Interlink Electronics' Range of Innovative Human-Machine Interface Solutions Ideal for the Rugged Devices Market
Interlink Electronics, Inc. (OTC: LINK) announced today that its wide range of human-machine interface solutions is ideally suited for the rugged devices market. With a growing need for rugged devices to support businesses and mission critical processes, Interlink offers to the market a range of touchpads, mouse& pointing devices, force& position sensors designed to operate in difficult environments like process industries, construction sites, law enforcement or field service applications.
Worcester Polytechnic Institute Launches Pioneering Online Master's Program in Robotics Engineering
Program geared to engineers, computer scientists currently working in the robotics field; first course to start in the fall of 2013
New Robot Safety Standard Approved
The adoption of the international standard allows systems designed and built in one country to be freely moved to other countries while maintaining compliance with safety regulations.
Littelfuse Hosts Speed2Design TechTalks at NASA
Speed2Design's Exploration & Discovery program brings engineers behind-the-scenes at NASA's Ames Research and Johnson Space Centers
GeckoSystems Forecasts AI Mobile Robot Solutions Licensing Revenues
GeckoSystems is forecasting revenues of $100,000 or more before June 30, 2013.
Liquid Robotics Awarded Guinness World Record for PacX Journey Across the Pacific
A key to achieving this world record was the Wave Glider's revolutionary design that converts wave energy into forward propulsion and uses solar energy to power the onboard sensor payload, communications and computing.
Bipedal Robotics Researcher Supports Multi-University Effort to Advance Cyber-Physical Systems
Dr. Aaron Ames, assistant professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Texas A&M University, is part of multi-university team that has received a $4 million grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to support research into cyber-physical systems (CPS).
Advanced Motion Controls' M/V Series Servo Drives Continue to Wow Customers with High Power in a Small Package
Due to popular demand Advanced Motion Controls, of Camarillo, CA, have expanded the capabilities of their popular M/V™ series Electric Mobility Servo Drives. Key improvements include 125A continuous with 200A peak for 10 seconds at 80VDC, and 100A fixed continuous at 175VDC (previously 80A continuous).
New Low Ripple DC Tachometers from Servo-Tek
Servo-Tek Tach Generators provide a convenient means of converting rotational speed into an isolated analog voltage signal suitable for remote indication and control applications.
Airware Announces $10.7M Round of Series A Funding, Led By Andreessen Horowitz with Google Ventures Participating
New funding advances mission to provide a universal platform for the safe and reliable operation of drones for commercial use.
Hawk Ridge Systems Helps MARE Design Underwater ROV with SolidWorks Software
MARE's BATFish improved speed, size and savings of oceanographic surveys with SolidWorks design technology
US Digital Releases New EC35 Optical Commutation Encoder
Has more accurate timing than Hall effect sensors
Lenze Americas Exhibits Packaging Automation Solutions at EXPO PACK Mexico
First time exhibiting at PMMI's Latin American event
Microchip Announces Arduino Compatible chipKIT Boards With Prototyping-Friendly 32-bit MCU Packages
chipKIT Platform Expands With Prototyping-Friendly PIC32-based Boards From Digilent, FUBAR Labs and Schmalz Haus; PIC32 MCUs With chipKIT USB Bootloader Also Available
Liquid Hydrogen-Fueled UAV Completes Record Flight Time
Researchers at the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory flew their fuel cell powered Ion Tiger unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) for 48 hours and 1 minute, April 16 to 18, by using liquid hydrogen (LH2) fuel in a new, NRL-developed, cryogenic fuel storage tank and delivery system.
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