DARPA Shares Its Vision for the Future
New biennial report describes Agency's mission in the context of today's fast-changing world, and current and upcoming areas of focused investment
DENSO Robotics Opens New Training Center in U.S. Midwest
New facility offers comprehensive training in state-of-the-art setting
Why motor drives impact the world so dramatically?!
The installed base of drives, in 2014, saved the earth the equivalent of the energy consumed by 110 million households
Energid Technologies Releases Version 4.0 of the Actin Robot Simulation and Control Toolkit
Continually Increasing Software Capability Enables Robots to Perform Tasks Previously Requiring Human Labor
Frankenimage
From David Stolarsky:
The goal of Frankenimage is to reconstruct input (target) images with pieces of images from a large image database (the database images).
Frankenimage is deliberately in contrast with traditional photomosaics. In traditional photomosaics, more often than not, the database images that are composed together to make up the target image are so small as to be little more than glorified pixels. Frankenimage aims instead for component database images to be as large as possible in the final composition, taking advantage of structure in each database image, instead of just its average color. In this way, database images retain their own meaning, allowing for real artistic juxtaposition to be achieved between target and component images... ( full description and pseudo code )
Automate 2015 - Intelligrated features service and support offerings at ProMat 2015
Maintenance, spare parts and upgrades keep automated fulfillment operations running at peak efficiency
Mouser and Imahara Unveil Giant Spider-Bot as Basis for Second Robotics "Empowering Innovation Challenge"
Mouser Electronics and Grant Imahara are calling on engineers to submit creative ideas for Grant's giant Spider-Bot. This newest Challenge is part of the exciting Empowering Innovation Together program where engineers can join in the technical discussions to explore new design ideas and solutions.
SCHUNK China: Gripping New Horizons
Since 2003, SCHUNK has been represented in China with its own subsidiary, and has grown consistently since that time.
Looking for better robotic EOAT parts
Without any expert or experience of robot, you can finish your projects by your own. Just go visit www.cgsautomation.net and choose what you need items. You will be finsihed your project in a short time.
New Robotic End Of Arm Tooling modules and components for any brand of robotic arms using by CGS Automation Inc
Professional providing robotic & automation EOAT modules and components for any industry adopting. Especially for EOAT modules, Cups, Cup with adapters, Mounting Clamps, Gripper Mounting Arms, Suspensions, Sprue Grippers, Gate Cutters, Air fittings and etc.
It can get from website by credit card/ debit card and shipped to US any state in a short time.
February Was Another Good Month For Robotic Investments
February was another big month for investments in robotic startup companies. 3D Robotics, Flyability, Fetch Robotics, EHang and many others.
KUKA Robotics Corporation Showcases Innovative Space Saving Robotic Solutions at NPE 2015
Discover innovative robotics in space and cost saving applications in the KUKA Robotics booth # 7271 at NPE 2015 Orlando, FL March 23rd - March 27th 2015
AutonomouStuff develops a sales and support relationship with Mobileye
Allows AutonomouStuff to supply Mobileye's 560 Extended Log Camera Development Kit.
Automate 2015 - Adept Technology to Showcase New Robots at Automate 2015
"See the Future of Mobile Robots - Today" at Booth 1060 March 23-26 at McCormick Place in Chicago
Automate 2015 - odos imaging at Automate 2015 & New Website Launched
odos imaging cordially invites you to visit us at booth 998A at Automate 2015 in McCormick Place, Chicago from 23rd-26th March.
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Industrial Robotics - Featured Product
SCHUNK's New Safety Gripping System EGN
With the SLS, SOS, and STO functionalities, the SCHUNK EGN gripping system certified in accordance with DIN EN ISO 13849 enables safe human/machine collaboration. If the production process is interrupted by an emergency shut-off, the SCHUNK EGN goes into either a safely limited speed mode or a safe stop mode depending on the activated protection zone. In contrast to other solutions available on the market, the SCHUNK safety gripping system is continuously powered even in the safe operating stop so that the gripped parts are reliably held even without mechanical maintenance of gripping force. As soon as the protection zone is released, the gripper immediately switches back to the regular operating mode without the system having to be restarted.
