Air-Vid Takes Off With Worldwide Directory of Drone and UAV Pilots, the Community Includes More Than 500 UAV Pilots from 44 Countries
Air-Vid is announcing its 500th pilot to join its international directory of UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) pilots. Air-Vid, a web-based community of remote aerial pilots, is built with both pilots and those seeking aerial video in mind.
Ascent Solar Takes Flight Aboard Silent Falcon Unmanned Aircraft
"These first flights represent the culmination of tremendous collaboration between Ascent Solar, Bye AEROSAPACE, and Silent Falcon UAS."
IDTechEx See a Great Future for Electric Quadcopters
Professional quadcopters will also profit from the fact that over one million Arduino boards have been sold in a very short time to quadcopter hobbyists and the designers of wearable technology and Internet of Things nodes.
DARPA Demo Day 2014 Highlights Innovative Approaches to Preserving and Expanding U.S. Technological Superiority
With focus on information technology, largest-ever Pentagon event showcases more than 100 projects pushing for game-changing improvements to national security
Printed Hand With An Opposable Thumb
From Chiprobot on Let's Make Robots :
Grabit Inc. Announces Partnership with Shirai Electronics for Printed Circuit Board (PCB) Handling
Shirai to offer Grabit's electroadhesion grippers for inspection systems and PCB loading applications
SpotterRF Delivers First Non-ITAR Radar Force Protection Kit with Slew-to-Cue
SpotterRF Shield Mobile radar system provides lightweight man-portable turn-key camera cueing
Three New Studies Indicate Growing Interest in Exoskeletons
Ekso Bionics Holdings, Inc., a robotic exoskeleton company, announced today that three new studies were presented over the weekend by respected researchers from Bergmannstrost Center in Germany, The Miami Project to Cure Paralysis, University of Miami (UM) Miller School of Medicine, and Mt Sinai Hospital in New York.
Lil'Bot, the little robot that could
low-cost, open-source, Arduino-compatible balancing robot for learning, hacking and delight
Carnegie Mellon University Spinoff BirdBrain Technologies is Excited to Announce the Launch of the Hummingbird Duo, Engineering, Technology and Robotics Education Kickstarter Project
Electronics kit is equally challenging and fun to 4th graders, high school students, and adult makers. Very low floor, shoot for the moon ceiling
Embry-Riddle Showcases Unmanned Vehicles, Martian Rover at Kennedy Space Center
Student- and faculty-built autonomous aircraft, cars and robots demonstrated with other unmanned systems at a May 11 kick-off to an international conference.
Growing Unlimited Crops with Robotic Farms Technology and Grow Domes
With USA patented Robotic Farms Technology, unlimited crops can be grown worldwide with harvests of more agriculture per acre ever recorded in history.
Swarming UAS are the Future, Researcher Kumar Says
Small flying robots can move faster than humans and other types of robots in some situations, such as in surveying buildings after an earthquake or other disaster.
FDA Approves Robotic Arm Developed by DEKA
On Friday, May 9, 2014, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved the first prosthetic arm developed by DEKA and funded by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA).
Arduino and Atmel Unveil the Arduino Zero
Jointly developed by Atmel and Arduino, Arduino introduces Arduino Zero; a 32-bit evolution, powering the next generation of IoT development
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Honeywell Intelligrated - Solve Loading Dock Challenges With Robotic Unloading
Challenges on the loading dock are characteristic of greater pressures from the rise of e-commerce. Loading and unloading freight from trailers, trucks and shipping containers are arduous, repetitive tasks plagued by high turnover. Even with regularly available staff, manually unloading freight and the constant lifting and twisting results in fatigue and inconsistent, declining productivity. Robotics capable of fully automating unloading tasks bring a new paradigm to the dock. High performance and flexibility push unloading from a labor-heavy, manual chore to an automated, refined process. High-performing DC workers can take more desirable positions, with relief from unpleasant work conditions. Management gets to replace uncertainty and staffing challenges with a reliable, automated process, with data to fuel continuous improvement.
