HDT Global Announces New Leadership at HDT Expeditionary Systems Group
R. Andrew Hove Named President of HDT Global Expeditionary Systems Group (ESG)
United States Army Awards AeroVironment, Four Other Companies Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Contract Worth Up To $248 Million
Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity contract valued at up to $248 million supports small UAS requirements through December 2017-----
Contract supports continued procurement and support of small unmanned aircraft systems for Army
Wynright Automates Receiving with New Robotic Truck UNloader
Self-guided, autonomous robot saves time and labor by automatically unloading same size and mixed size products on semi-truck trailers and ocean freight containers
Stäubli Completes Offline Development Offering with Visual Components Simulation
Visual Components solution offers cost-effective plant layout simulation to Stäubli's clients and partners.
Lincoln Electric Introduces 2013 Equipment Catalog
New catalog goes mobile, adds products and expands accessories detail
KAIROS AUTONOMI COMPLETES THE FIRST PHASE OF DELIVERIES FOR NATIONAL GUARD BUREAU MOVING GROUND TARGET CONTRACT
Unmodified ranges equipped with necessary technologies to operate unmanned moving ground targets as part of training operations
Intelligrated celebrates grand opening of headquarters expansion in Mason, Ohio
New 122,000-square-foot addition accommodates an increase in local staffing
Vanderlande Industries' Makes Debut at ProMat 2013
Vanderlande Industries announces its participation in the 2013 ProMat show, sponsored by the Material Handling Industry of America (MHIA), held January 21-24 at Chicago's McCormick Place. ProMat 2013 marks the first time Vanderlande will utilize the North American trade show platform to showcase their latest manufacturing, distribution and supply chain equipment and systems.
Inventor Dean Kamen Announces New Season Robotics Game at the 2013 FIRST® Robotics Competition Kickoff
Media Invited to Attend 83 Local High School Kickoffs in 81 Cities Worldwide As Teams Participate Through NASA-TV Global Broadcast
FIRST® ULTIMATE ASCENTSM 2013 Robotics Game Revealed
ULTIMATE ASCENTSM Game Revealed by Dean Kamen to Nearly 51,000 High-School Students Worldwide at the 2013 FIRST® Robotics Competition Season Kickoff
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.
Manufacturing Efficiency Leader, Grantek Systems Integration, Invests in Rockwell Automation's RAPID Line Integration
Grantek's strategic investment in RAPID Line Integration training ensures leading manufacturing expertise in the configurable line control solution to decrease cost of deploying and optimizing manufacturing equipment
Applied Manufacturing Technologies Offers Expertise and Employment Opportunities at Automate 2013
Applied Manufacturing Technologies (AMT) will showcase their technical knowledge and give prospective employees the opportunity to connect with a leading employer in the industry. Staff members at their exhibit (booth 420) will be happy to discuss the services they provide and direct interested parties to information on career opportunities.
NASA Kicks Off 2013 First Robotics Season With Live Broadcast Jan. 5
NASA Television will broadcast the annual FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) Robotics Kickoff event on Saturday, Jan. 5, starting at 10:30 a.m. EST from Southern New Hampshire University in Manchester. The event also will be streamed live on NASA’s website.
As in past years, NASA plays a significant role by providing public access to robotics programs to encourage young people to investigate careers in the sciences and engineering. Through the NASA Robotics Alliance Project, the agency provides grants for almost 250 teams and sponsors four regional student competitions, including a FIRST regional competition in Washington that will be held March 28-30.
Each year, FIRST presents a new robotics competition scenario where each team receives an identical kit of parts and has six weeks to design and build a robot based on the team’s interpretation of the game scenario. Other than dimension and weight restrictions, the look and function of the robots is up to each individual team. This year more than 2,500 teams from 49 states, and 12 countries will participate.
NASA Kicks Off 2013 First Robotics Season with Live Broadcast Jan. 5
NASA Television will broadcast the annual FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) Robotics Kickoff event on Saturday, Jan. 5, starting at 10:30 a.m. EST from Southern New Hampshire University in Manchester. The event also will be streamed live on NASA's website.
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Industrial Robotics - Featured Product
Universal Robots Add a Sense of Touch in New e-Series Cobots with Built-in Force/Torque Sensor and Re-Designed User Interface
With the new e-Series cobot line, Universal Robots raises the bar for cobots, adding unique new features while significantly strengthening the four core principles defining collaborative robots: fast set-up, easy programming, flexible deployment, and safe operation. With a new built-in, tool-centric Force/Torque sensor the e-Series is ready to take on applications requiring force control right out of the box. A repeatability of 30 micron means the new cobots are suitable for very precise finishing, assembly and electronics tasks. A re-designed user interface decreases cognitive load and expedites program development, while a new externally accessible, 500Hz system bus enables more complex motion control algorithms or profiles.
