Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 6.66
…and engaging with it. “The general public has a perception of what robots are, and having hands-on experience can clear up a lot of misunderstandings,” said Reed. “People will be able to talk to companies and find out whey they're building solutions across a wide variety of industries to help society.” “Robots are smart machines that can work alongside humans, help them be productive, help businesses be more competitive, and solve complex issues,” he said. Robo Happy Hour to help businesses network The Robo Happy Hour is intended for businesses and technology professionals who seek to expand their networks and…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 6.65
…vision systems, force sensors, and other external devices.” “The perception equipment and robot design can be deeply integrated,” he added. “It enables robots to independently carry out task planning in a complicated, unstructured environment, realizing the progress from human-machine cooperation to human-machine integration, covering more production areas.” Founded in 2014, JAKA stands for “Just Always Keep Amazing.” The company said it has used in robotics innovations such as drive control integration, integral joints, free-drive programming, and wireless connections. Its stated mission is “Free Your Hands By JAKA” and facilitating the entry by enterprises worldwide into the the era of Industry…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 6.64
…narrow-aisle environment. Based on the VisionNav control algorithm and perception technology, VNP15 and SLIM series can adaptively fork pallets and material frames for horizontal and vertical operations, said the company. VisionNav added that it designed the frame-stacking system for storing irregular parts. It can currently deal with stacking materials in up to seven layers. “We have also developed a variety of clamps to meet the material handling demand of customers in different industries, from simple pallets to bales, paper rolls, machinery, cables, and so on,” said Tang. The SFAW 2022 event was held from April 6 to 8 in Coex…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 6.63
…to go LIDAR-free, using stereo camera as the main perception-for-navigation sensor. This will require the development of camera-based algorithms for localization, object detection, classification, semantic segmentation, and path planning. These sidewalk robots are still far from being totally autonomous. First, they are often deployed in environments such as US university campuses where there is little sidewalk traffic and where the sidewalks are well-structured. Many robots are also restricted to daylight and perception-free conditions. Critically, the suppliers also have remote tele-operator centers. The ratio of operators to robots will need to be kept to an absolute minimum if such businesses are…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 6.61
…and AMRs [autonomous mobile robots] and new developments in perception. Some use cases, like packing, are easier for us to develop. There's a lot of velocity in development on that front. Telematics data to aid managers How is warehouse telematics a differentiator for Raymond? Buena-Franco: Sometimes with implementing automation, it's easier for customers to start with telematics and make some adjustments. It's a backbone that provides connectivity among all smart nodes—the trucks and software are all connected. It's all about waste mitigation, and we follow a disciplined road map. When telematics are connected with a labor management system, now you…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 6.61
…processing, and deep neural network processing to enable intelligent perception, fusion, and planning. The CV3-AD685 is the first production version of Ambarella’s CV3-AD family of automotive AI central domain controllers, according to the company. Tier 1 automotive suppliers have announced that they will offer systems using the CV3-AD product family, it said. Ambarella said the SoC integrates its next-generation CVflow AI engine, which includes neural network processing that is 20 times faster than the previous generation of CV2 SoCs. The CV3-AD685 also provides general-vector and neural-vector processing capabilities to deliver the overall performance required for full autonomous driving (AD) stack…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 6.59
…countries and governments, shunned by some due to negative perceptions, and decrease the need for low-skilled labor, thus reinforcing gender and global inequalities Negative environmental impact: robotics and autonomous systems will have wide-ranging impact on the environment through the use of resources needed for their production, the pollution created by their use and disposal, the landscape simplification they will require, and the disturbance of ecosystems they will provoke Resource diversion from tried-and tested solutions: robotics and autonomous systems will require large amounts of financial resources to be implemented widely and competition for resources will put other proof-tested measures at risk,…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 6.56
…brought together an exceptional team with expertise in robotics, perception, and deep learning to ensure safer, more efficient autonomous yard operations.” TrailerConnect uses AI to recognize different brake and electric line configurations and to autonomously direct the Yaskawa arm. Source: Outrider Outrider continues to pioneer yard automation Outrider said its patented TrailerConnect technology is the latest in a series of industry firsts. It touted achievements including its “first-to-market” system performing fully autonomous, zero-emission trailer moves, high-precision autonomous articulated backing, and autonomous hitching for diverse trailer weights and orientations. “The rollout of TrailerConnect, combined with a long list of technical firsts,…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 6.56
…operations with these types of systems. Thanks to improving perception, artificial intelligence, and fleet management tools, AMRs are finding new uses on factory floors, in distribution centers, and elsewhere. Let's look at some of the ways in which businesses are modernizing their operations with the latest mobile robots. 1. Mobile robots can make work more ergonomic Manufacturers often need to plan how human workers will use certain tools or move materials. This is in order to protect the body’s musculoskeletal system and avoid costly workplace injuries. State and federal regulations and guidelines are intended to prevent ergonomics-related injuries. For instance,…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 6.55
…we’ve been testing software that uses techniques like automated perception, deep learning, reinforcement learning, motion planning, simulation, and force control.” “In one instance, we trained a robot in two hours to complete a USB connection task that would take hundreds of hours to program,” she said. “In other tests, we orchestrated multiple robot arms to assemble an architectural installation and a simple piece of furniture.” “None of this is realistic or affordable to automate today — and there are millions of other examples like this in businesses around the world,” claimed Tan-White. “This all hints at the potential for Intrinsic’s…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 6.50
…pallet sizes. Safety: Cyngn applied DriveMod’s commercially released multilayer perception framework. It uses deep learning, machine learning, and basic collision avoidance to equip autonomous forklifts with safety redundancies and a 360° field of view while unloaded and loaded. Leading load capacity: The company said the BYD forklift has an industry-leading load capacity of 10,000 lb. and the ability to stack multiple units fully autonomously. “This innovative solution effectively tackles labor shortage and consistency challenges faced by organizations, while simultaneously enhancing safety measures,” asserted Cyngn. BYD focuses on sustainable development “This development represents a significant step forward in our commitment to…
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…everyone's lives, enabling a safer world.” Vayyar provides radar perception Vayyar claimed that it supplies “the world's most advanced” radar system-on-chip (SoC) platform, a proprietary software stack, and machine learning algorithms to gather essential data while maintaining privacy at all times. In the automotive space, Vayyar manufactures 4D sensors for safety across the in-cabin, advanced driver-assist system (ADAS) and motorcycle domains. The company's advanced rider-assistance system (ARAS) platform is in mass production for deployment on Piaggio Group's motorbikes, offering to protect the world's most at-risk road users. Vayyar has also secured supply contracts with automakers from Japan and Vietnam and…