Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 9.70
December 09, 2020
…“To remain competitive, you need technology that meets your needs today and tomorrow,” says Masahiko Hisatsugu, president of Aras Japan. “By leveraging the resiliency of the Aras platform, DENSO will be able to stay competitive on systems built for the present day while assured that the entire organization is making decisions based on data it can trust.”
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 9.68
October 28, 2021
…demonstrated its usefulness in multiple GPS-denied construction sites across Japan. “Through one of our distributors in Japan, Kajima tested Near Earth's technology in its construction projects, which led to inspection and mapping applications,” said Foessel. “We recently engaged in more formal, long-term relationships.” Since November 2020, Kajima has used the Topaz fs to enhance safety and productivity through autonomous underground inspections. Applications have included checking for abnormalities in wall surfaces and detecting water and gas leaks at tunnel construction sites in multiple countries. Kajima said it plans to expand the use of Near Earth’s Topaz fs for inspection operations across…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 9.61
March 22, 2016
…affinity. In addition to the US, China, Russia and Japan, Europe is firmly in the robotics race. “Just like our children can’t picture a world without computers, it is likely that their children will feel the same way about robots,” says Clemens Beckmann, Executive Vice President Innovation, Post - eCommerce - Parcel, Deutsche Post DHL Group. “Developing the next generation of robots that can work around and among people will take a substantial investment to advance the technology but at DPDHL Group we believe that soon supply chains will see humans and robots working side by side to handle goods…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 9.57
March 17, 2021
…FANUC CNC Series Oi-F, Oi-F Plus, 30i-B, and 30i-B Plus. About FANUC America FANUC America is a subsidiary of Japan-based FANUC Corp. and provides industry-leading robotics, CNC systems, and factory automation. The company said its innovative technologies and proven expertise can help manufacturers in the Americas maximize productivity, reliability, and profitability. FANUC said its “Service First” culture means that customer service is its highest priority. It said it is committed to supplying its customers with parts and support for the life of their FANUC products.
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 9.57
August 02, 2018
…the field of robotics & AI in countries including Japan and China is expected to fuel the material handling equipment market over the forecast period. The incorporation of machine learning capabilities in the robots to increase productivity with predictive maintenance further contributes to the industry demand. The expanding 3PL sector globally is expected to witness a CAGR of over 6% in the material handling equipment market. The increasing complexity of supply chains is compelling businesses to turn towards 3PL service providers to ensure smooth and efficient operations. 3PL service providers are focusing on real-time systems for enhanced visibility. Furthermore, the…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 9.43
October 22, 2021
…to finals testing.” Sponsored by All Nippon Airways (ANA), Japan’s largest airline, the global competition is looking for avatars that can execute tasks across a variety of real-world scenarios and convey a sense of presence for both the operator and the recipient in those interactions. Such robotic avatars could someday help provide critical care and deploy immediate responses in emergency situations, as well as provide new ways to collaborate and explore, said XPRIZE. The organization designs and operates incensive competitions “to solve humanity's grand challenges.” “The possibility of living in a world where individuals can provide aid during a crisis…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 9.41
November 02, 2016
…in North American factories, which is third to only Japan and China. “It’s a great time to get involved with robotics,” said Jeff Burnstein, president of RIA. “Today’s robotics industry offers innovative products, fulfilling employment opportunities, and competitive advantages for a wide variety of companies.” RIA and its parent group the Association for Advancing Automation are looking forward to a record Automate 2017 trade show in Chicago. “With five months to go, the exhibit floor at Automate 2017 is already over 20% larger than our final 2015 event,” Burnstein said. “Small and medium sized companies, many of whom are just…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 9.39
November 18, 2022
…employees and has additional offices in Germany, U.S. and Japan. “Acquiring aiMotive’s world-class artificial intelligence and autonomous driving technology is an important contribution to becoming a sustainable mobility tech company,” said Yves Bonnefont, Stellantis chief software officer, in a statement this week. “aiMotive’s class-leading expertise and startup spirit will accelerate our journey to deliver our Dare Forward 2030 goals.” In a release announcing the purchase, Stellantis broke down aiMotive’s portfolio into several key areas of development. With aiDrive, the company is focusing on developing a software stack for autonomous driving; with aiData, it is building artificial intelligence and data tools;…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 9.18
March 27, 2019
…of traction,” De Reyes says. “We started working in Japan, and that was when we got our initial funding and finalized a lot of the engineering work we had to do.” Sabrewing has also developed a larger Wyvern aircraft that can handle a 4,400-lbs. payload. The Rhaegal is a gas-electric hybrid with vertical take-off and landing capabilities and can reach speeds of up to 370 km/hour in poor weather conditions. According to the company, the craft can be remotely piloted for commercial operations, and fully autonomous in military applications. Both designs are in the same class as the Cessna 208…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 9.13
March 24, 2023
…followed by the United States counting 1,457 units and Japan with 1,422 units per 10,000 workers. The world´s biggest car manufacturer, China, has a robot density of 772 units, but is catching up fast: Within a year, new robot installations in the Chinese automotive industry almost doubled to 61,598 units in 2021- accounting for 52% of the total 119,405 units installed in factories around the world. IFR highlighted a number of governmental developments that are forcing the car industry to invest in electric vehicles. Electric vehicles drive automation The European Union has announced plans to end the sale of air-polluting…
