Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 3.42
June 21, 2022
…providers, Orbbec said it is an integrated design, build, and manufacturing company. It said it is capable of ensuring delivery of cameras at at any volume, from very small to million-plus quantities, with variable pricing available. Orbbec offers its products to designers in healthcare, warehousing and shipping, autonomous mobile robots, and augmented reality, along with hundreds of other applications.
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 3.48
June 20, 2022
…Pudu Robotics. “The demand for service robots, such as delivery robots, is growing significantly across many industries, especially catering,” IDC reported. “The catering industry has become one of the most mature industries in the application of commercial service robots, with the market displaying a rapid growth trend over the past two years.” “In 2021, the total market size of commercial service robots in the catering industry in China reached $84 million U.S. dollars, which is an increase of more than 110% compared to the previous year – this is significant growth,” it said. IDC Market Share graphic. Source: IDC Chinese…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 4.23
June 20, 2022
…Fynbo Technology said its adaptable, flexible robots enable fast delivery of varied products in response to market demand and reduces downtime. Smooth Robotics, whose automation can alleviate a lack of skilled welders that has created delivery problems. It also addresses increasing demands for a healthy and attractive work environment. Spin Robotics ApS automates screw tasks and changes of parts. As manual tasks, these have been time-consuming and limited the ability of automotive and electronics manufacturers to scale production. The company added that its systems can meet quality demands in the screw process by offering complete documentation that can be accessed…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 2.86
June 16, 2022
…open another production facility to reduce transportation costs and delivery lead times, he said. Like other technology providers, AutoStore has dealt with supply chain disruptions. “We distinguish between modules—everything that moves, including robots and parts,” Schitter said. “We produce these modules out of Poland for the global market, and we want to get our people and products as close to the customer as possible.” “For larger volumes of, say, aluminum extrusion parts, in 2019, we had only two suppliers,” he noted. “Now, we have 11, and by the end of the year, we'll have 14 out of nine different countries.…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 2.41
June 16, 2022
…restaurants (QSRs). Launched last year, the system can reduce order-to-delivery time, increase food consistency, and provide a better working environment for human team members, said the company. Miso added that it is applying the lessons it has learned from brand partnerships in its first five years to continue evolving its products. The company did not specify when and if it would pilot its other robots internationally. “At Miso, we strive to create the commercial kitchen of the future and seek to offload some of the labor-intensive, dangerous, and repetitive tasks in the back of house,” said Jake Brewer, chief strategy…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 5.00
June 15, 2022
…jobs and decrease carbon emissions by closing the last-mile delivery gap. “Customers are trying to place product as close to customers as possible to have very short delivery cycles,” said Cyra Richardson, chief product officer and chief technology officer of Attabotics. “We're talking with folks in Asia, Europe, and North America—not just retailers, but also brands selling directly to customers.” The company added that major brands and retailers across apparel, food and beverage, and home goods have adopted its technologies across the U.S. and Canada. “We're really focused right now on milestones to deliver in 2022,” Richardson told Robotics 24/7.…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 1.82
June 13, 2022
…used to aid in assembly, pick-and-place tasks, collection and delivery services, and mobile applications. “Our goal is to make low-cost automation as accessible as possible,” Mühlens said. “We have customers that are as diverse as their applications. Some are just looking for compatible hardware and do the rest of the integration journey by themselves. And some users need help with the design. It’s exciting that affordable solutions allow anyone to start their automation journey.” Unique and diverse applications The cucumber harvester is certainly one of the most interesting applications for low-cost automation. There are, however, many others. In Bruges, Belgium,…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 4.70
June 10, 2022
…of driving experience, the company said it enables mission-critical deliveries in the most demanding industrial environments. Seventy percent of OTTO’s customers are Fortune 500 companies, including brands such as GE and Toyota. Fleet Manager adds snapshot, analytics, dashboard OTTO Motors said its tools enable users to analyze their systems, identify risks, and optimize their material flow. Manufacturers are using analytics and dashboards to make sense of floor data in order to visualize key performance indicators (KPIs) at a glance, drill down into specific vehicles or actionable tasks, and spot bottlenecks. The latest update includes capabilities for independent troubleshooting and fleet…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 3.69
June 10, 2022
…hire more labor, added Lombardi. For instance, Amazon’s next-day deliveries for many products have put pressure on other e-commerce providers to improve cycle times and fulfillment accuracy. Mobile robots help with both, she said. In addition to addressing labor challenges, LocusBots can improve workplace safety, according to Geodis. Robots as data-collection devices Companies can leverage business intelligence by capturing, analyzing, and visualizing data with robots, noted Lombardi. “The Locus data engine is at the heart of digital transformation,” she said. The local platform includes workforce optimization, labor management and efficiency, and predictive forecasting capabilities. The platform’s real-time BI helps users…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 4.04
June 09, 2022
…designed to be intuitive, featuring drag-and-drop programming. As a standard, pre-engineered system, the FastARC CX1000 can be available for delivery and installation within just weeks, according to Acieta. With many end-of-arm tooling (EOAT) options, the CX1000 can be uncoupled from the weld cart and repurposed for different applications such as machine tending or sanding when not welding. The FastARC CX1000 cobot is equipped with a FANUC six-axis, 10-kg (22 lb.)-capacity cobot arm that Acieta said is maintenance-free for up to eight years. The system is compatible with Lincoln Electric and Miller Electric welders and is IP 67-rated with sealed components…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 2.89
June 08, 2022
…said. The Retriever also features an innovative retrieval and delivery system to bring items within reach. Users can easily command the Retriever using their smartphones or with their voices through an Alexa-enabled device. Labrador said it is working with a variety of partners, including senior care providers, occupational and physical therapists, healthcare systems, and universities to explore ways its platform can support their mission and extend the impact of caregivers in a number of settings. The company is taking early reservations for its home robots at its Web site, with plans to be in full production by the second half…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 4.16
June 08, 2022
…or flexibly schedule setup times. SICK said users can also plan and control material flow based on consumption, boosting delivery quality and on-time delivery.
