Investors inject millions into On Robot
The Danish robot company On Robot has just received a capital contribution worth millions of Danish kroner. The investment is for the further development of their unique collaborative gripper for cobots that are able to work alongside humans. The investment comes from an experienced team of investors with substantial knowledge of the robot environment, including The Danish Growth Fund, Enrico Krog Iversen, former CEO of the successful Danish robot company Universal Robots, as well as Thomas Visti, CEO of Mobile Industrial Robots.
HIT Robot Group to Attend 2016 WRC, Bringing its Latest Nano-Robotic Manipulation System to the Stage
Through years of research, HIT Robot Group made a breakthrough in integrating position sensors to nanomanipulating systems in a scanning electron microscopy (SEM) vacuum environment.
UC San Diego Contextual Robotics Forum, on October 28, 2016, Will Focus on Shared Autonomy
On October 28, 2016, the University of California San Diego will host the annual Contextual Robotics Forum, a one-day event featuring talks by world leaders and local researchers developing robotics for the benefit of society. This years theme is "Shared Autonomy: New Directions in Human-Machine Interaction".
Japanese Robotics Giant Gives Its Arms Some Brains
Will Knight for MIT Technology Review: The big, dumb, monotonous industrial robots found in many factories could soon be quite a bit smarter, thanks to the introduction of machine-learning skills that are moving out of research labs at a fast pace. Fanuc, one of the world’s largest makers of industrial robots, announced that it will work with Nvidia, a Silicon Valley chipmaker that specializes in artificial intelligence, to add learning capabilities to its products.
The deal is important because it shows how recent advances in AI are poised to overhaul the manufacturing industry. Today’s industrial bots are typically programmed to do a single job very precisely and accurately. But each time a production run changes, the robots then need to be reprogrammed from scratch, which takes time and technical expertise. Cont'd...
Japan Robot Week 2016 Gearing up to Welcome Visitors from October 19th to 21st
This years event features The 7th Robot Award ceremony and exhibition, joint exhibitions from universities and laboratories, and other fascinating programs related to service robots.
A Look at a Danish Robotics Cluster
Clusters don't just happen by accident. They need knowledge sharing, community spirit and participation by all of the stakeholders.
ENCODER PRODUCTS COMPANY INTRODUCES THE PROGRAMMABLE MODEL 25SP ENCODER
The Model 25SP Programmable Size 25 Accu-CoderPro™ shaft encoder
is specifically designed for the challenges of an industrial environment.
Rethink Robotics' Sawyer Enters Korean Market with TPC Mechatronics
Global manufacturer uses smart, collaborative Sawyer robot to improve results for customers
PRIZM™ Brings Coding to the TETRIX® Robotics World
TETRIX® robotics has been affecting classrooms and competitions around the world since 2008. The TETRIX MAX and TETRIX PRIME building systems have brought simplicity, reliability, and quality to the remote-controlled robotics space - and now Pitsco Education brings those same virtues to autonomous robotics with the introduction of the TETRIX PRIZM™ Robotics Controller.
Toshiba Machine's BAIII Cartesian Robot Series from TM Robotics Eliminates Calibration Steps for Significant Time and Cost Savings
Toshiba Machine Adds Plug-and-Play Capabilities To Its Most Recent Actuator for Immediate Results, Improved Time to Market
Microscan Demonstrates Inline Inspection at The ASSEMBLY Show 2016
Microscan will showcase machine vision innovations, vision-guided robotics and new products from booth #1705 at The ASSEMBLY SHOW at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center in Rosemont, IL October 25-27.
Rethink Robotics Leads in Research and Education with Open Source SDK
Introduces high performance Sawyer robot with software development kit
Google Canceled the Launch of a Robotic Arm After it Failed the 'Toothbrush Test'
Mark Bergen for Bloomberg: Google published research this week detailing how its software enables robots to learn from one another. To demonstrate, the company’s scientists showed videos featuring robotic arms whirling inside its labs.
Google’s robotics group built those machines and wanted to sell them to manufacturers, warehouse operators and others. However, executives at Google parent Alphabet Inc. nixed the plan because it failed Chief Executive Officer Larry Page’s "toothbrush test," a requirement that the company only ship products used daily by billions of people, according to people familiar with the situation. Cont'd...
SWaP Old VME Power Supplies For New Power-Packed Models
Announcing our new power supplies for VME embedded systems in industrial and military markets.
Omron Exhibits at CEATEC JAPAN2016
-Announces +Think New Technology Solutions for Social Issues
-Holds Guinness World Records ® Certification Ceremony for Robot Table Tennis Tutor
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