ULTIMAKER RELEASES NEW TECHNICAL SUPPORT MOBILE APP
Ultimaker Provides Simple Step-By-Step Guides For 3D Printing Users On-The-Go
SBA Funds Three New Regional Innovation Clusters
Expands regional economic development and job creation
FIRST Reveals 2016 FIRST Robotics Competition Game Name: FIRST STRONGHOLD
Video Teaser Offers Game Hints; Urges Students to Join Competition by Starting FIRST Robotics Competition Team
Cyberworks Robotics Wins Prestigious Federal Research Grant for New Robotic Technology
Collaborates With University of Waterloo
Barnes & Noble Announces Fantastic Lineup for the First-Ever Retail Mini Maker Faire at Stores Nationwide, November 6-8
Customers of All Ages Can Engage with Cutting-Edge Technology from XYZprinting, littleBits, Raspberry Pi, Sphero, Ozobot, and More
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Customers Can Also "Meet the Makers" at Barnes & Noble Stores Nationwide, Including Dale Dougherty, the Founder and Executive Chairman of Maker Media/Maker Faire
ARM Offers Free Access to Cortex-M0 Processor IP to Streamline Embedded SoC Design
ARM DesignStart portal now offers SoC designers free ARM Cortex-M0 processor IP for design, simulation and prototyping, and a low-cost simplified licensing package for commercialization.
LASYS meets France: Messe Stuttgart gains cooperative venture partner
Flagship French event ESPACE LASER to dİbut with joint stand at LASYS 2016
Driverless Taxi Experiment to Start in Japan
By JUN HONGO for The Wall Street Journal: Japan’s cabinet office, Kanagawa prefecture and Robot Taxi Inc. on Thursday said they will start experimenting with unmanned taxi service beginning in 2016. The service will be offered for approximately 50 people in Kanagawa prefecture, just south of Tokyo, with the auto-driving car carrying them from their homes to local grocery stores.
According to the project organizers, the cabs will drive a distance of about three kilometers (two miles), and part of the course will be on major avenues in the city. Crew members will be aboard the car during the experiment in case there is a need to avoid accidents.
Robot Taxi Inc., a joint venture between mobile Internet company DeNA Co. and vehicle technology developer ZMP Inc., is aiming to commercialize its driverless transportation service by 2020. The company says it will seek to offer unmanned cabs to users including travelers from overseas and locals in areas where buses and trains are not available. Cont'd...
MecklerMedia's Inside 3D Printing Conference & Expo Announces Australian Trade Show Venture with Reed Exhibitions' National Manufacturing Week (NMW)
May 11-13, 2016 in Sydney, Australia
Mouser and Imahara Unveil New Driverless Cars Series and Help Drive the Latest Innovations in Autonomous Vehicle Technology
The new Driverless Cars Series is part of the award-winning Empowering Innovation Together program and is available only on Mouser.com.
Where are the Top Robotics Employers?
The below table shows the location, the number jobs & the key employers. We only searched for jobs that had "Robotics" in the job title.
Era of Drones in Japan and Challenges
In Japan, a few technology experts are calling 2015 "Year One of the Era of the Drone."
Rollon partners with TraceParts to publish its 3D catalogs of linear motion systems
As part of its global sales growth initiative, Rollon teams up with TraceParts to offer online technical data and CAD models to design engineers, wherever they are.
Xilinx System Generator Simplifies Wireless Design
Latest release enables rapid radio development and implementation on All Programmable FPGAs, SoCs & MPSoCs
STRATASYS PARTNERS WITh adobe TO bring game-changing color 3d printing to creative professionals
The two companies are joining forces to eliminate the workflow and product barriers that prevent creative professionals from easily transforming their designs into vibrant and durable color 3D printed models.
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