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Archives for February 14, 2019

Toyota updates its virtual crash test dummy software

February 14, 2019 by Mai Tao

Version 6 will contribute to the development of collision safety technologies for future vehicles, including automated

Toyota and its research and development unit has released Version 6 of the Total Human Model for Safety (THUMS) virtual crash dummy software.

Researched and developed for over 20 years by the two companies, THUMS simulates detailed computer analysis of human body injuries caused by vehicle collisions.

The new software features internal organ modeling and a new muscle model that simulates a variety of occupant postures, including braced and relaxed, permitting a more detailed analysis by anticipating various occupant postures as the widespread deployment of automated vehicles continues to advance.  [Read more…] about Toyota updates its virtual crash test dummy software

Filed Under: Design Tagged With: esi group, jsol corporation, total human model for safety, toyota, virtual crash test dummy

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February 14, 2019 by Abdul Montaqim

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LogiMAT Special: Preview and review articles, plus company newsWeek beginning 18 March 2019Submit advertising or editorial copy
Hannover Messe Special: Preview and review articles, plus company newsWeek beginning 1 April 2019Submit advertising or editorial copy
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Automotive
ZF acquires automotive division of Romanian engineering services provider BeeSpeedRead
Denso takes a stake in semiconductor processor startup quadric.ioRead
BMW Group sales of electric hybrid vehicles up 38 percent in 2018Read
Groupe PSA to starts autonomous driving tests on open roads in ChinaRead
Continental concludes Kathrein Automotive acquisitionRead
Delivery robots
US politicians debating rules for autonomous delivery robotsRead
Market trend: Grocery e-commerce investments could lead to global invasion by delivery robotsRead
Segway Robotics showcases its delivery robot LoomoRead
Top 20 autonomous delivery robots: Ready to take over the streetsRead
Solving the tricky last-mile: Delivery robots to rescue e-commerceRead
Industrial robots
Universal Robots partners with Bharat Fritz Werner in IndiaRead
Epson signs FPE Automation as distributor in USRead
Technical insight: Safe robotics – collaboration without incidentRead
Industrial robotics: 5 trends in 2019 and beyondRead
New algorithms for heavy industrial robot-human collaborationRead
Warehouse robots
Zalando to use GreyOrange warehouse robots in its newest fulfillment centerRead
Schenker to build automated warehouse for ApohemRead
GreyOrange to launch new warehouse automation products at LogiMATRead
Autostore introduces ‘Black Line’ warehouse robotsRead
Geek Plus Robotics to showcase advanced warehousing robotic solutions at LogiMATRead

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ZF acquires automotive division of Romanian engineering services provider BeeSpeed

February 14, 2019 by Anna

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ZF Friedrichshafen AG has acquired the automotive division of Romanian engineering service provider BeeSpeed.

The new ZF subsidiary BeeSpeed Technical Engineering Center S.R.L. employs more than 100 developers at the polytechnic university in Timisoara in western Romania.

BeeSpeed has been working with the Braking System Business Unit of the Active Safety Division since 2008.

[Read more…] about ZF acquires automotive division of Romanian engineering services provider BeeSpeed

Filed Under: News, Transportation Tagged With: automotive, beespeed, romainia, zf

Father Christmas caught testing drone to replace Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer

February 14, 2019 by Sam Francis

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Startup company AirBoard appears to be working with Father Christmas to test a drone to replace Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer and their famous flying sleigh with which they deliver presents all round to world to billions of people every year on the night of December 24th. (See video below.)

But that’s just one of AirBoard’s markets, and a very small one, given that there’s only one Father Christmas, or “Santa Claus”, another one of the many names under which the kindly old man travels, often dressed in a red pajama suit.

The main commercial market the northern European startup is aiming for with its drone is the agricultural sector.  [Read more…] about Father Christmas caught testing drone to replace Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer

Filed Under: News, Transportation Tagged With: airboard, drone

Geek Plus Robotics to showcase advanced warehousing robotic solutions at LogiMAT

February 14, 2019 by Mai Tao

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Geek Plus Robotics has released what it says is the “world’s first interweaving robot sorting system” with the latest version of its Geek Picking System at LogiMAT 2019, the international trade fair for intralogistics solutions, to be held in Stuttgart, Germany from February 19 to 21.

Geek Plus says it is now a leading artificial intelligence-driven robotic solution and service provider – and China’s top supplier of warehousing and logistics robotics.

Now it is bringing its award-winning solutions “Geek Sorting System” to Stuttgart for LogiMAT. Its wide range of automated and intelligent devices is capable of handling the material – pallets, boxes, and single pieces – from goods receipt, unloading, put-away, to picking, packing and order shipment.  [Read more…] about Geek Plus Robotics to showcase advanced warehousing robotic solutions at LogiMAT

Filed Under: Logistics, News Tagged With: geek plus robotics, geek+, logistics, material handling, supply chain, warehouse

Electric limos transport WEF delegates to Davos

February 14, 2019 by Anna

Participants at this year’s World Economic Forum annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland were the first to be able to travel by road between Zurich International Airport and Davos, in an environmentally sustainable way.

Fifty Audi e-tron sedans charged in a matter of minutes at a total of 31 fast-charging stations provided by global market leader ABB in Kemptthal, Heidiland, Küblis and Davos.

The charging infrastructure is operated by IONITY, a joint venture between leading automotive manufacturers. The three partners are using the project to underscore the crucial importance of e-mobility for the advancement of sustainable transport.

[Read more…] about Electric limos transport WEF delegates to Davos

Filed Under: News, Transportation Tagged With: abb, audi, davos, ionity, wef

Airbus adds new service Verde to its precision farming portfolio

February 14, 2019 by Anna

Airbus has launched an innovative service called Verde that delivers detailed crop analytics from satellite imagery, perfectly clipped to the field and accurately de-clouded.

Served as plug and play API to any precision agriculture portal, Verde provides reliable and quantified measures of the vegetation, consistent over time and space, whatever the satellite used.

The new service primarily addresses in-season monitoring, to help anomalies detection, optimise field scouting, irrigation, seeding, fertilisation, and crop protection.

[Read more…] about Airbus adds new service Verde to its precision farming portfolio

Filed Under: News Tagged With: agriculture, airbus, crop analytics, satellite imagery, verde

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