Robotic Assembly
Manual assembly procedures, which previously have been neither ergonomic nor appropriate for automation, can currently be automated in a cost-effective way.
Microsoft Deploys Autonomous Robot Security Guards in Silicon Valley Campus
From Extremetech:
The K5, built by the Californian company Knightscope, is billed rather euphemistically as an “autonomous data machine” that provides a “commanding but friendly physical presence.” Basically, it’s a security guard on wheels. Inside that rather large casing (it’s 5 foot tall!) there are four high-def cameras facing in each direction, another camera that can do car license plate recognition, four microphones, gentle alarms, blaring sirens, weather sensors, and WiFi connectivity so that each robot can contact HQ if there’s some kind of security breach/situation. For navigating the environment, there’s GPS and “laser scanning” (LIDAR I guess). And of course, at the heart of each K5 is a computer running artificial intelligence software that integrates all of that data and tries to make intelligent inferences... (full article) (knightscope)
Adept Technology Hires Vice President for North America
Mr. Jellen joins Adept after more than 10 years with Danaher Corporation,
where he held successive roles of increasing responsibility, including vice
president and general manager for various business units.
MecklerMedia Enters Robotic Trade Show Business With RoboUniverse in May 2015
Richard Erb to Become Executive Director of RoboUniverse
Georgia Tech's research magazine and website get updated and redesigned
The magazine has undergone a major content update and redesign
Carnegie Mellon College of Engineering Marks the 30th Birthday of Self-Driving Car Technology
In the next decade, self-driving cars will revolutionize transportation worldwide.
Team MIT/Olin Wins RobotX Challenge in Singapore
Portwells Intel Atom E3800 processor-based NANO-6060 helps power the students unmanned surface vehicle (USV) to success
TURCK's M12 X-Code Connector Improves Data Transfer with Up to 10 Gigabits per Second Ethernet
High-speed transfers reduce data bottlenecks and increase efficiency for high-end applications
CLEARPATH CO-FOUNDERS ARE 40 UNDER 40: PEOPLE TO WATCH IN 2015
Canadian robot makers accompany Yahoo!s Marissa Mayer and Facebooks Mark Zuckerberg on 40 Under 40 list.
ECOVACS ROBOTICS NAMED AS 2015 CES INNOVATION AWARDS HONOREE
"Ecovacs Robotics is honored to receive the esteemed CES Innovation Award honoring outstanding design and engineering in consumer technology"
Ceramics Manufacturer 'Fires Up' its Production Line with Rethink Robotics' Baxter
Du-Co Ceramics Integrates Robotics Into Ceramics Parts Manufacturing Process
Unmanned Team Of K-MAX Helicopter And Indago Quad Rotor Demonstrate Firefighting Capability
"The unmanned K-MAX and Indago aircraft can work to fight fires day and night, in all weather, reaching dangerous areas without risking a life"
Kairos Autonomi Honored with Robotic Business Review Game Changer Award
Award honors robotic industrys remarkable technical accomplishments and their makers.
3D Robotics Launches X8+ Ready-to-Fly Personal Drone with Expandable Payload Capacity, Introduces FPV Kit
The ruggedized X8+ not only has the power to carry professional mirrorless system cameras, but also provides the lifting capacity to do delivery and real work, making it much more than a flying camera.
Festo Introduces Its All-in-One DC Servo Motor/Drive Unit - The MTR-ECI
This solution is ideal for on-machine mounting and fast, precise format adjustment.
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Industrial Robotics - Featured Product
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