Neato Robotics® Raises $12.2 Million In Series D Funding
Lead investors include strategic partner Vorwerk Ventures and Noventi Ventures
U.S. Marine Corps First to Procure Four Different AeroVironment Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems with $5.5 Million RQ-20A Puma Order
First Puma system order for Marine Corps-----
Follows procurement of RQ-14 Dragon Eye, RQ-11B Raven and Wasp small unmanned aircraft systems (UAS)
HighRes Biosolutions unveils world's first robotic aquarium on Animal Planet's television series Tanked
The design is so novel that it is under consideration by the Guinness Book of World Records as the world's largest automated fish feeder.
Honeywell Sensing and Control Earns Platinum Supplier Award from Caterpillar, Inc., for Quality, Delivery Excellence
The Platinum award recognizes Honeywell's service throughout 2011, including its strong technical support, 100% on-time delivery, and exceptional quality performance over the past three years.
MathWorks Announces Built-in Simulink Support for Arduino, BeagleBoard, and LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT
With one click, engineers run Simulink control system and signal processing algorithms in hardware
Revolutionary ARTAS System to Be Featured at 18th Annual Orlando Live Surgery Workshop
The ARTAS System is an exciting innovation in hair transplantation surgery
Piccolo: Arduino Based Drawing Bot
Diatom design studio are developing an open source drawing robot kit that they hope to sell for just $70 dollars. The kit: "Piccolo", will be powered by an Arduino board, and supports movement along X, Y or Z axes. You can attach a pen, pencil, brush or possibly even an X-Acto knife and it will draw out any sketch you upload to it. They plan on including Arduino and Processing libraries that will allow you to develop dynamic drawings using sensor data. In the video below the prototype draws procedural tree sketches that vary according to the bots proximity to a light source. The kit isn't available yet but on Diatom's website you can sign up now to their mailing list.
iPOS3604-VX : When Intelligence Matters !
A Complete Drive Solution Packed on only 21 x 54 mm of PCB Space
U.S. Air Force Places $2.4 Million Order for AeroVironment Puma AE Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems
AeroVironment (NASDAQ: AVAV) announced it received a firm fixed-price order valued at $2,431,440 on April 5, 2012 from the U.S. Air Force for Puma AE small unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) through an existing U.S. Army contract. Delivery is scheduled within two weeks.
Daito U.S.A., inc. Introduces Industry's First All-in-one, Automatic Versatile Coping Robot
Featuring 6-axis robotic arm, Models CRII 7030 and CRII 1040 offer capacities of 28 and 40 in., respectively. Units provide coping, piece mark, scribing, and cutting capabilities, and can process bolt holes, slots, flange thinning, and weld preps in structural steel.
ROS Fuerte Release Candidate 1
ROS Fuerte Release Candidate 1 is now available.
Flexible Use of Mechatronic Grippers for Rapid Small Part Handling
The conversion from pneumatic to electric gripping modules has been made much simpler, thanks to the electrically driven small parts gripper EGP from SCHUNK.
ABB commissions substation automation system for world's largest thin-film solar plant
MicroSCADA Pro and RTUs to enhance reliability and reduce maintenance costs
Powerball arm: Maneuverable, powerful and high-precision
The Powerball concept from SCHUNK, the competence leader for clamping technology and gripping systems, takes another step forward: With the fifth generation lightweight arm, the pioneer of modular robotics presents an especially compact and flexible aid for stationary and mobile applications in service robotics and industrial handling.
Ground Robotics Champion, Technology Innovator, and Air Force Explosive Ordnance Disposal Technician Award Winners Announced at NDIA Ground Robotics Conference
NDIA recognizes individuals from Ground Robotics Development who have been instrumental in implementing the military's use of ground robotic systems in combat operations
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