RECORD NUMBER OF REGISTRATIONS AT AUTOMATICA 2016
AUTOMATICA 2016 trade fair in Munich on June 21 to 24, 2016
ABB Robotics to host high school students interested in skilled trade jobs in honor of National Manufacturing Day
Students from Engineering & Emerging Technologies program in Oakland County schools will learn about robot and robotic system manufacturing
MachineWorks ' New Approach to 5-Axis CNC Simulation
Customers always ask for faster performance but they mean, of course, faster performance without compromising on accuracy or stability.
LMI Technologies Launches Ultra Compact Gocator 3109 3D Smart Snapshot Sensor
Latest Addition to 3100 Series Designed for Fixed Frame and Robot-Mounted Industrial Inline 3D Inspection
Solutions, Inc. (ASI) as Platinum Sponsors and Reveals Program Details
December 14-16, 2015 in San Diego, California
4K Camera From XIMEA Offers 12Mp@130fps Over 300 Meter Cable
XIMEA accelerates speed record and distance with releasing of new camera model based on PCI Express technology
Action Bearing Announces Manufacturing Day Event
National Celebration of Manufacturing Includes Tours, Special Events
PACK EXPO - 'The DENSO Difference': Small Assembly Robots, Unbeatable Value
DENSO Robotics, a global supplier of advanced robotic technology, knows firsthand what customers want in their assembly robots. Speed, accuracy, ease of operation, high reliability, low maintenance, durability and energy efficiency are all part what makes "The DENSO Difference".
Development of Battery-Free Multi-Rotation Absolute Encoder
In recent years, there have been many demands for equipment with high productivity to have a system that retains positioning information, even after the main power supply is turned off.
Advances in farming robotics could address shortage in agricultural workers
By Steve Brachmann for IPWatchDog: More and more, the agricultural world is looking towards the mechanization of labor processes through robotics as a way of potentially increasing their productivity. Robotics was identified as a sector of investment growth in agricultural tech by an April 2014 white paper on agriculture technologies published by the entrepreneurship and education non-profit Kauffman Foundation. Robotics is a regular focus of ours here on IPWatchdog, most recently visited in our coverage of the incredible advancements in walking and jumping robotics pioneered by Boston Dynamics, a Google Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOG) subsidiary. With American farmers already heavily involved in the regulatory conversation involving the commercial use of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), or drones, we thought that it would be interesting to delve into the world of farming robotics and see the recent advances in that particular field.
It’s important to understand first that the robotics being developed for commercial use on farms won’t be stand-alone humanoid units ranging through fields to pick crops. Any piece of hardware implementing an algorithm which automates some of the manual work of farming falls under this heading. One good example of this is the LettuceBot, a precision thinning technology which works to visually characterize plants in a lettuce row, identify which plants to keep and eliminating unwanted plants to optimize yield. The unit doesn’t move by itself but is guided along by a tractor instead. The technology has been developed by Blue River Technology of Sunnyvale, CA, a company which has attracted $13 million in investment between 2011 and 2014 to commercialize this product. The LettuceBot’s creators hope toprovide the technology as a third-party service to farm owners before manufacturing the unit for commercial sale. Cont'd...
Adept Technology Wins Award for Lynx Mobile Robot with Enhanced Navigation
"Lynx robots are providing users around the world with
rapid, dependable goods delivery inside their warehouses, factories, and other facilities, improving their operations' efficiency and safety and
lowering costs."
Large aperture Direct Drive Air bearing Rotary tables
This rotary table combines axial brushless RotoLinear motoring modules and planar air bearings integrated into compact, direct drive configuration and provides unlimited rotation with precise positioning and velocity controls.
Researchers Develop Three-Fingered Soft Robotic Hand with Embedded Fiber Optic Sensors
Optical sensors may be uniquely suited for use in robotic hands, according to Carnegie Mellon University researchers who have developed a three-fingered soft robotic hand with multiple embedded fiber optic sensors. They also have created a new type of stretchable optical sensor.
ASSEMBLY Magazine to Present Three Educational Sessions at the 2015 ASSEMBLY Show
The ASSEMBLY Show will take place from Tuesday, October 28, through Thursday, October 30, 2015 at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center in Rosemont, IL.
Shyft Advanced Manufacturing Celebrates Certification Milestone
On October 6, 2015 Shyft Advanced Manufacturing will host an open house from 3PM - 7PM at its Woodinville facility located at 20004 144th Ave NE, Woodinville Washington 98072 to celebrate its most recent accomplishments in achieving both UL and ISO 9001:2008 certification.
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TUV Rheinland Robot Integrator Program
The industry's first comprehensive Robot Integrator Program saves robot integrators significant time and cost investments by allowing them to mark each cell compliant with ANSI/RIA R15.06 with the TUV Rheinland Mark. As opposed to a traditional certification or an on-site field labeling, TÜV Rheinland's Robot Integrator Program certifies the knowledge and skill-set of robot integrators in addition to testing robotic cells and processes against ANSI/RIA R15.06. This reduces the need for frequent onsite or off site testing and allows manufacturers to apply a single TÜV Rheinland label to multiple cells. The Robot Integrator Program individually assesses a robot integrator's understanding of the ANSI/RIA R15.06 standard along with the ability to consistently produce compliant robot cells. Following the requirements and procedures of the new program will enable robot integrators to produce individually compliant robotic cells under one serialized TÜV Rheinland Mark, which meets the national electric code and allows acceptance by Authorities Having Jurisdiction (AHJ) and end users.
