New RobotExpert Software Helps Small and Medium Size Manufacturers Improve Robotic Efficiency
Siemens PLM Software's Intuitive, Easy-to-deploy, Simulation and Programming Solution Minimizes Robot Downtime and Increases Throughput
KUKA Robotics Corporation Rethink & Reshore Technology Event
August 14-15 event showcases 20 live robotic automation demonstrations and presentations by leading technology providers
SwRI Launches ROS-Industrial Consortium
Consortium members will have access to practical user services, including technical support and training, to foster the use of ROS-Industrial by industry
Future Concepts and the ExoHand
Festo's ExoHand is an exoskeleton that can be worn like a glove, combining smart features invented by the engineers with the smart and flexible solutions from nature. The fingers can be actively moved and their strength amplified; the operator's hand movements are registered and transmitted to the robotic hand in real time.
Our Ongoing OpenCV Resource
Here are several educational resources to help you learn about OpenCV (Open Source Computer Vision Library)
Autonomous Mobile Robots
ADAM AMRs mimic human behavior. In a textbook example of lean manufacturing, ADAM is designed to predictably and instantaneously react to the electronic request of the machines for service, delivering what the production cell wants in the exact time and quantity it wants, connecting islands of automation for optimal efficiency.
Robotic Integration For Assisted Movement
Powered exoskeletons have the potential to change battlefield technology forever. Paraplegic patients may leverage new technologies to walk again. Future exoskeletons will better integrate with humans, blurring the line between man and machine.
Industrial Robots with Image Processing in the Photovoltaic Industry
A 'seeing' robot can flexibly pick up, recognize and measure wafers, solar cells and even whole modules and then place the gripped objects with great precision and speed.
Minimalist Telepresence Robots
Double Robotics' new robot is a two wheeled adjustable height telepresence based on the iPad.
A retractable kickstands will automatically deploy to conserve power when you are not moving around and the internal battery is capable of powering the robot for 8 hours of normal use.
Navigation is controlled by included iPad software and the company hopes to ship the first batch in December for $1,999.
Global Defense Robotics Market to Reach US$7.5 Billion by 2018, According to New Report by Global Industry Analysts, Inc.
GIA announces the release of a comprehensive global report on Defense Robotics markets. The global market for Defense Robotics is forecast to reach US$7.5 billion by the year 2018, propelled by rapid technological developments and imminent benefits on the warfront. Increased Government spending, technological maturity, and enhanced cost-benefit ratio of the unmanned systems are the major growth drivers for this vibrant sector. In the future, robots will increasingly replace humans on combat ground in all branches of the military, significantly lowering casualties and altering field strategies.
Cardboard Robot Reaches Funding Goal
$150 giant six-foot robotic arm becomes successful on Kickstarter.
Startup Brings Industrial-Sized Robots Into Your Home
Cardboard Robot Allows DIY's The Freedom To Program A Robotic Arm
Nanoscience Instruments Announces Distribution of miBot Nanomanipulator from Imina Technologies
Imina Technologies' miBot, a mobile micro-robot for carrying out various nanomanipulation, probing and sensing tasks, is now available in North America through Nanoscience Instruments.
iRobot Launches New Indoor and Outdoor Home Robots
iRobot Looj® gutter cleaning robot and iRobot Roomba® 600 Series vacuum cleaning robots released with new technologies and design
QUAN Makes Plans to Deliver More Efficient Robot Actuators
More efficient actuator technologies could benefit not only robotics systems, but all actuated systems, such as prosthetic limbs.
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