Autonomous Solutions, Inc. Receives Phase II SBIR Contract for Sensor Study
The U.S. Army Tank Automotive Research, Development and Engineering Center (TARDEC) Awards ASI with Phase II SBIR contract to continue sensor and vehicle automation study.
DE-STA-CO Introduces Accelerate Collection of Lightweight Tooling for Improved Automated Stamping
Responding to customer needs for faster and more efficient automated pressroom stamping lines, DE-STA-CO introduces the Accelerate Collection of lightweight tooling. Accelerate is the world's lightest standard line of end effectors.
Quest Inspar to Accelerate Development of PipeArmor Robots
Quest Inspar, which invented the robotic application of PipeArmorâ„¢ pure polyurea linings to rehabilitate pipelines, announced today that it will accelerate development of its next generation of PipeArmor robots after completing a raise of $4.2 million investment from Five Elms Capital.
Energid Technologies Contracted to Control and Simulate a Multi-Arm Robot for Assembling Satellites
Advanced Software Selected to Enable Robotic Assembly in
Orbit for the DARPA Phoenix Program
Photron's New, Highest Speed Camera System - 21,000 fps at Megapixel Resolution - FASTCAM SA-Z
Photron's powerful ultra-high speed imaging system offers superior light sensitivity and 12-bit pixel depth (analog-to-digital converters, or ADC).
MakerBot Thingiverse Announces Math Manipulative Challenge Winners
Thingiverse Helps Provide 3D Printed Math Manipulatives, One of the Most Requested Educational Tools for the Classroom
Stratasys Introduces Tough Unfilled Nylon for Additive Manufacturing
Company also introduces double-capacity canisters for three popular materials
Stunning Lexus Film Takes Flight with KMel Robotics Quadrotors Powered By OptiTrack Motion Capture Technology
Executed by CHI & Partners in collaboration with Director Sam Brown of Rogue Films and KMel Robotics, the 60-second spot utilized OptiTrackâ„¢ motion capture technology, including 35 Prime 41 cameras and Motive software, to track the flying robots.
Microchip Expands Arduino Compatible chipKIT Ecosystem with Wi-Fi® Development Board, IoT Cloud Software and Motor Control Shield
chipKIT WF32 Board Integrates Microchip's Agency-Certified Wi-Fi Module, 32-bit PIC32 MCU with Full-Speed USB, and microSD Card; Shield Supports Servo, Stepper and DC Motors
UAV Company Olaeris Chooses NC for New Headquarters
Hundreds of high tech jobs to be created with millions invested
Adept Technology Receives Order for Mobile Robots from Pharmacy Automation System Provider
Cornerstone Automation Systems, LLC (CASI), a producer of innovative material handling, packaging and manufacturing automation, has placed an order for a fleet of Adept "Lynx" mobile robots.
New Wireless Barcode Readers Now Available from Microscan
Microscan announces two new wireless handheld imagers. The HS-51 and HS-51X handhelds are ideal portable reading solutions for almost any 1D/2D symbol, with a compact and durable design to withstand multiple drops from 6 feet and featuring Bluetooth Class II technology.
Two become one: Hybrid servo cable with bus element now available
igus® Connects the power supply and the encoder cable in one easy cable solution
Solid Concepts Partners with the Wildlife Conservation UAV Challenge
Solid Concepts has partnered with the Wildlife Conservation UAV Challenge (wcUAVc) to bring unmanned aerial vehicles to national wildlife parks where animals are heavy victims to poaching.
RoboKind Announced as Finalist for SIIA Innovation Incubator Program
RoboKind, Advanced Social Robotics company was chosen to participate in the Education Division of the Software and Information Industry Association (SIIA)'s Innovation Incubator Program. The program will be held during the annual Education Business Forum, December 10-11, at the McGraw Hill Conference Center in New York.
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