S&S Activewear Rolls Out Robotic PopPick System in Reno, Reading Distribution Centers
Introduction of automation and robotics set to improve speed and accuracy of customer orders
Rethink Robotics Announces Female Leadership Team Poised to Execute Growth Strategy
Julia Astrid Riemenschneider and Franziska Lorenz Appointed to C-Level Positions.
THOMSON INTRODUCES FIRST COLLABORATIVE 7TH AXIS WITH COLLISION DETECTION
The new Movotrak™ CTU 7th axis features collision detection settings for groundbreaking programming and control benefits. An industrial robot transfer unit (RTU) has also launched, which can be easily integrated with a user's preferred motor and drive.
MIT and Mecalux launch a groundbreaking project to accelerate logistics innovation
- The Intelligent Logistics Systems Lab will develop two key areas of research to boost warehouse robot productivity and optimize order distribution.
- Researchers will train self-learning AI models to learn from demand patterns and anticipate new customer buying habits.
Robotics for inventory and stock control: Next step for warehouses
The implementation of stock control robots in warehouses is not only a trend but a response to the need to adapt to the growing demand of modern commerce.
One of the areas that has changed the most within the logistics industry is stock control. Automating stock control minimizes the risk of human error and avoids slow operating times. Let's stay on the topic of Robotics for inventory and stock control: Next step for warehouses.
Robotics for end of line automation: RB-KAIROS+
The end-of-line is the last stage of the production process, where finished products go through final operations before being stored or distributed. Some examples of end-of-line tasks include quality control, parts handling, packaging, labeling, or order picking.
Combining the advantages of an AMR with those of a robotic arm results in end-of-line robots such as RB-KAIROS+, capable of moving around an infrastructure, handling objects autonomously and performing various end-of-line tasks with high efficiency and flexibility.
New 3D printing approach means better biomedical, energy, robotics devices
The liquid crystalline elastomer structures printed by Devin Roach of the OSU College of Engineering and collaborators can crawl, fold and snap directly after printing.
Can cobots attract more young talent to welding?
Despite the attractive salary, the number of young people taking up this profession continues to decline, as it is often regarded as unappealing, harmful to health, and dirty. This is where cobots come in.
Renesas Extends Line-up For Industrial Ethernet and Multi-Axis Motor Control Solutions with High Performance Quad-Core Application Processor
RZ/T2H MPU is Ideal for Industrial Robots, PLCs, and Motion Controllers Thanks to High-Performance Application Processing and Fast Real-Time Control
Geek+ Launches World's Most Powerful Robot Management System to Combat Peak Season Holiday Rush
Enhanced RMS Coordinates Over 5,000 Robots and Handles 10,000 Tasks Per Second to Boost Holiday Order Fulfillment Efficiency
Integrating Servo Drives with Robotics: Key Considerations for Seamless Automation
In this article, we will explore the key considerations for integrating servo drives with robotics to achieve smoother, more effective automation systems.
Oriental Motor - Small Industrial Robots OVR Series
Integrated MRCU Controller, Cartesian Robot Controller and New MRC01-C
Ultimation Industries Forecasts Five Material Handling Trends for 2025
Artificial intelligence and other smart technologies are expected to help boost operational efficiency
Piab's FLC expands Piab suction cup universe
piGRIP® FLC is a new component, an interface, that expands the usability of all existing Piab suction cups. "Regardless of application, this product helps handling height differences and off-angle-picking in a simplified yet sophisticated way" says Lennart Ryberg, Product Manager of Piab Vacuum Automation Division.
Piab - Custom tool CPT now a configurable product
After two successful years as a custom line product, cobot palletizing tool CPT is now due for a move to the standard assortment. "We're happy to provide this versatile tool as a fully configurable product to all customers in search of state-of-the-art palletizing", says Madeleine Sheikh, Global Product Manager.
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US Digital's New L2 Low Profile Motor Encoder
The L2 incremental encoder uses US Digital's proven EM1 optical encoder module and disk, which has billions of device-hours of dependable service in customer applications. This product continues US Digital's strong reputation for reliable, field-tested encoders. The L2 is US Digital's lowest height encoder that uses the EM1 module. It has a 0.75 in. bolt-spacing mount. The maximum resolution is 1250 CPR (5000 PPR with quadrature). The L2 comes with a single-ended output. Another benefit of the L2 incremental encoder is its fast installation. The cover snaps onto the base to secure the module. It is designed for use with a high-retention connector or cable (sold separately). Like all US Digital products, the L2 is designed and manufactured in Vancouver, Washington, USA. It is backed by prompt access to our technical and customer service teams with same-day shipping on most orders.
Robotics and Automation - Featured Company
IDS Imaging Development Systems Inc.
World-class image processing and industrial cameras "Made in Germany". Machine vision systems from IDS are powerful and easy to use. IDS is a leading provider of area scan cameras with USB and GigE interfaces, 3D industrial cameras and industrial cameras with artificial intelligence. Industrial monitoring cameras with streaming and event recording complete the portfolio. One of IDS's key strengths is customized solutions. An experienced project team of hardware and software developers makes almost anything technically possible to meet individual specifications - from custom design and PCB electronics to specific connector configurations. Whether in an industrial or non-industrial setting: IDS cameras and sensors assist companies worldwide in optimizing processes, ensuring quality, driving research, conserving raw materials, and serving people. They provide reliability, efficiency and flexibility for your application.
