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How to Play Sega Genesis Games on Android Devices

November 12, 2019 by Liv Leave a Comment

Sega Genesis is a 16-bit video gaming console that was launched in 1988 by SEGA. This console is also known as Mega Drive.

We have prepared for you the guide explaining how to play your favorite classic Sega Genesis games on modern Android smartphones or tablets by using Gensoid emulator.

This Android app will allow you to play all sega genesis games. Your dream to play old-school games came true thanks to available sega genesis roms and powerful emulators. [Read more…] about How to Play Sega Genesis Games on Android Devices

Filed Under: Design, Promoted Tagged With: android, emulator, game, games, genesis, gensoid, menu, play, press, sega, select, settings

This component could profoundly change robots and other machines in the future

August 6, 2019 by Abdul Montaqim

 

Pictured above, in exploded view, is a machinery component called the “LiveDrive”. It’s covered by a variety of patents and has been described as “revolutionary” because it could – believe it or not – change the world. 

First unveiled about three years ago, the LiveDrive is a completely new type of direct-drive motor which can provide robots with more power without using as much electricity, lubrication or space – significant savings in each of those areas and perhaps others. Direct-drive motors do not use gearboxes, but to date, their limited torque means that they have only been suitable for a limited range of applications.

In overly simplistic terms, the LiveDrive is to robots what engines are to cars – it enables machines to move. And critically, it has far greater torque, according to its makers; and can generate this without the need for traditional gears, which have teeth that require lubrication, make a lot of noise, and wear out eventually. LiveDrive uses a patented combination and composition of magnets to achieve what traditional drives and motors achieve by using gears and other mechanisms. [Read more…] about This component could profoundly change robots and other machines in the future

Filed Under: Features, Industry Tagged With: company, delta, demaurex, direct-drive, direct-drive motors, gearbox, genesis, genesis robotics, livedrive, lubrication, machines, motor, robot, robotics, robots, technology

Genesis and Demaurex to develop ‘next generation’ robotic systems

August 1, 2019 by David Edwards

Demaurex, a Swiss robotics company and pioneer of high speed pick and place robotics, and Genesis Robotics and Motion Technologies, an innovative start-up robotics company, have signed a joint development agreement to integrate Genesis Robotics’ revolutionary LiveDrive Direct-Drive Motors into Demaurex’s latest generation “delta robot systems”.

The JDA was signed at an exclusive signing ceremony at the Lausanne headquarters of Demaurex to begin what both companies hail as a milestone in the development of advanced robotics.

Demaurex engineered and industrialized the original Delta robot in 1988, based on a patent of Prof Reymond Clavel of the Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne, introducing high speed, vision guided product pick and place systems to the robotics market for the first time. [Read more…] about Genesis and Demaurex to develop ‘next generation’ robotic systems

Filed Under: Industrial robots, News Tagged With: collaboration, delta, demaurex, direct-drive, generation, genesis, high, livedrive, motor, robot, robotics, speed, systems, technologies, torque

Genesis Robotics accelerates development of prototypes based on its ‘revolutionary’ LiveDrive actuator

July 5, 2017 by Sam Francis

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Well-funded startup Genesis Robotics has accelerated the development of a range of products based on its “ground-breaking” technology, which the company claims will transform the entire industry. 

All of the new products Genesis has developed are based on something it calls LiveDrive, an actuator system which uses a gear with no teeth, invented by the company itself.

Making a gear work without teeth sounds impossible – how does it move connected parts without teeth? Imagine a gear on a bicycle without teeth and you’ll get the picture.  [Read more…] about Genesis Robotics accelerates development of prototypes based on its ‘revolutionary’ LiveDrive actuator

Filed Under: Features, Industrial robots, Industry, Miscellaneous, News Tagged With: actuator, delta, exoskeletons, genesis, livedrive, robot, robotics, robots, scara, technology

Exclusive interviews: Genesis Robotics bosses claim their LiveDrive could ‘change everything’

May 20, 2017 by Sam Francis

A company called Genesis Robotics is claiming that its new innovation could change the world of robotics, as well as the whole area of motion control in general. 

The company’s LiveDrive is a component which could replace traditional gears in everything from industrial robots to cars and even bicycles.

In an interview with RoboticsAndAutomationNews.com, Genesis Robotics’ president, Michael Gibney, and James Klassen, CTO, both of whom we met at Hannover Messe, provide some background about how the company was formed as well as some insight into the new technology.  [Read more…] about Exclusive interviews: Genesis Robotics bosses claim their LiveDrive could ‘change everything’

Filed Under: News Tagged With: drive, gears, genesis, hannover, industrial, live, messe, motor, robotics, torque

Genesis Robotics launches revolutionary new actuator for robots that eliminates the need for gears

April 2, 2017 by Sam Francis

Company claims its LiveDrive actuator system offers “unparalleled performance”, and will replace traditional gears – and change the global robotics market forever

A well-funded startup called Genesis Robotics claims it has developed “breakthrough” technology which is set to change the global robotics market. 

The vast majority of robots today use gears in their actuators and other parts. Gears – as an invention – are thousands of years old and have served industry and humanity well and will continue to do so, but Genesis claims it has developed a better solution, which it calls LiveDrive.

Genesis says traditional gears are slow, expensive and the way their teeth work creates something called “backlash” – like a rebound or bounceback as the teeth from different gears interact or collide, as well as friction. This inevitably leads to waste of energy.

Genesis’ LiveDrive system does not use teeth, so doesn’t have bounceback and reduces that type of friction. The company says its actuator is also less expensive to begin with and could lead to longer-term savings because it’s more energy-efficient – so its total cost of ownership is much lower.  [Read more…] about Genesis Robotics launches revolutionary new actuator for robots that eliminates the need for gears

Filed Under: Features, Industry, News Tagged With: actuator, gears, genesis, livedrive, robotics, robots, technology

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