Low-cost Spectral Imaging Solution
Hyperspectral imaging, also called imaging spectroscopy, is a method of obtaining the spectral content of each pixel in a 2D image. The spectral data can be used into identify the chemical compounds or materials. Up till now hyperspectral imaging devices have been very expensive, starting at around $25,000 dollars. Engineers at the Vienna University of Technology and the University of Arizona have shown that they can perform CTIS spectral imaging using an unmodified consumer camera. The device they have developed can be used in a hyperspectral imaging mode that allows the spectral measurement of a whole image with up to 5-nm spectral resolution and 120 x 120-pixel spatial resolution and can be built for under $1000.
Huaxing Machinery Corp. Reports the Successful Development and Sale of New Product and Appointment of CEO
Huaxing Machinery Corp. is pleased to report that following its successful research and development of Robotic Welding System for fabrication of corrugated web beams, the first set of Robotic Welding System was manufactured and sold for RMB 14 million ($2.25 million) on December 27, 2011.
RE2, Inc. Wins Phase II SBIR to Develop a Highly Dexterous Manipulation System
RE2 Selected by the U.S. Army to Create a Dual-Arm Manipulation System to Improve EOD Robot Capabilities
GstarCAD2012 has built in PDF2DXF for converting PDF into DXF
GstarCAD2012 builds in PDF2DXF for Converting PDF into DXF to bring more convenience and flexibility for users.
Flight Assembled Architecture
Swiss architects Gramazio & Kohler and Raffaello D’Andrea are a fully automated construction project at the FRAC Centre in Orléans, France that uses flying robots to assemble a six meter high tower constructed of 1500 polystyrene foam bricks. The exhibit lasts from up to February 19, 2012. The same team previously used a robot called "R-O-B" to build a looping wall in New York and the award-winning Structural Oscillations installation at the 2008 Venice Architecture Biennale.
ABB introduces UL 1449 OVR DIN Rail SPDs
ABB Low Voltage Products division released the UL 1449 3rd Edition certified OVR DIN Rail surge protective devices (SPD), designed for long service life protecting valuable equipment from damage caused by transient surges from lightening strikes, and surges from upstream equipment and utility load switching.
GreenPeak announces ZigBee GP570 chip for motion sensing
GreenPeak Technologies announced the GP570 chip that will allow the development of low cost motion-enabled remote controls, addressing the growing demand for smarter and intuitive navigation of interactive entertainment services offered by operators.
ABB releases PMC Large robot controller
ABB Robotics extended the functionality of its IRC5 panel-mounted controller (PMC) to all ABB robots, including its largest robot models. Previously the PMC was only available for models up to the IRB 1600.
ISA Announces Building Automation Systems Division
The International Society of Automation (ISA) announces the Building Automation Systems Division, for professionals who design, build, install, troubleshoot, operate and manage building automation systems, and who seek to adhere to best practices to ensure optimum system operation and performance.
Adept Technology Introduces Adept Viper(TM) s1700D Robot
Offering long reach of 1.7 m, Viper(TM) s1700D is suited for applications that require precise automation, including material handling, machine tending, packaging, cutting, and assembly.
FMC Technologies to Increase Ownership of Schilling Robotics to 100 Percent
FMC Technologies, Inc. (NYSE: FTI) announced today that it has given notice to exercise its purchase option for the remaining 55% of outstanding shares of Schilling Robotics LLC ("Schilling"). The transaction is expected to close on or about March 30, 2012. FMC purchased its existing 45% interest in Schilling and obtained the purchase option in 2008. Schilling is a leading producer of remotely operated vehicles ("ROVs"), ROV manipulator systems, control systems and other high-technology equipment and services for oil and gas subsea exploration and production. FMC and Schilling have collaborated on a variety of projects and technology advances over the past three years, including an innovative control system for Petrobras' Congro/Corvina project that will use subsea robotics technology to operate the manifold and separation station valves. "We are pleased that Schilling will become part of FMC," said John Gremp, Chairman, President and CEO of FMC Technologies. "Their technologies will help us develop additional solutions to further strengthen our subsea leadership position."
FMC Technologies to Increase Ownership of Schilling Robotics to 100 Percent
FMC Technologies, Inc. (NYSE: FTI) announced today that it has given notice to exercise its purchase option for the remaining 55% of outstanding shares of Schilling Robotics LLC ("Schilling").
Lenze Americas Announces PMMI Membership
Membership strengthens company's position in the packaging industry; extends platform to provide value-added services
New Aitech RIU Subsystem Adapts 'On-the-Fly' to Fit Different System Profiles
Rugged unit optimizes SWaP for critical, mobile applications
Gstarsoft Officially Releases GstarCAD 2012
The GRX technology based GstarCAD2012 has been officially released to significantly optimize users' benefits.
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Industrial Robotics - Featured Product
MiR200 - Autonomous Mobile Cobot
MiR200 is a safe, cost-effective mobile robot that automates your internal transportation. The robot optimizes workflows, freeing staff resources so you can increase productivity and reduce costs. MiR200 safely maneuvers around people and obstacles, through doorways and in and out of lifts. You can download CAD files of the building directly to the robot, or program it with the simple, web-based interface that requires no prior programming experience. With its fast implementation, the robots offers a fast ROI, with payback in as little as a year.
