A Robot Valet Will Park Your Car at This German Airport
Last week, Düsseldorf airport (DUS) introduced robot valets to take the hassle out of parking for travelers. Travelers can leave their cars at the arrival level of the ParkingPLUS structure. As they leave, they confirm on a touch-screen that no one is in the car.
The robot valet, nicknamed "Ray," takes it from there. The robot measures the vehicle, picks it up with a forklift-like system, and takes it to the back area, where it will position it in one of the 249 parking spots reserved for automated valets.
The machine is capable of carrying standard cars weighing up to 3.31 tons. The robot valet is even connected to the airport's flight data system, and by checking customer trip data with the database, Ray knows when the customer will return for the vehicle. A traveler can note any itinerary changes in a parking app, which is available for iOS and Android.
Gamma 2 Robotics Invited to Host Roundtable at National Sports Safety & Security Conference
One of only 10 companies selected; more than 500 industry professionals to attend
Teledyne Invests in Ocean Aero, a Designer of Marine Autonomous Vehicles
Ocean Aero is designing an unmanned surface vehicle that will also have the ability to descend subsea.
UK Launches Strategy for Stimulating Growth in Robotics and Autonomous Systems
Heriot-Watts Professor David Lane joined Universities and Science Minister David Willets and other colleagues to launch a UK strategy for stimulating growth in robotics and autonomous systems (RAS).
TRINAMIC Unveils Intuitive Development Kit for Popular Stepper Motor
PC-based GUI Control Panel Eases Design & Debug for Robotics, Lab Automation and Other Motion Control Applications
DUESSELDORF AIRPORT ANNOUNCES: World Premiere of Parking Robot "Ray" at Duesseldorf Airport
Searching for a vacant parking spot right before your flight - and even memorizing your cars exact parking location - has become a thing of the past thanks to a new intelligent automated system that parks passengers cars at Düsseldorf Airport (DUS). Called "Ray," the parking robot has its world premiere at DUS and is a technical innovation and another huge step into a future in which travel is less stressful and time-consuming.
Dissembling a 1980s Kuka Robot
Relaxing summertime viewing of a 80s era Kuka robot being taken apart and dissected ( 20 parts total ).
Intel's 3-D Printed Robot "Jimmy"
From Wired:
Intel describes Jimmy as a research robot, but a less sophisticated version of the adorable droid will go on sale later this year for $1,600. The caveat is that you will have to 3D print your Jimmy. The 3D printing blueprints will be available without charge, but to construct the robot you will also need to purchase a kit from Intel that will contain all the parts of Jimmy that aren't printable, including motors and an Intel Edison processor.. ( cont'd )
Desserve Engineering Solutions to help in designing of Robotic Arms
Desserve Engineering Solutions are providing a Design and Simulation support to develop a Robotic Arm for fire fighting purposes.
EcoMachines Incubator announces investment in Q-BOT, a robotics company at the forefront of transformation of the building industry
London based seed fund, EcoMachines Incubator invests in robotics platform.
ReWalk™ Personal Exoskeleton System Approved by FDA for Home Use
Revolutionary technology that allows individuals with Spinal Cord Injury, such as paraplegia, to stand & walk receives clearance for personal use in the U.S.
ELASTx Stretches Potential for Future Communications Technologies with Fully Integrated All-Silicon "System on a Chip" Transmitter
Groundbreaking prototype could enable next-generation military RF communications systems that are smaller, lighter, less expensive and more capable
RIA Launches Redesigned Website and New Logo
The new Robotics Online is a much improved experience for our website visitors.
Metcar® Offers Carbon-Graphite Bushings for Aircraft Engine Fuel Pumps
Unique material offers numerous advantages over traditional metals
LASYS is a key meeting place for industrial users
Total of 5,500 visitors at LASYS 2014 in Stuttgart - higher percentage of industrial visitors - high investment intent - more exhibitors from abroad
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