ITyX Solutions selects Orlando for its Americas headquarters
German market leader in self-learning software opens a new office in Florida
ULTIMAKER RELEASES THREE NEW PROMOTIONAL VIDEOS HIGHLIGHTING THE CAPABILITIES OF THE ULTIMAKER LINE
New Video Series Launches to Showcase Ultimaker Lines User-Friendly Printing Capabilities Featuring A Unique One Year Warranty
Fisher Unitech Now Offering Makerbot 3D Printers
Desktop 3D Printer Line A Gateway Between Hobby and Professional 3D Printing
Embedded Vision Alliance Adds Ten New Members in the First Half of 2015
Rapidly growing membership reflects the importance of computer vision
Drone World Expo Provides a Sneak Peek at a Few of the Exciting Conference Sessions Being Planned for November Event
November 17-18, 2015, at the San Jose Convention Center
Norsk Titanium Receives Investment From RTI International Metals, Inc. To Expand Market Reach Of Its Advanced 3D Printing Technology
Investment to Increase Capacity to Meet Growing Demand for Complex Titanium Components
Companies are making human-like robots and they think they've stumbled on the biggest thing since the iPhone
Cadie Thompson for Business Insider: Downloading apps on your own personal robot may become as common as downloading apps on your smartphone.
Robot makers Jibo and Blue Frog Robotics are creating social robots that are aimed at living with humans and in order to entice consumers they are selling them for about the same cost as an iPhone.
Jibo’s robot called Jibo is priced at about $749 for pre-order and Blue Frog Robotics’ robot called Buddy is priced at $549.
But these companies are also promising consumers that these little live-in robots are going to become the biggest platform since Apple’s iPhone, capable of performing all kinds of functions via apps.
“It’s like the iPhone, if we want to reach the mainstream and have success we need many very interesting apps,” said Frack de Visme, the chief financial officer of Blue Frog Robotics.
“We are going to have an open system so many developers can develop and create amazing apps so that it become mainstream.” Cont'd...
Microsemi Introduces Its Highest Capacity SLC-based Secure Solid State Drive for Mission Critical Applications
New SSD Designed for Defense, Intelligence and Other Applications Requiring Highest Level of Security and Reliability in an Extremely Compact Solution
MOSI's Drone Zone Takes Off With a WWI Biplane, a Google X Drone and More
Guests can fly a drone, ride in a driverless vehicle, code robots and 3D print all summer long
Trimble Announces S1100 Onboard Weighing Solution for Accurate Livestock Feed Measurement
Brand-Agnostic Solution Provides Accurate In-Cab Payload Measurement on Tractors, Forklifts and Skid Steers
Fastener Customers Reject 3D Printers for Future Supplies, says FMW Fasteners
Customers are fairly clear they do not see 3D printers as a viable option to produce their future supplies.
Staubli Nozzle and Accessories Continue to Connect and Resonate with Fleets throughout North America
The quick connect technology brings autogas refueling into the modern age at the fuel pump.
Tolomatic launches new website featuring streamlined user interface
With its clean design for quick navigation, Tolomatics new all-in-one website platform takes engineers easily from specs to design, request a quote to purchase.
The Hague to Host European Trade Fair on Drones
The exposition is expected to attract 2,500 international visitors.
Japan's robot hotel: a dinosaur at reception, a machine for room service
The English-speaking receptionist is a vicious-looking dinosaur, and the one speaking Japanese is a female humanoid with blinking lashes.
“If you want to check in, push one,” the dinosaur says. The visitor still has to punch a button on the desk and type in information on a touch panel screen.
From the front desk to the porter that is an automated trolley taking luggage to the room, this hotel in south-western Japan, aptly called Weird Hotel, is “manned” almost totally by robots to save labour costs.
Hideo Sawada, who runs the hotel as part of an amusement park, insists using robots is not a gimmick but a serious effort to use technology and achieve efficiency. Cont'd...
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