Robot-manufactured cells for the photovoltaic industry
The demands placed on automated handling in solar cell production push conventional solutions to their limits.
Amphenol Aerospace Enhances Rugged 2M Series Connector for Military/Industrial Applications
High density connectors are lighter in weight and smaller in size
Automation Industry Leaders to Gather in Orlando, February 20-22, 2013
"Each year it grows and has now become the automation industry's most important networking event."
Mining with Autonomous Vehicles
Mining practices have remained largely unchanged over the past 30 years. Accessible deposits are becoming harder to find with valuable deposits increasingly found only in remote areas of the world or in locations down hundreds of feet. These are expensive and dangerous to reach. Mining companies are going to have to deal with that and the best way is to automate the systems so that the human becomes the supervisor, rather than the direct worker.
What is a Kiosk Robot?
What would you do if you saw a robot approach you and start talking to you? How would you react if a robot looked sad when you walk away? Would you enjoy a robot rolling up to your table in a restaurant and showing you the menu?
Summary of New Express Tools of GstarCAD2012 Extended Version
Recently, the world leading CAD software developer - Gstarsoft released GstarCAD2012 Extended version to meet the requirements of users, the performance and functionalities are improved a lot, all these improvements have enhanced the application advantages of GstarCAD2012.
How To Build A Bionic Man
On Febuary 7th Channel 4 in the UK will air the special "How To Build A Bionic Man".
From bionic arms and legs to artificial organs, science is beginning to catch up with science fiction in the race to replace body parts with man-made alternatives.
How to Build a Bionic Man follows psychologist Bertolt Meyer, who has a bionic hand himself, as he meets scientists working at the cutting edge of research to find out just how far this new technology can go.
Meanwhile, a team of roboticists create a complete 'bionic man' for the first time, using nearly $1 million-worth of state-of-the-art limbs and organs - the products of billions of dollars of research - borrowed from some of the world's leading laboratories and manufacturers.
HALCON Embedded Running on VC Smart Cameras
Brings new possibilities to the machine vision market
Technology display a success for Council Bluffs company
Ellison Technologies Automation returns from Automate 2013 tradeshow in Chicago
A3 Announces New Hires
A3 Continues to Grow with the Addition of Four Employees
Control system integrators confident about industry outlook in 2013
Two-thirds of respondents in global survey expect revenue growth
Bilsing Automation Tooling Saves Millions in Robot Investment
Carbon fiber solution enables use of smaller payload equipment
Minuscule Reconfigurable Robot From MIT
The little device is called a milli-motein — a name melding its millimeter-sized components and a motorized design inspired by proteins, which naturally fold themselves into incredibly complex shapes. This minuscule robot may be a harbinger of future devices that could fold themselves up into almost any shape imaginable. The device was conceived by Neil Gershenfeld, head of MIT's Center for Bits and Atoms, visiting scientist Ara Knaian and graduate student Kenneth Cheung, and is described in a paper presented recently at the 2012 Intelligent Robots and Systems conference. Its key feature, Gershenfeld says: "It's effectively a one-dimensional robot that can be made in a continuous strip, without conventionally moving parts, and then folded into arbitrary shapes."
QinetiQ North America Launches Integrated Warrior System at Soldier Technology Show
Enables Warfighters to manage multiple mission systems through a single end-user device
LEGO® Education Evolves STEM Learning with the Next Generation LEGO MINDSTORMS® Education EV3 Platform
The LEGO® MINDSTORMS® Education EV3 platform is the third generation of LEGO Education robotics technology designed for classroom use. It is a full teaching solution developed with educators to actively engage students in a number of key curriculum areas such as computer science, science, technology, engineering, and math correlated to national standards.-----
The EV3 platform includes customizable curriculum and digital workbooks; a hardware platform based on real-world robotics technology for engaging, hands-on activities; an intuitive software platform consisting of both programming and data-logging interface including 48 step-by-step tutorials; and extensive professional development courses.-----
The LEGO MINDSTORMS Education EV3 platform is backward compatible with the previous MINDSTORMS Education NXT platform, ensuring that existing sensors, motors, and building elements can be reused. It is also possible to program NXT using the new EV3 software.
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Industrial Robotics - Featured Product
Midwest Motion Products Inc - "GRA52" Right Angled Gearmotor System
Midwest Motion Products Inc., based in Howard Lake, Minnesota, is pleased to announce the release of the new "GRA52" Right Angled Gearmotor System.
This new 1:1 Right Angled Gearbox allows for significantly increased versatility, and design whose geometry allows for the unit to be mounted in tight spaces.
We employ our Standard Brushed or Brushless DC Motors and Planetary Gearheads to complete the new R/A Design.
Features/Benefits: Cost effective design - as low as $250*, Very Versatile - Output Ratios ranging from 3.7:1 to 2076:1, Fully Reversible Design, Readily available - Samples can be built from Stock Material, High Volume capacity.
