Sonair to Debut World's First Safe 3D Ultrasonic Sensor for Autonomous Robots at Automate 2025
'ADAR', an award-winning 3D ultrasonic sensor poised to challenge the dominance of LiDAR in robotics perception, will launch at Automate 2025, May 12-15 in Detroit, Michigan. The first orders are already in place and the groundbreaking sensor is on track to achieve safety certification, an industry-first for 3D ultrasonic sensing in air.
Vention Leads the Future of Automation at Automate 2025 with AI-Powered Bin-Picking Robot and Motion Control Systems Accelerated by NVIDIA
A joint session with NVIDIA Robotics and Vention leaders Monday afternoon will explore how MachineMotion AI and Isaac Manipulator enable next-gen AI automation-from bin picking to adaptive part handling and 3D vision
MVTec at automatica 2025: Securing competitive advantages in manufacturing with Machine Vision
"¢ MVTec showcases cutting-edge machine vision made in Munich
"¢ Latest versions of HALCON, MERLIC, and the Deep Learning Tool will be presented
"¢ Focus on quality assurance, identification, and collaboration of machine vision software with robots
Automate Show 2025 - Photoneo Solves Key Automotive Challenge: In-Motion Hand-Eye Bag Rack Picking
An industry first! Photoneo's In-Motion Hand-Eye Bag Rack Picking arrives at Automate 2025 (Booth #641). See this unique robotics solution conquer complex auto part handling with real-time 3D scanning.
Musashi AI Introduces Surface Inspection AI Software Upgrades
In automotive manufacturing, grinding machines are used on parts such as camshafts to achieve the desired profile. A part defect known as chatter can occur during the grinding process due to tool imbalance and machine vibration, leading to part quality issues and customer complaints. A new surface inspection model developed for Cendiant Inspect software specifically targets this issue, offering results similar to those achieved with dedicated optical shaft measurement machines.
Inbolt and FANUC Pioneer Robots That Think and Act on the Fly at Moving Assembly Line Speeds
Inbolt and FANUC are launching a manufacturing breakthrough enabling FANUC robots to tackle one of the most complex automation challenges: performing production tasks on continuously moving parts at line speeds. With Inbolt's AI-powered 3D vision, manufacturers can now automate screw insertion, bolt rundown, glue application and other high-precision tasks on parts moving down the line without costly infrastructure investments or cycle time compromises.
Vention Launches Online Design Certification to Close Talent Gap and Train the Next Generation of Automation Experts
-MachineBuilder™ 101 teaches foundational skills in Vention's unified software and hardware platform for designing, simulating, deploying, and operating automation, including robot work cells
-The first in a new certification series, the course was developed in response to the growing demand for structured learning and assessment of MachineBuilder™ skills
-More than 300 universities and colleges in Canada, the United States, South America, and Europe use Vention software and hardware for teaching and R&D
-Attendees at Automate 2025 in Detroit will be eligible for complimentary access to the MachineBuilder™ 101 course at Vention's booth
SW Automation presents a world first at automatica with its mobile robot cell
New modular and connectable Mobile i-Cell from SW
Path Robotics and ALM Positioners Deliver Breakthrough Welding Automation for TYCROP
AI-Powered robotic welding accelerates energy and transportation manufacturing
Allied Motion, an Allient Company to Present Advanced Motor Technologies for Robotics & Automation at Automate Trade Show
Allient offers the broadest range of motor types and component technologies in the motion control industry. The company can then integrate these technologies into fully customized actuators delivering the precision, efficiency, and performance that your project requires.
ABB to Unleash the Power of OmniCore at Automate 2025
"¢ North America's first full-scale OmniCore showcase
"¢ Unlocking faster, smarter, autonomous automation
"¢ Robotic demos span automotive, cobots, software & more
Introducing Polyscope X Compatibility: Enhancing UR robots with Piab Solutions
This new compatibility ensures that Piab's innovative products can fully leverage the enhanced functionality and performance of UR robots.
Mouser Electronics to Showcase Industrial Automation Solutions at Automate 2025
Engineers and integrators can find inspiration for their next projects from Mouser's growing line card of manufacturer brands.
Vention Announces Commercial Availability of MachineMotion AI--An AI-Ready Automation Controller with Built-In Cellular Connectivity
-MachineMotion AI replaces traditional PLCs with a plug & play, future-proof control system built for the next generation of robotics and automated equipment
-Embedded with NVIDIA-accelerated computing technology, MachineMotion AI can run compute-intensive AI workloads for autonomous robotics
-Direct cellular technology offers manufacturers connectivity for over-the-air software updates, remote support, and cloud-based analytics - with all the security advantages of a direct wireless connection
maxon launches high torque density drive system for tough environments
With a maximum output power up to 750 W at speeds up to 6,000 rpm, the IDX 70 provides equivalent performance to motors with a 25% larger footprint, making the BLDC motor a versatile choice for space-constrained applications.
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High Performance Servo Drives for localized and distributed control applications from Servo2Go.com
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OnLogic
A global industrial PC manufacturer and solution provider focused on hardware for the IoT edge, OnLogic designs highly-configurable computers engineered for reliability. Their systems operate in the harshest environments and power innovation in the evolving Internet of Things. Founded in 2003 as Logic Supply, the company has served more than 70,000 customers. OnLogic has offices in the US, Netherlands, Taiwan and Malaysia.
