Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 38.56
May 17, 2023
…for robot arms and has partnered with DENSO and Calvary Robotics to showcase its CapSen PiC System, which was designed to help customers program their robots to complete bin-picking tasks. “We do software for adding intelligence to robot arms,” Jared Glover, CapSen Robotics CEO and co-founder, told Robotics 24/7 during a recent visit to its headquarters. “We provide all the 3D vision software and the motion planning and control software to get robots to pick things out of cluttered bins, assemblies, packaging, machine tending, and also to move around larger things.” Its customers span multiple industries including medical, pharmaceutical, automotive,…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 34.35
May 01, 2023
…of small assembly robots in the world. In addition, Calvary Robotics will show CapSen PiC at Booth 4007 as part of a medical supply pick-and-place demonstration. Calvary Robotics is a systems integrator partner of CapSen Robotics. “At Calvary Robotics, we believe in identifying the right partners to help us deliver cutting-edge systems to our customers,” said Michael Marseglia, vice president of sales and business development at Calvary Robotics. “CapSen PiC is a game-changing software for robotic bin-picking applications, enabling fast and accurate pick-and-place capabilities even in cluttered environments,” he added. “We are proud to offer this innovative technology to our…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 13.46
December 30, 2021
…that Plus One's relationships with integrators including Actemium, Attabotics, Calvary Robotics, Pearson, ROBEX, and Solution Net Systems will help it serve a wider range of customers. In October, Plus One partnered with Locus Robotics Corp. to develop an automated picking system combining Plus One-powered stationary robot arms and Locus' autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) for e-commerce order fulfillment. Fundraising supports expansion Plus One Robotics raised $33 million in Series B funding in April. It plans to continue its global expansion and to apply its AI and supervised autonomy to new tasks. In addition, Plus One is already looking for more space…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 36.53
December 09, 2021
…meet their energy needs today.” AES develops Atlas with Calvary Robotics For markets and organizations to stay on track to achieve their net-zero emissions commitments, 455 GW of new solar facilities globally would be required each year through 2030, according to BloombergNEF, which is more than three times the amount of capacity installed in 2020. “Electricity plays a central role in the net-zero future, and solar energy is an increasingly attractive option as one of the most cost-effective and abundant renewable energy resources,” said AES. The company said its new Atlas robot enables the rapid deployment of new solar resources…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 18.45
April 06, 2021
…certified systems integrator program. Veo announced in February that Calvary Robotics was the program's first member. College Park, Ga.-based FAS has created custom turnkey systems for 30 years and will include FreeMove among its offerings. “Veo Robotics’ FreeMove is a first-of-its-kind safeguarding system that fills a need in the industrial robotics industry,” said Mark Ligler, vice president of sales at FAS. “We are excited to partner with Veo and offer FreeMove as part of our safety solution.” “As Joe Gemma [global vice president of sales and marketing at Calvary Robotics] has said, 'There are no cobots; only collaborative applications,'” Sobalvarro…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 11.70
March 30, 2021
…Gemma, [global vice president of sales and marketing at] Calvary Robotics, has a passion for mobile platforms. Source: Calvary Robotics Greg Smith, [president of the Industrial Automation Group at] Teradyne, obviously has a tight connection to diverse technology—MiR, AutoGuide, Universal Robots [UR], and Energid. Dave Robers, [sales manager—Americas at] DENSO, had a unique perspective [being from] a robot company with strong connections to one of the world’s largest automotive tier suppliers. This new class class of robots includes features such as ease of programming, ease of handling, software integration, and components ecosystems now bundled to applications. The adoption of cobots…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 59.88
February 18, 2021
…around people, today announced that it is partnering with Calvary Robotics as its first certified systems integrator partner. Waltham, Mass.-based Veo Robotics uses advanced computer vision and 3D sensing to give standard industrial robots the ability to perceive and respond to their surroundings so they can work safely alongside humans. By providing safe interactions between humans and robots, manufacturers can build more fluid, efficient, and flexible production lines, said the company. Veo currently partners with the four major robot manufacturers: FANUC, Yaskawa, ABB, and Kuka. Webster, N.Y.-based Calvary Robotics was founded in 1994 in Rochester, N.Y., and said it designs…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 13.53
June 18, 2020
…automation technologies. Register today. ABB Inc., ATI Industrial Automation, Calvary Robotics, FANUC America, Harmonic Drive, JR Automation, OnRobot, SCHUNK, and Universal Robots have already signed on as Platinum Robotics Week sponsors, with more companies to be announced soon. >International Robot Safety Conference The Virtual International Robot Safety Conference (IRSC), October 6-8, will examine key issues in robot safety and provide an in-depth overview of current industry standards related to industrial and collaborative robot systems. Attendees will walk through real-world risk assessments, learn about OSHA enforcement, and delve into the latest advancements in safety technologies. The virtual IRSC will also feature…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 19.36
February 19, 2020
…Wicks, Honeywell Intelligrated; ● Past Chair – Joe Gemma, Calvary Robotics; ● First Vice Chair – Milton Guerry, SCHUNK; ● Second Vice Chair – Lou Finazzo, FANUC America Corporation; ● Secretary - Jon Battles, Amazon.com; and ● RIA President - Jeff Burnstein “I’m honored to accept this role with a talented team of industry professionals as we continue to guide and support the robotics industry in this time of rapid growth,” said Wicks. “Robotics are playing an ever-increasing role in our global economy and adoption rates are climbing steadily. The RIA is a leader in driving robotic innovation, growth and…
