Lowe's and Virginia Tech Equip Retail Employees With Futuristic Wearable Robotic Suit
New lightweight exosuit aims to enhance performance, reduce injury and improve safety
BMW Group, Intel and Mobileye Announce Delphi as a Development Partner and System Integrator for their Autonomous Driving Platform
-The BMW Group, Intel and Mobileye cooperation intends to integrate and industrialize level 3 to level 5 automated driving technology for multiple automotive OEMs.
-Delphi will leverage its expertise in automated driving and system integration to assist the cooperation in the development and initial deployment of their automated driving technology.
QIHAN Unveils Multi-service Platform System for Sanbot Robot
First of its kind system enables businesses to manage hundreds of Sanbot Robots from anywhere in the world
International Federation of Robotics: France Outperforms Britain as Robots Transform Car Industry
The number of robots installed by the French car industry rose 22 percent to 1,400 units - compared with 700 units in the UK (+ 7 percent). The automotive sector is one of the main driving forces modernizing the French economy: with a robot density of 940 units per 10,000 workers, France currently ranks 2nd within the European Union - the UK ranks 10th with 606 units. These are the latest results of the World Robotics Report 2016 published by the International Federation of Robotics (IFR).
Security Robots Made in Silicone Valley Come to Brazil
Proterisco, the official distributor of SMP Robotics in Brazil chose ISC Brazil to introduce S5 Security Robot (Robocom) to the Brazilian market
OSU College of Engineering establishes institute for robotics, intelligent systems
Its called the CoRIS Institute, short for Collaborative Robotics and Intelligent Systems.
Institute director Kagan Tumer said the new center would conduct research in robotics and artificial intelligence, as well as machine learning, vision, sensors, devices, and new materials. The institute also will explore public policy and ethical questions surrounding the deployment of robots and intelligent systems.
Insitu ScanEagle Joins "Drones: Is the Sky the Limit?" Exhibit at NYC's Intrepid Museum
Among its many pioneering moments, ScanEagle was the first unmanned aircraft to operate from a U.S. Navy Destroyer, the first to perform an FAA-approved commercial beyond visual line of sight flight in the United States' National Airspace System and the first to be flown by students pursuing America's first undergraduate degree in Unmanned Aircraft Systems Operations.
New lightweight micro gripper designed for small fragile part assembly
A lightweight micro gripper, the MGR5 was designed for small, fragile part assembly. The MGR brings operation force 10 gram or less capability into range. Light moving mass reduces impact force during small product placement.
CTA Publishes Its First-Ever Drones Standard at Technology & Standards Forum
Three-day event closes with working groups addressing stress, sleep monitoring data
AUVSI Names Member, Chapter Awards
Awards presented to Former FAA Senior Executive John Walker and several AUVSI Chapters
Record Set for Longest DRONE Urban Package Delivery in the U.S.
A new record has been set in long-distance drone delivery. On May 5, 2017, a Nevada UAS Consortium (Team Roadrunner) set the record flying a fixed-wing Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) over 97 miles to Austin, Texas using cellular connectivity.
The Autodesk FUSION 360 format is now available on the TraceParts platform
Millions of components available for designers in the FUSION 360 format on the TraceParts CAD content platform
NVIDIA Ushers in New Era of Robotics, with Breakthroughs Making It Easier to Build and Train Intelligent Machines
NVIDIA Ushers in New Era of Robotics, with Breakthroughs Making It Easier to Build and Train Intelligent Machines
DFRobot Launches Boson Kit, First Coding-Free Electronic Building Blocks
Company Launches Kickstarter Campaign to Fund Unique STEM-Teaching Tool
PrecisionHawk Launches Free PrecisionMapper Software for Drone Mapping
Now drone operators can stitch an unlimited number of photos, create maps without resolution limits and run algorithms to analyze their data for free
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