Robotic Biopsy System Drives the Point Home
Compact, high-torque motors precisely control biopsy needle to improve speed, efficiency, and radiation exposure.
ReWalk Robotics updates IPO terms
ReWalk Robotics plans on selling 3.35 million of its shares in an IPO that will trade on the NASDAQ under the ticker symbol "RWLK." The pricing terms were not disclosed. Barclays Capital and Jefferies will serve as underwriters. Based in the U.S., Israel and Germany, ReWalk is a maker of wearable robotic exoskeletons for individuals with spinal cord injury. Its backers include SCP Vitalife Partners. Yaskawa Electric Corp. Israel Healthcare Ventures, Pontifax and Previz Ventures.
ADVANCED Motion Controls News and Announcements
DVC Series - DigFlex® Performance™ for Electric Mobility
XIMEA USB 3.0 Cameras Support Linux ARM Platforms
XIMEA adds Linux ARM compatibility to world's smallest USB 3.0 line of industrial cameras.
Butler3000 Robot Bartender Making Its Portland Debut at PIE PDX
The Butler3000 will debut in Portland at the PIE (Portland Incubator Experiment) Happy Hour, August 29, 2014.
Energid Technologies Develops Software Enabling Driverless Convoy Vehicles
Computer Simulation will Support Autonomous-Vehicle Algorithm Development
Unbounded Robotics to Shut Down Due to Issues With Willow Garage Spin-Off Agreement
From Evan Ackerman at IEEE Spectrum:
IEEE Spectrum has learned that Unbounded Robotics, a spin-off of Willow Garage that developed the UBR-1 mobile manipulator, is currently "in the process of shutting down." The UBR-1 is no longer for sale.
Recently, a source (who asked not to be named) forwarded us an email from Unbounded Robotics CEO Melonee Wise. Our source received the message after requesting a quote for a UBR-1 robot:
"Unfortunately Unbounded Robotics is in the process of shutting down due to issues with our Willow Garage spin off agreement that prevents us from raising series A investment. Unbounded Robotics is no longer selling the UBR-1.... ( cont'd )
Adept Technology Introduces New Mobile Robot Localization Technology
"Acuity" Feature Enables "Lynx" Mobile Vehicle Navigation in
Extremely Dynamic Environments
IMTS 2014 - Quaker Introduces New Approaches to Coolants at IMTS
The QUAKERCOOL® 700 Series metal removal fluids are mineral oil free micro-emulsions.
RIA International Collaborative Robots Workshop Agenda Announced
Event to be Held in Silicon Valley on September 30, 2014
VALERI Project Aims to Make Robots that Work Alongside Humans
Trying to squeeze into small enclosed areas, carrying out highly repetitive tasks, retiring with back injuries even while your expertise is needed: these everyday realities of working in aviation construction may become a thing of the past.
Trimble Conducts Live Demonstrations of NextSwath End of Row Turns with Automatic Implement Compensation for Agriculture
Cutting-Edge Technology Eliminates Undershooting or Overshooting the Intended Path to Increase Efficiency, Reduce Fuel Costs and Prevent Crop Damage
Trimble's RainWave Solution Now Maps Rainfall Amounts within Entire Fields
With a Precise Contour Map of Rainfall Information, Farmers Can Make Better Decisions on Irrigation Planning, Resource Deployment and Material Applications
Trimble's Connected Farm Now Includes a Field Data Management Solution for Farmers and their Advisors
Detailed Field Information Enables Better Decision Making and Simpler Collaboration
Robotics Alley, LifeScience Alley Partner on Health Care & Medical Device Track
The Midwest is at the forefront of the Health Care & Medical Device industry and the role of robotics in transforming it. Learn how robotics is being used to reduce costs, improve quality of health care, train health care professionals, provide enhanced therapy and generally improve the lives of patients everywhere at the 2014 Robotics Alley Conference & Expo.
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