RAN-DEE to exhibit at the American Farm Bureau Federation's 2015 Annual Convention and IDEAg Trade Show
AFBF's 2015 Annual Convention and IDEAg Trade Show, being held from January 9-14 in San Diego, California
Drone World Expo, the Defining Event for UAS Technology, to Be Held November 2015 in Silicon Valley
Dynamic Board of Advisors Announce Their Support for this New Industry Event for Commercial Technologies and Applications
Robots Learn to Use Kitchen Tools by Watching YouTube Videos
Autonomous robots can learn and perform complex actions via observation
Trimble TerraFlex Advanced Enables Greater Productivity for GIS Professionals with Real-Time Data Update Functionality
Share Up-to Date Project Information Across the Organization in the Field or Office
Trimble Introduces ProjectSight Cloud-based Construction Management Solution
New Software-as-a-Service Solution Provides Easy, Scalable, Project-based Field Management
Startups - F50 Selected 35 Smart Hardware Startups for Season 3
Targets co-investment of $5 million and kicks off Season 3 Summit
Jaybridge Robotics Delivers Major Enhancements to Kinze Manufacturing's Autonomous Harvest System
Jaybridge Robotics has announced the successful deployment of several major new capabilities for Kinze® Manufacturing's autonomous row-crop solution, including the ability to run multiple combines and autonomous carts in the field simultaneously.
Darpa - MINIMIZING UNCERTAINTY IN DESIGNING COMPLEX MILITARY SYSTEMS
DARPA program seeks novel mathematical research for quantifying and predicting uncertainty in design models as alternative to costly and repetitive testing
Grandville Public Schools Qualify 10th Team for VEX Robotics State Championship
Grandville Public Schools has always been a leader in competitive robotics. The school district started with one High School FIRST Robotics team in 1998.
Voxel8: 3D Electronics Printing
Voxel8 announces its dual-head printer that prints thermoplastics and highly conductive silver inks together.
NVIDIA Drive PX
From Nvidia's CES press conference:
The DRIVE PX platform is based on the NVIDIA® Tegra® X1 processor, enabling smarter, more sophisticated advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and paving the way for the autonomous car.
Tegra X1 delivers an astonishing 1.3 gigapixels/second throughput – enough to handle 12 two-Megapixel cameras at frame rates up to 60 fps for some cameras. It is equipped with 10 GB of DRAM memory and combines surround Computer Vision (CV) technology, extensive deep learning training, and over-the-air updates to transform how cars see, think, and learn.
DEEP LEARNING COMPUTER VISION
Conventional ADAS technology today can detect some objects, do basic classification, alert the driver, and in some cases, stop the vehicle. DRIVE PX takes this to the next level with the ability to differentiate an ambulance from a delivery truck or a parked car from one about to pull into traffic. The system can now inform the driver, not just get their attention with a warning. The car is not just sensing, but interpreting what is taking place around it—an essential capability for auto-piloted driving... ( more info )
Robotics Trends Launches New Consumer Robotics Website At The 2015 International CES®
With a grand unveiling on January 8 during the Robotics conference track at the 2015 International CES ®, Robotics Trends Media launched the new RoboticsTrends.com, a consumer guide to lifestyle enhancement with robotics and AI technology.
Rethink Robotics Announces $26.6 Million Series D Round of Financing
New Investors GE Ventures and Goldman Sachs Bring Cumulative Investment to $100 Million
Servo-Tek Publish 8pg Comprehensive DC Tachometer Catalog
The new Servo-Tek Products Company tachometer catalog includes detailed specifications of all Servo-Tek high performance DC tachometers for precision speed control applications.
Innodisk's ServerDOM SSD Wins 2015 Taiwan Excellence Award
Ultra-Compact Enterprise SSD Boot Drive Judged on Design, R&D and Quality
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ST Robotics Develops the Workspace Sentry for Collaborative Robotics
The ST Robotics Workspace Sentry robot and area safety system are based on a small module that sends an infrared beam across the workspace. If the user puts his hand (or any other object) in the workspace, the robot stops using programmable emergency deceleration. Each module has three beams at different angles and the distance a beam reaches is adjustable. Two or more modules can be daisy chained to watch a wider area. "A robot that is tuned to stop on impact may not be safe. Robots where the trip torque can be set at low thresholds are too slow for any practical industrial application. The best system is where the work area has proximity detectors so the robot stops before impact and that is the approach ST Robotics has taken," states President and CEO of ST Robotics David Sands.
