and Careers
Local high school students toured Okuma facilities to learn about CNC manufacturing, innovative machining technology and career paths.
Cisco Teams Up with Robotics Firm Fanuc for IoT
by Zacks Equity Research: Technology giant and Dow component Cisco Systems, Inc. recently entered into a strategic alliance with a robotics company Fanuc America, thereby stepping up its efforts to make itself a key player in the Internet of Things (IoT) space.
Per the alliance, Fanuc and Cisco have built an IoT system that enables Fanuc to monitor every robot on the factory floor. This way it can be determined whether a robot is likely to fail, so that a service technician can fix the equipment before it stops working.
This could save companies hundreds of dollars of fixing cost. Per Cisco CEO Chuck Robbins, downtime for these robots can cost a business $16,000 per minute. Therefore, the new system that offers predictive maintenance can be a big thing for some operations.
The companies are currently testing the system in a channel that comprises around 1,800 robots and includes Fanuc customer, GM. In this testing period, Fanuc says its customer has saved $38 million. Fanus has plans to expand the system to 2,500 robots by the end of the year. Cont'd...
Xilinx System Generator Simplifies Wireless Design
Latest release enables rapid radio development and implementation on All Programmable FPGAs, SoCs & MPSoCs
Motek 2015: Festo Presents FlexShapeGripper and eMotionButterflies
At Motek 2015 from 5th to 8th October in Stuttgart, Festo presents current research projects from the Bionic Learning Network.
The Robots Are Coming to Pittsburgh
RIA Events Next Week Focus on Safety and Collaborative Robots
Klein Tools Announces its 2015 Electrician of the Year
Joey Hall of Somerset, KY receives a custom F-150 XLT Crew Cab truck for his commitment to professional achievement, safety and community service
Adept Technology Introduces New 6-Axis Articulated Robots
New Viper Robots on Display at Motek Trade Show in Stuttgart,
Germany
Teledyne DALSA to showcase new Genie Nano and Calibir Cameras at First Canadian Machine Vision Conference
The conference will be held October 7 at the National Research Council of Canada in Ottawa.
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BitFlow Introduces 6th Generation Camera Link Frame Grabber: The Axion
BitFlow has offered a Camera Link frame grabbers for almost 15 years. This latest offering, our 6th generation combines the power of CoaXPress with the requirements of Camera Link 2.0. Enabling a single or two camera system to operate at up to 850 MB/S per camera, the Axion-CL family is the best choice for CL frame grabber. Like the Cyton-CXP frame grabber, the Axion-CL leverages features such as the new StreamSync system, a highly optimized DMA engine, and expanded I/O capabilities that provide unprecedented flexibility in routing. There are two options available; Axion 1xE & Axion 2xE.
The Axion 1xE is compatible with one base, medium, full or 80-bit camera offering PoCL, Power over Camera Link, on both connectors. The Axion 2xE is compatible with two base, medium, full or 80-bit cameras offering PoCL on both connectors for both cameras.
The Axion-CL is a culmination of the continuous improvements and updates BitFlow has made to Camera Link frame grabbers.
