After Impressive Demonstrations of Robot Skill, DARPA Robotics Challenge Trials Conclude
8 teams eligible to receive up to $1 million to prepare for upcoming DRC Finals
techJOYnT Academy Announces New After School Robotics Program with Oakdale Public Schools
techJOYnT Academy is teaching a new after school robotics program at Oakdale Public Schools. This is be the debut of techJOYnT's new Mobile STEM Lab - a facility designed to make STEM Education a possibility for multiple school locations.
Seegrid Announces Pre-Launch of Automated GWS35 Walkie Stacker
The pre-launch allows prospective customers to learn more about this newest product in Seegrid's suite of automation solutions; it is part of the company's commitment to make affordable automation available to everyone.
Sandia to Exhibit Real-World Robotics Successes at DARPA Challenge
The challenge is focused on human-scaled robots that assist in humanitarian aid and disaster response.
IAI Demonstrates Multi-Arm Robot Control Software at the DARPA Robotics Challenge Expo
The MARCS robot prototype will be participating in multiple live demos throughout the Expo event.
Lockheed Martin Team Moves Forward In "Elite Eight" Following DARPA Robotics Challenge Trials
Lockheed Martin is one of eight teams to move forward onto the next phase of the Challenge.
Micro-Sized Vanadium Dioxide Robotic Torsional Muscle/Motor More Powerful Than Human Muscle
Able to catapult objects 50 times heavier than itself over a distance five times its length within 60 milliseconds - faster than the blink of an eye
Adept Technology Announces Preferred Primary and Secondary Food Packaging Partnership with Harpak-ULMA
Selected for their advanced technical capabilities and knowledge base, Adept's preferred food packaging partners define, configure, and deliver fully integrated solutions using Adept robots, software, and grippers to increase speed and efficiency on food processing lines.
FANUC America Named Business of the Year by Rochester Regional Chamber Of Commerce
FANUC America continues to encourage companies to equip their factories with robotics and automated solutions for manufacturing to stay competitive.
DARPA Robotics Challenge Trials Get Off to a Positive Start
Strong first-day test results and enthusiastic crowds offer encouraging look ahead for disaster-response robotics
DARPA Robotics Challenge Trials Live Broadcast
The DRC Trials are happening today and tomorrow (December 20-21, 2013) at the Homestead-Miami Speedway. Teams will attempt to guide their robots through eight individual, physical tasks that test mobility, manipulation, dexterity, perception, and operator control mechanisms;
You can watch the live stream here.
KUKA Introduces KR AGILUS Waterproof Robots
Robots don't always have it easy. They have to do their jobs in the dust and dirt - not to mention reliably and with utmost precision. All this in tough environments such as machine tools as well, where they are challenged by major stresses like swarf, cooling lubricants, oil or water spray.
New Venture and Website Launched by Institute for Robotic Process Automation
The Institute for Robotic Process Automation (IRPA), an independent professional association for buyers, providers, analysts and influencers of robotic process automation, today announced the launch its new venture and website, www.irpanetwork.com. The network will serve as the first association of its kind, a knowledge forum and solutions center dedicated to robotic process automation.
Mondi Selects Metso's Advanced Automation Technology for Ružomberok Mill
With better process control, the mill can improve its overall performance and decrease its environmental footprint
New Online Configurators Customize Robotic MIG Gun Series for Exact Welding Applications
The configurators are quick and easy to use, producing the exact robotic gun needed for the application in a few simple steps.
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