Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 2.93
…used. Additionally, their fixed reliance on triangles limits the precision of the workflow model and the output quality.” “GPUs are fast but lack the infrastructure to do geometry,” says Shawn Hopwood, Dyndrite chief marketing officer. “There needs [to be] something on top of the kernel.” Thanks to NVIDIA’s Maxwell generation of GPU technology, Hopwood says Dyndrite can run a full geometry kernel on top of the GPU. “What we see [in 3D processing] is what happened in 2D when Adobe created PostScript,” adds Hopwood. “Computing has gotten to the level where we can operate and compute what goes to the…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 4.10
…collaborates with Nikon, a supplier of advanced opto-electronics and precision technologies, to improve insight into the 3D printing build process. These research activities, supported by Materialise software and the Materialise Control Platform, aim to provide users more control and increase productivity through analysis of the building process. Materialise and Essentium, a provider of 3D printing solutions for industrial additive manufacturing, entered into a strategic partnership in November 2018 to jointly advance and scale industrial 3D printing. In a first step towards that goal, the companies have announced the integration of Materialise’s Magics Essentials software with the Essentium High Speed Extrusion…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 10.23
…productivity. With SICK’s patented outdoor-safeHDDM™ technology, you can get high-precision measurement data for reliable use, even in challenging weather conditions. This data can be used for navigation and relative positioning tasks. Serva Transport Systems partnered with SICK to create autonomous transport robots for the factory of the future. EVE is an automated solution for production processes that uses the outdoorScan3 to go indoors and outdoors. Related White Papers Taking AGV Safety Outdoors with SICK’s New Safety Laser Scanner With a growing need for continuous improvement and automation, AGVs are being rapidly adopted in many industries. Whether used for pallet handling,…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 15.26
…Indo-MIM, a large supplier of metal injection molding (MIM) precision-engineered products with over 100 million metal parts produced annually for global original equipment manufacturers. Together, Desktop Metal and Indo-MIM will offer solutions to enable companies around the world to design and produce metal additively manufactured parts at scale and shorten time to market. Indo-MIM will draw upon its expertise in design, tooling, sintering, materials and its full range of finishing and assembly operations, to deliver precision metal 3D printed parts to companies spanning the automotive, aerospace, medical, industrial machinery industries and more. As a strategic partner, Indo-MIM will become a…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 5.91
…to 12 inches x 12 inches in size. Increased precision: The CBAM-2 features three added cameras. Streamlined maintenance: Automatic powder filling reduces fill-time to days, and bulk ink cartridges eliminate the need to refill ink frequently, allowing machines to run efficiently at a significantly greater duration. CBAM-2 machines will be available for customers beginning in Q3. In other news, Impossible Objects also announced that through a collaboration with BASF, its Model One and CBAM-2 printers will support BASF’s Ultrasint PA6 (polyamide 6) powder, allowing customers to 3D print high-performance carbon fiber-PA6 composite parts for the first time. “Our collaboration with…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 4.22
…a variety of DfAM tasks. For example, the Dell Precision 3000, 5000 and 7000 series of fixed workstations and mobile workstations can all be configured with NVIDIA GPUs. They are also certified for use with popular design engineering software packages. “Dyndrite's geometry kernel is purpose-built to use every bit, flop, register and clock cycle of the latest NVIDIA GPU,” said Shawn Hopwood, Dyndrite’s chief marketing officer. Thank's to NVIDIA's GPGPU programming paradigm, CUDA, Dyndrite can run all the computations of its kernel on the GPU. Though Dyndrite minimally needs a Maxwell architecture to run, the latest Turing line computes 5-15x…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 2.58
…pico-liter level (see video). This feature promises to enable precision printing at high print speeds, with clean starts and stops of the dispensing/printing path. One of the advantages offered by SmartPump technology is the expanded, compatible range of materials. “nScrypt has an optimized nozzle that reduces back pressure and allows dispensing of an extremely wide range of material viscosity—from 1 cP to 1 million cP,” says Casey Perkowski, a mechanical engineer at nScrypt. “Meaning we can print materials as thin as water and thicker than peanut butter. This includes partial loaded materials with micro and/or nano particles. This gives us…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 7.58
…surfacing; and Model: Transform 3D point clouds and meshes into 3D NURB surfaces or solid models with MBD for precision manufacturing. Master3DGage is available now from authorized Master3DGage resellers worldwide. More Info Verisurf Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company’s website.
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 10.92
…vital step in the digitalization of the manufacturing process, which enables parts to be manufactured with highest level of precision with full confidence directly from the machining center,” says AAT’s CEO Ray Karadayi. “This partnership is great news for the manufacturing community as AAT and DMG MORI will jointly provide a complete solution allowing customers to achieve their manufacturing goals with less effort and lower costs.” More Info DMG MORI Applied Automation Technologies Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company’s website.
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 6.37
…XL, we have used all of our experience in precision engineering to develop what we believe is a great new and offering to the market that ensures FELIXprinters’ commitment to robust and reliable 3D printers is manifested in these large scale systems, while making it possible for them to quickly and easily benefit from the advantages of additive manufacturing, without the hassle. These bigger machines can fit seamlessly into any workshop, lab or factory environment because they can fit through a standard doorway, to make the logistics of installation quick and simple too.” The Pro L and Pro XL both…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 2.87
…that provides over 30% more usable foot space and the Ultra Cushion that reduces shock and vibration. The push-button Precision Pick function enables precise bi-directional control of speed and coasting, allowing operators to easily navigate between pick locations. Engineered with extended service intervals of up to 1,000 hours, the maintenance-friendly vehicle offers quick, secure access to key components, enabling tasks to be completed in reduced time. Further, LED platform and fork lights increase operator awareness in low light or congested areas, like dim storage aisles and dark trailers; they also raise visibility and minimize costs due to product and equipment…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 10.75
…Key factors will continue to be reliability, safety, speed, precision and ease of use. As with the early personal computer market, robots will be used for applications the manufacturers did not imagine. There will not be a common API for robots as was the case for early PCs, at least not in 2019 or 2020. However, robots today are seen as a programmable platform, and the key to new applications is the growing third-party robotic software market that is comparable to the PC sector 20-30 years ago. 3) Demand for sensors will increase. There is growing recognition that companies will…