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…solid-state digital lidar silicon is expected to accelerate the delivery of our multi-sensor digital lidar suite for the consumer ADAS [advanced driver-assist system] market.” “Ouster’s digital technology has enabled us to pull ahead in the industrial, robotics, and smart infrastructure markets and emerge as a top player in automotive,” he said. “Together with Sense, Ouster is on its way to becoming the clear leader in technology and performance, poised to continue to capture share in auto and non-auto verticals alike.” Sense Photonics CEO to lead Ouster Automotive Ouster said its products offer “an excellent combination of price and performance and…
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…while picking and then placing the item in a delivery bin. Based on feedback, the intelligent grippers ensure accuracy and a gripping success rate of 100%. In addition to the low gripping failure rate, the Movu eligo reduces the number of manual ‘touches’ required for order fulfilment or replenishment and can reach a pick success rate greater than 99%, officials claim. Able to achieve 600 picks per hour, depending on the specific implementation, the robot can pick goods up to 2 kg and with dimensions of 1 cm minimum to a maximum of 30 cm. The robot is also completely…
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…ABB said. “As customers demand greater variety and shorter delivery times, metals producers need to have a manufacturing process that can respond quickly and offer the flexibility to achieve high-mix, low-volume and batch size one production,” stated Andrea Cassoni, managing director for the general industry business line at ABB Robotics. “FlexLoader M is accelerating this move by providing a single unified machine tool tending platform offering the flexibility needed for handling a wide variety of production demands, whilst also improving productivity by eliminating the time, cost, and disruption traditionally associated with production changes,” she said. FlexLoader M includes modules, variants…
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…make autonomous vehicles safer in dark, foggy, or dusty conditions where cameras or lidars might fail,” he said. “Home delivery robots like those of Starship have been making steady, incremental innovation.” Since the COVID-19 pandemic, people have used their imaginations to shorten supply chains and are looking for automated solutions to localize manufacturing, said Keen. “The pressure to reduce cost and the difficulty of hiring people anywhere is a double stimulus for robotics,” he said.
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…retailers. We started with floor care and extended into delivery robots and sensing and data collection to help optimize operations. For us, it's really about activating OEM partners through our technology for cleaning, moving, and sensing. BrainOS is used in a variety of mobile robot applications. Are there any new areas that you think are promising, such as restaurants? Pinn: There's an enormous opportunity in retail automation—brick-and-mortar stores are under pressure from online and new trends to omnichannel and home delivery. Retailers can differentiate themselves with automation, and we can help with that transformation by adding value to the retail…
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…the logistics and manufacturing industries and is powering use cases as broad as material handling, yard operations, and last-mile delivery. “Over the past several years, we've proven repeatedly that remote operation is transformational for logistics operators,” stated Shai Magzimof, co-founder and CEO of Phantom Auto. “Phantom is helping customers scale unmanned operations sooner while enabling the next frontier of remote work.” “Our partnership with Mitsubishi Logisnext Americas is a significant milestone in our mission to unlock greater safety, productivity, and operational resilience across the supply chain,” said Elliot Katz, co-founder and chief business officer of Phantom Auto.
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…explained Reger. “However, this volume only describes the minimum delivery volume over the next five years. The actual demand of our customers is much higher, but currently still limited by our production capacities.” “For a better classification of the demand as a whole—the order volume mentioned results from just one-time 14 contracts,” he noted. “We currently have around 100 more contracts under negotiation. That is why the new capital is so important, because we need to expand our production capacities very quickly.” NEURA is developing industrial robots that will cost €5,000 to €40,000 ($5,570 to $44,600 to U.S.) and aiming…
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…932, according to the International Federation of Robotics (IFR). VisionNav has developed a local engineering team responsible for project delivery, she said. It has also established partnerships with local service providers. The company said the establishment of a branch in Korea will accelerate its global and localization speed.
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…flexibility. Bimbo Bakery overviews how it is revolutionizing retail execution with a smarter and more efficient frontline through direct-store delivery with K.Motion OmniTech. Content from Elevate will be available to registrants on demand for 90 days, said Körber.
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…rising expectation of consumers for greater choice and faster delivery is causing companies to look at more flexible and efficient ways to produce and distribute their products,” noted Daniel Navarro, managing director for consumer segments and service robotics at ABB Robotics. “At the same time, a growing labor shortage is hampering their ability to make the necessary changes, particularly when it comes to meeting the demands of omnichannel distribution.” “Smarter automation and AI-enabled robots can help to address this challenge and energize the changes society demands,” he said. “From collaborative solutions that are easy to program and deploy, to 3D…
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…proprietary software, and it has also worked on last-mile delivery systems. “Four years ago, Jim came out and watched a flight test,” said JoeBen Bevirt, founder and CEO of Joby Aviation. “He asked incredibly thoughtful questions and then acted decisively on investing in Joby Aviation. That was just the beginning of an incredible partnership with Toyota Ventures and with Toyota Motor Corp. It led to further financing and a strategic manufacturing partnership.” Santa Cruz, Calif.-based Joby Aviation is developing electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft. Toyota Ventures expands scope Toyota Ventures said it will expand its scope to include…
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…created to provide a student-focused, hands-on instruction with in-class delivery that includes student-based projects; expanded training on interconnectivity; and a clearly defined pathway for careers in advanced manufacturing, robotics, and Industry 4.0. The program integrates employability skills, project management, problem solving, and critical thinking skills with the UR Robotics I4.0 environment. The program aligns with ARM Model, RIA Compliancy, and National Credentialing, said Universal Robots. For educators, manufacturers, and students seeking to learn more about UR’s educational program, the company is offering the free webinar “Developing Tomorrow’s Engineers Today: An Educational Program Focused on Automation Competencies” on Nov. 10 with…