Industrial Robotics Articles, Stories & News

U.S. Army's Third Robotics Rodeo Scheduled for June 20-29 at Fort Benning

03/19/12, 09:45 AM | Industrial Robotics

Still Seeking Participant Info Papers and Demonstration Videos until 23 March 2012

Health Robotics Named to Top 50 World Robot Companies

03/19/12, 09:41 AM | Industrial Robotics

Health Robotics today announced that it received additional recognition (this time in the USA) for its global customer accomplishments by being named to the Robotics' Business Review Top 50 list.

Miniature 9-Axis Inertial Module with 32-bit Processing Unit from STMicroelectronics Boosts Realism and Accuracy in Gaming, Robotics and Navigation

03/19/12, 09:34 AM | Industrial Robotics

MEMS leader unveils a compact 9 degrees-of-freedom motion-sensing module with powerful processing capabilities

SOUTHERN INDIANA CAREER AND TECHNICAL CENTER OPENS MOTOMAN ROBOT LABORATOR

03/19/12, 09:30 AM | Industrial Robotics | Motoman Robotics, a division of Yaskawa America, I

Laboratory at the Southern Indiana Career and Technical Center (SICTC).

MVTec Announces HALCON 11

03/18/12, 03:05 PM | Industrial Robotics

MVTec Software GmbH (Munich, Germany), manufacturer of standard software for machine vision, announces the release of the new version HALCON 11 for June 1, 2012. For machine vision users, HALCON 11 provides many innovations and enhancements.

MOTOMAN ROBOTICS SPONSORS EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS FOR RIA MEMBERSHIP

03/15/12, 02:31 PM | Industrial Robotics

Motoman Robotics is pleased to take advantage of the Robotic Industries Association (RIA) Educator Sponsorship program by sponsoring Highland Park High School (Topeka, KS), Ivy Tech Community College (Columbus, IN), Spot-Lowe Technology Center (Lewisburg, TN) and Wichita Area Technical College (Wichita, KS) for membership to the RIA. The program allows RIA members to sponsor a teaching and training institution for an Educator membership in the RIA.

New Controllers from Rockwell Automation Provide Right-sized Integrated Motion on EtherNet/IP, Plus Faster System Performance

03/15/12, 02:24 PM | Industrial Robotics

Allen-Bradley CompactLogix 5370 controllers give machine builders high-performance integrated motion control on EtherNet/IP network, and up to 40 percent smaller footprint

ATI Tool Changer Enables Quick and Automatic Exchange of Material Handling Tooling

03/15/12, 02:22 PM | Industrial Robotics

Bohl Crane Utilizing QC-40 Tool Changers

iRobot introduces new Scooba Floor Washing Robots

03/15/12, 02:20 PM | Industrial Robotics

Expands global home robots portfolio on four continents

Wynright Autoroll+ Adds Intelligent Control to Motor Driven Roller

03/15/12, 07:43 AM | Industrial Robotics

Connecting via Ethernet delivers greater design freedom and operational flexibility while reducing costs

ReconRobotics Receives Marine Corps Order for 126 Recon Scout XT Robots

03/15/12, 07:42 AM | Industrial Robotics

ReconRobotics plans to complete deliveries on this latest order by April 30, 2012.

First Quebec Robotics Festival

03/15/12, 07:39 AM | Industrial Robotics

More Than 5,000 People to Gather in Montreal to Take Part in the First Quebec Robotics Festival

Rockwell Automation Acquires SoftSwitching Technologies

03/14/12, 08:07 AM | Industrial Robotics

Rockwell Automation purchased the assets of SoftSwitching Technologies, a provider of industrial power quality detection and protection systems, located in Middleton, Wis.

Clear Automation adds robots to PennEngineering presses

03/14/12, 08:04 AM | Industrial Robotics

Clear Automation supplies robots to PennEngineering for its PEMSERTER Series 3000 Press fastener installation press. This allows completely hands-off installation of self-clinching.

Machine Vision Market Grew 5% in North America in 2011

03/14/12, 08:03 AM | Industrial Robotics

Sales of machine vision components and systems in North America climbed five percent in 2011 to nearly $1.9 billion, according to new figures released by AIA, the industry's global trade group.

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