Sixclear Launches First Robotics Competition LabVIEW Training Site
Sixclear, an Austin-based technology company, increases free access to LabVIEW learning resources for FRC participants and mentors.
Rethink Robotics' Baxter Research Robot Now Available in Australia and New Zealand
It is already available in the U.S., Europe and Japan and has built an active and fast growing developer community.
Siemens Receives 2013 Global Smart Machine Safety Networks Company of the Year Award
Siemens Safety Integrated solutions, with Totally Integrated Automation, selected best in class.
Knighted to feature real-time fulfillment execution systems at 2014 NRF Convention and EXPO
Intelligrated subsidiary to showcase automated decision-making fulfillment software at booth #1101
Güdel, Inc. Becomes a Platinum Member of the Robotic Industries Association (RIA)
US North American Operations
President Obama Announces New Public-Private Manufacturing Innovation Institute
North Carolina headquartered consortium of 18 companies and 6 universities partnering with the federal government to strengthen U.S. manufacturing
WILLOW GARAGE SELECTS CLEARPATH ROBOTICS TO SERVICE AND SUPPORT THE PR2 ROBOT
Clearpath Robotics welcomes the PR2 robot and community to its growing family
Robonaut 2 Gets Legs
NASA :
NASA engineers are developing climbing legs for the International Space Station's robotic crew member Robonaut 2 (R2), marking another milestone in space humanoid robotics.
The legless R2, currently attached to a support post, is undergoing experimental trials with astronauts aboard the orbiting laboratory. Since its arrival at the station in February 2011, R2 has performed a series of tasks to demonstrate its functionality in microgravity.
These new legs, funded by NASA's Human Exploration and Operations and Space Technology mission directorates, will provide R2 the mobility it needs to help with regular and repetitive tasks inside and outside the space station. The goal is to free up the crew for more critical work, including scientific research.
How Small Can You Go?
Nanorobotics is about creating robots which are so small they are nearly invisible to the naked eye. Operating as a swarm, these tiny robots have the promise to do some really incredible things.
Robotic Welding Series: Perfectly weld imperfect parts with adaptive welding
This is the second of a 4-part series by KC Robotics about the automated arc welding industry.
Aethon Installs the TUG® Autonomous Smart Mobile Robot at 21 Hospitals in 2013
Aethon TUG autonomous mobile robot automates delivery and material movement in hospitals.
The NIMBUS384, an Affordable, Highly Flexible, Compact Pipetting Workstation launched by Hamilton Robotics
The Microlab NIMBUS software offers a range of unique features and can be easily programmed by virtually all users.
QinetiQ North America Expands Relationship with BroadSoft
Expanding upon a successful four-year initial engagement, QNA will now provide a full suite of BroadWorks® and BroadCloudTM based unified communications services to government agencies.
ESAB North America Partners with RoboVent to Deliver High-performance Robotic Welding Solutions
ESAB Welding & Cutting Products announces a partnership with RoboVent Product Group, Inc. for the development of high-performance robotic welding solutions in North America. RoboVent fume extraction equipment will be featured as part of ESAB's robotic welding systems, including the new Swift Arc® Series of pre-engineered robotic welding cells offered as complete ready-to-weld units.
Expanding Applications to Drive Demand for Torque Sensors, According to New Report by Global Industry Analysts, Inc.
GIA announces the release of a comprehensive global report on Torque Sensors markets. Global market for Torque Sensors is projected to reach US$1.1 billion by the year 2018, driven by increasing demand from existing and emerging application areas, and technology developments that offer significant improvements in terms of longevity, performance, accuracy, and reliability.
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KEBA - KeTop Operating & monitoring - from mobile to stationary with just one software
Best ergonomics and an intuitive user interface are key factors for efficient operation and monitoring. With the KeTop devices, high-performance, application-optimized hardware is available. The turnkey TeachView robotics user interface enables fast and easy teach-in. User-friendly HMIs are created with the easy-to-operate KeView visualization software - an optimum user experience is guaranteed.
