THE ITALIAN TRADE AGENCY PRESENTING ADVANCEMENTS IN 3-D PRINTING AND ROBOTICS AT MIT TECHNOLOGY REVIEW's EMTECH CONFERENCE THIS NOVEMBER
MIT Technology Reviews 2015 EmTech Conference (November 2-4) in Cambridge, Massachusetts
Stratasys to present vision of additive manufacturing-ERP Integration for 'Factory of the future' at Oracle OpenWorld 2015
'Factory of the Future at the annual Oracle OpenWorld conference, October 25 - 29, San Francisco
Aeryon Labs Inc. Secures $60 Million in Growth Financing to Extend Its Lead in the Enterprise-Grade Drone Market
Summit Partners, a global growth equity firm investing in rapidly-growing companies, has invested $60 Million in Aeryon Labs
FotoNation Partners with Socionext to Provide Game-Changing Capabilities for the Surveillance, Robotics and Drone Markets
"FotoNations passion, breakthroughs and proven track record of computer vision products were key ingredients in our decision to partner with them in these rapidly growing markets."
PrecisionHawk, Verizon, Harris and DigitalGlobe Jointly Demonstrate Technology for Safe Drone Operations
Industry leaders in cellular, aircraft surveillance, satellite imagery and drones bring together the best technology solutions to enhance safety as airspace congestion increases.
Leeds could become the first 'self-repairing city' with a fleet of robotic civil servants
By Chloe Olewitz for Digital Trends: Most people don’t know a whole lot about the city of Leeds other than its distinct regional accent, but believe it or not, local Leeds University is actually known for being a pioneering research leader in the field of robotics. The university’s School of Civil Engineering has put together a key research team that is currently developing a fleet of civil service robots and drones that would effectively turn Leeds into a self-repairing city.
The robotics research project is funded with £4.2M ($6.5M) of national funds, focusing on autonomous machines that would fix infrastructure issues across the city of Leeds, and perhaps, eventually, beyond. Leeds’ robot fleet will focus on robotic fixes for citywide issues like burst or damaged utility pipes, broken or nonfunctional street lights, and road fractures that disturb drivers on their way to anywhere.
Three main branches of the project cover the functions of the Leeds robots: Perch and Repair; Perceive and Patch; and Fire and Forget. The Perch and Repair segment covers research into robotic drones that can land, or “perch” like birds atop tall structures like street lamps or building-mounted civil structures. The Perceive and Patch team leads research into drones that can survey popular roads or even particularly dangerous ones in order to identify and repair potholes where they exist, and in the future, even prevent them before they occur. Cont'd...
NASA and Worcester Polytechnic Institute Partner Again for Two Levels of Competition as the 2016 Sample Return Robot Centennial Challenge Expands
For the fifth consecutive year teams from across the globe will test their autonomous robot retrieval skills at WPI.
ProDrone Launches Industry's Most Powerful and Portable Consumer Drone at PhotoPlus 2015
The ProDrone Byrd was built for everyone - folding up and easily fitting in any backpack to be taken everywhere
Trimble Connected Farm Solution Now Integrates with Raven Slingshot Field Data and Devices
Growers Can Access Mixed Fleet Task Data from Raven Slingshot within the Trimble Connected Farm Solution
Addition of International Robotics Expert is One Giant Commercial Leap for Gamma 2 Robotics
Former Space Station Command and Control Lead Engineer Joins as Chief Product Officer
FRENCH HOSPITAL ENHANCES COMPLEX KIDNEY CANCER SURGERY PLANNING WITH STRATASYS COLOR MULTI-MATERIAL 3D PRINTING
CHU Bordeaux is one of the first hospitals worldwide to pioneer kidney tumor removal by using 3D printed color multi-material models pre-surgery to locate depth of kidney tumors
--- 3D printed models used as big driver to train tomorrows surgeons
--- Easier visualization of their own organ increases patient understanding of procedures by up to 50%
3DR LAUNCHES "MADE FOR SOLO," A PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM TO HELP COMPANIES DEVELOP AND MARKET NEW DRONE HARDWARE
The drone maker also announces the first Made for Solo products as well as major new development partnerships with Epson, JK Imaging (Kodak) and Fiilex.
Artec 3D Partners With 3D Systems to Streamline 3D Scan-to-CAD Process With New Product Bundle
The tools made available through this joint offering will allow users to experience an improved reverse engineering process that begins with scans created using Artec's professional grade handheld scanners.
CEA: Federal Drone Registration Must Balance Safety Requirements and Fundamental American Rights
New federal government requirements for reporting of product ownership must be balanced against factors including convenience, data integrity and privacy.
Hybrid Microscope Wins Proto Labs' Cool Idea! Award
The Revolve merges two microscopes into one, reducing costs and freeing up valuable lab space
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