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
More For Less
The HV-100s are equipped with several options to re-space a field depending upon a growers needs.
Sinclair UAS Training and Certification Center Logs Record Number of Flight Operations
Sinclair Community College in Dayton, Ohio, has logged a 90 percent increase in UAS flights in May and June.
TravelByDrone
From travelbydrone.com:
We want to give you the chance to discover the world from the perspective of drones. The video footage of the area you are most interested in is as accessible as never before.
On this site, everyone can share YouTube videos and add the corresponding location. It will appear on the map with a pin where the video footage has been recorded. After submitting a request to share a video, a dedicated team will review the material before validating the request. As soon as the request has been validated, the shared video will be visible on the map... (Travel By Drone search page)
FIRST® Announces 2014-2015 Rookie Team Grant Program for Students in Grades 7-12 Across North America
Need-Based Grant to Provide Aid to 700+ New - Middle and High-School - Teams Enrolling in the FIRST® Tech Challenge Program
Neocortex Learns from Experience to Enable Robot Flexibility
Universal Robotics is now shipping version 4.1 of their flagship sensor-based automated learning software called Neocortex®. The software provides industrial and logistics customers automated material handling solutions for what has historically required manual labor.
The DARPA Robotics Challenge Continues June 2015 in Southern California
U.S., International teams to compete for $2M prize, June 5-6, 2015, in Pomona, California
Google announces pmd as a Project Tango partner
Project Tango strives to give mobile devices a human-like understanding of space and motion through advanced sensor fusion and computer vision
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Industrial Robotics - Featured Product
PI USA - Gantry Stages for Laser Machining and Additive Manufacturing
High performance gantry systems, from PI, are used in precision assembly, laser machining, and additive manufacturing. Complete with software and state-of-the-art EtherCat® motion controllers. Easy to program, easy synchronization with lasers and dispensers. Standard and custom, compact systems and large, granite-based units.
Robotics and Automation - Featured Company
ResinDek / Cornerstone Specialty Wood Products
As the manufacturer of ResinDek® panels, we have been at the forefront of testing and innovating flooring panels for the Material Handling Industry since 1994. In 2007, we began providing ResinDek panels for automated warehouse distribution robots. Much of our initial research and development occurred with Automated Guided Vehicles. In the last decade, we have provided a variety of ResinDek engineered flooring products to numerous Automated Guided Vehicles (AGV) and Autonomous Mobile Robot (AMR) manufacturers for their testing labs. As a result, millions of square feet of ResinDek panels are in service worldwide with robotic traffic in distribution centers, warehouses, microfulfillment centers, and retail environments.
