Tactile Sensor Technology
Humanoid robots are expected to enter our homes soon, and a sense of touch is crucial for safe and capable humanoids. Homes are challenging, unstructured and highly dynamic environments.
Why Robots Are About to Change Everything AND WHY NOW
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The convergence of AI breakthroughs and robotics is creating a moment for which the field has been waiting decades.
PILLARS OF TOMORROW - A hopeful vision of Government, Technology, and Human Dignity in harmony
For centuries, visions of the future have been dominated by dystopian warnings—cautionary tales of power gone wrong. Five Pillars of Tomorrow offers an alternative: a governance model where transparency, collective wisdom, and advanced AI safeguard human dignity.
Beyond the Humanoid Hype: Why Collaborative Mobile Robots Are the Real Factory Floor Revolution
Collaborative mobile robots are already delivering measurable results for companies across a variety of industries, and they're fulfilling promises that the sci-fi-esque robots can only dream of one day tackling.
More Washing Machines, Fewer Robot Housekeepers
What the field needs is not more capital or bigger promises, but better frameworks for evaluating ideas and guiding innovation. If we can measure opportunities against these structures, robotics can finally move from flashy demonstrations to truly transformative technologies
Sensing the Shift: Trends in Smart Industrial Automation
Cutting-edge robotics, sensors, edge computing, IoT and more are at the forefront of smarter manufacturing, bringing together the technology, infrastructure and innovation that power modern automation.
The Battery Bottleneck Holding Robotics Back
In this conversation, he explains how energy needs vary across robot categories, why current systems are holding back innovation, and what battery breakthroughs could mean for the future of robotics.
Starship Technologies Surpasses 8 Million Deliveries
With operations across multiple countries and US university campuses, Starship is now the undisputed global leader in autonomous delivery, both in scale and in real-world deployment.
Top 5 trends for the AIoT industry in 2025
This year, we dive deeper into the trends driving AIoT, showing how they are reshaping industries and fostering a more efficient, secure, and sustainable future.
IEEE Reveals Predictions for Top Technology Trends of 2025
From leveling the AI playing field to advancing drone technology and medical diagnostics via wearables, 2025 will deliver new, efficient computer science-based solutions for consumers and businesses
Factories of the future - What will manufacturing facilities look like in 2044
The landscape of manufacturing is set to evolve dramatically over the next two decades, as cutting-edge technologies redefine the way we produce goods. To envision what the future may look like, we do not need to rely solely on idle speculation.
Four predictions for 2024: AI set to supercharge robotic automation
We've reached that point in the year when it's time to reflect upon the trends from the past 12 months, while looking ahead at what 2024 has in store for the world of robotics and automation.
What's in store for 2024: Top 5 industry trends
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The manufacturing industry is undergoing significant changes due to the swift advancement of technology and evolving global dynamics.
TONOMUS announces new 'next billion' competition targeting innovative ideas to enable tomorrow's cognitive communities
Winners will be invited to incubate their ideas with advice and guidance from venture studio experts, strengthening TONOMUS' portfolio of innovative cognitive technologies
Year in Review: 2022's Top New and Emerging Technologies
With another year over and more global issues to address, not only are there many technologies and innovations to reflect on this year, but there are also exciting new developments on the horizon for 2023.
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KNF Neuberger, Inc.
We are KNF. Founded in 1946 in Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany, we are a family-owned manufacturer that has established itself as a global solution provider specializing in the development, design, production and distribution of diaphragm pumps for the transfer of gases and liquids or for vacuum generation. With 24 locations and over 900 employees worldwide, we continue to expand our industry expertise and broad range of applications, including medical technology, inkjet, gas analysis and laboratory.
