Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 2.62
…spare parts to fix a fault.” “Users will also gain a better understanding of exactly which robots may have an increased risk of component failure, for exampl, if they are over-utilized compared to others in a production line, or if heavy payloads are causing the robot to operate outside of its recommended design parameters,” Matinlauri said. Acieta unveils manufacturing cell Acieta this week announced its FastLOAD CX1000 collaborative expandable robotic cell, which is mounted on a mobile platform so it can be quickly set up at different machines around a shop. The system is equipped with a FANUC 10 kg,…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 2.61
…control and manage all of these systems. Customers can “gain the key advantage of seamless integrated racking and robotics,” said Movu. The broad portfolio means that Movu's users have a single partner to talk to, providing efficient project management and reliable lead times, Movu claimed. Customers can also rely on a safe and resilient supply chain that assists in delivering high service levels, it said. stow restructures stow Group now has two independent brands: stow Racking and Movu Robotics. While both of these brands retain their independence, they can still help each other with expertise, technology, and global resources it…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 2.61
…a long-time partner of NVIDIA. With this acquisition, NVIDIA gains the ability to engineer advantageous interconnects directly into its GPU-accelerated supercomputers and high-performance computing (HPC) clusters. “Datacenters in the future will be architected as giant compute engines with tens of thousands of compute nodes, designed holistically with their interconnects for optimal performance,” the company explains in its press release. “With Mellanox, NVIDIA will optimize datacenter-scale workloads across the entire computing, networking and storage stack to achieve higher performance, greater utilization and lower operating cost for customers.” A Workstation for the Data Scientist Huang believes data scientists are about to become…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 2.60
…like plywood, PVC pipe, duct tape, an occasional bobby pin and other basic supplies. As a result, teams cannot gain a competitive advantage by purchasing additional parts. This dynamic forces teams to collaborate and incorporate input from multiple students in order to develop a winning strategy.
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 2.59
…ABB partnered with the company to take advantage of its vSLAM on its lineup of AMRs. “With vision, we gain higher-context information about the environment,” Cesari said. “This allows the system to run more robustly, especially when you look at the 3D space, not only for localization, but also for finding obstacles.”
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 2.57
…system to the FDA for consideration and hopes to gain clearance soon, he said. Surgeons from Harvard, Johns Hopkins, Stanford University, the University of California San Francisco, the Keck School of Medicine at the University of Southern California, and Brigham and Women's Hospital have expressed interest in using the robot after clearance. Galen’s initial indications will focus on laryngological procedures. Future clearances will expand the scope of the platform into ENT (ear, nose, and throat), neurosurgical, spinal, and cardiothoracic procedures. “Physicians requested a platform with a great deal of stability with a low cost and that can be wheeled from…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 2.50
…customs documentation and other transportation record-keeping? When blockchain technology gains more traction within the supply chain and logistics industries, the burden of documentation will lessen. A recent Supply Chain 24/7 article cited shipping company Maersk, who conducted research three years ago when they followed a refrigerated container transporting roses and avocados traveling from Kenya to the Netherlands. The journey took 34 days – 10 of which were idle waiting for paperwork. A Maersk executive told Bloomberg Reporter Kyunghee Park, “The paperwork and processes vital to global trade are also one of its biggest burdens. The paper trail research that Maersk…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 2.50
…said. “Plus, physicians need more than 100 procedures to gain proficiency with legacy robots, and that adds OR time.” Single-port procedures provide simplicity Vicarious Surgical said that its system uses two flexible arms and different motion-control technology for a lighter-weight approach. “There's a huge advantage of any system that puts all motion through one incision, providing simplicity for surgeons,” said Sachs. “With flexible robot technology, there is lower force and greater flexibility than 2.5 million complications or an 8.4% rate, which is approaching that of open surgery.” “I've been working on this since 2009 and full-time since 2014,” he recalled.…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 2.49
…an HP Jet Fusion 500/300 Series printer, will also gain access to the Materialise Magics Essentials software for a period of six months. This will allow customers to use the color and texture handling of Materialise’s data preparation software, in combination with the full-spectrum color capabilities of the HP Jet Fusion 500/300 series. Materialise is also working with customers to develop solutions for HP’s new certified thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU), ULTRASINT developed by BASF, which is ideal for flexible and elastic parts. HP has gained certification as part of Materialise’s program to test and validate 3D printing technology as being fully…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 2.48
…today. It gave the company a chance to test, gain feedback, and refine the early iterations of our work with some of the toughest requirements around. That said, our focus has shifted to providing solutions to the material handling industry as a whole, especially at a time when it can impact civilian lives the most.” Theobald, who is also a co-founder of MassRobotics, a non-profit organization dedicated to helping grow the Massachusetts robotics cluster, has helped develop Vecna's technologies and lead the company to its current growth stage. Daniel Theobald “Daniel is unequivocally one of the worlds’ foremost roboticists and…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 2.48
…where goods are. With real-time location tracking, LSPs will gain the ability to: Provide live status updates to their customers Understand potential delays when shipping Use AI to optimize fleet routes, based on the latest data Forecast exactly when goods will arrive These benefits will also help to increase location intelligence, optimize transport, minimize delays and help customers better prepare to receive goods. Real-Time Location Tracking and Detailed Data at the Individual Product Level It’s not just shipments that you can track, but 5G IoT devices can also be attached to individual items for precise identification and location. This can…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 2.47
…would say that autonomous machines stand the most to gain from innovations in perception, reinforcement learning, and physics-accurate simulation. Gopalakrishna looks ahead to 2022 What robotics capabilities do you expect to improve in the coming year? Gopalakrishna: I believe that the perception stacks on robots will be much improved. Exponentially more robots will be deployed that have a better semantic understanding of their environment. This will drive more autonomy and ultimately lead to safer robots requiring less human intervention. The era of robots working with humans in tandem will drive new areas of automation and increased productivity. What are you…