Banner Engineering Self-Contained Photoelectric Sensors Now Available in Fixed-Field Sensing Mode
Featuring excellent optical design and an advanced electronic design
FABTECH - ABB to feature a range of advanced technology robotic welding demos for fabricators of all sizes at FABTECH 2015
Demos include a compact welding robot, a three robot welding system with 20 axes of coordinated motion, a TIP-TIG production welding cell and YuMi, ABBs new dual arm collaborative robot
A Miniature Linear Servo Motor Air Bearing Stage, Introduced by PI
Floating on a cushion of air with an overall height of only 38mm, the new mini A-141 air bearing stage is one of the smallest on the market.
Robots Learning Judo Techniques to Fall Down Without Exploding
By Evan Ackerman for IEEE Spectrum: The best and worst part of the DARPA Robotics Challenge Finals waswatching all of those huge expensive humanoids topple over in a series of epic faceplants. Faceplants are called faceplants because you’re planting your face into the ground as a means of breaking your fall, which usually also breaks your face, among other things. This tends to happen when you’re unprepared for falling, which with most robots, is 100 percent of the time. Now researchers at Georgia Tech want to teach humanoid robots to fall more safely with techniques adapted from judo, which might protect them enough to actually be able to get up again.
Falling safely (or, as safely as you can), assuming that you have very little control over the nature of your fall, is all about controlling exactly when and how your body crashes down. During a fall, your body is busy converting potential energy to kinetic energy, all of which has to go somewhere when you hit the ground. If your face hits the ground first, then that’s where all the energy goes at once, but if you can manage to contact the ground with a bunch of different parts of your body at different times on the way down, the energy will be spread out. Ideally, the energy gets spread out to the point where each individual impact doesn’t do enough damage to hurt you in a permanent sort of way. Cont'd...
New Thomson Video Teaches Lubricating Techniques for Linear Guides and Bearings
Thomson Industries, Inc., a leading manufacturer of mechanical motion control solutions, has released a new educational video for design engineers, which provides step-by-step instructions on how to properly lubricate linear bearings and guides. The video is the latest in an ongoing series of multimedia content from Thomson intended to maximize performance, reduce lifecycle costs and extend the life of high precision linear motion technology.
Rethink Robotics Branches into Latin America with New Distribution Partners in Mexico
Rethink Robotics Branches into Latin America with New Distribution Partners in Mexico
SCHUNK EGL: Intelligent Gripping Module
The SCHUNK EGL 70 mechatronic parallel gripper combines power and intelligence.
3D Scanner mounted on robotic arm
SMARTTECH will launch their new product on 16th Ocotober on Warsaw
Open EtherCAT Robot Package Grants Freedom to Self-developed Applications
NEXCOM's open EtherCAT robot package aims to grant robotics lab students and engineers freedom to develop and utilize their own control algorithm into best practice. The NexROBO Edu package helps build robot control with high command accuracy, fast throughput, collective feedback, and I/O expandability.
Machine Pro Introduces Newly Designed Dual Profile DIN Rail Cutter
Machine-Pro Products was started in 2003 by Nick & Randy Balster as a DIN rail company with a goal to supply the highest quality DIN rail at the lowest possible price.
QComp Technologies, Inc Selected as US Authorized Integrator of ABB's YuMi Collaborative Robot
"YuMi will provide manufacturers with an inherently safe, extremely accurate, and flexible automated solution for small parts assembly."
ISA releases advance program for its 2015 Process Control & Safety Symposium
Program places emphasis on improving safety and security in chemical, petrochemical, and oil and gas processing
Renesas Electronics America Simplifies Industrial Drives and Robotics Systems Development with New RZ/T1 Motion Controller Reference Kit
Dual-core Servo Drive MPU includes a 600MHz Real-Time CPU and the R-IN Engine with Real-Time Network Connectivity
FABTECH 2015 to Offer a Robust Lineup of Education Sessions at Chicago's McCormick Place
Sessions will share new perspectives; foster growth of industry knowledge
Cosen Launches MechaLogix Cosen Predictive Computing - a Cloud Based Machine Monitoring Technology
Cosen Saws launches a cloud-based machine monitoring technology that is intuitive and user customizable. MechaLogix monitors blade performance, accurately forecasting complete breakage and the number of remaining cutting hours left before a saw blade dulls and is no longer cutting with precision. MechaLogix also reports real time machine performance data which equates to more efficient operations.
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Industrial Robotics - Featured Product
ATI Industrial Automation - MC-50 Manual Tool Changer
With intuitive and ergonomic lever operation, the patent-pending MC-50 Manual Robot Tool Changer provides a simple solution for quickly changing robotic end-of-arm tooling by hand. This compact and robust Tool Changer is designed for applications on collaborative robots that support payloads up to 25 kg and small industrial robots supporting payloads up to 10 kg. Featuring an ISO 50 mm mounting interface on the Master-side and Tool-side, the low-profile MC-50 mounts directly to most cobots and seamlessly integrates with many common cobot marketplace grippers and end-effectors.
