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Archives for May 8, 2019

Sick launches ‘first ever’ outdoor safety laser scanner

May 8, 2019 by David Edwards

Sensors manufacturer Sick is launching its newest safety laser scanner, outdoorScan3.

The company says outdoorScan3 is the first safety laser scanner certified to IEC 62998 for use in outdoor applications.

The outdoorScan3 allows automated guided vehicle systems to navigate safely through outdoor industrial environments.

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Misty Robotics selects Microsoft’s .NET Core for its robot platform and tools

May 8, 2019 by Anna

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Misty Robotics, the creator of the Misty robot developer platform, has chosen Microsoft’s .NET Core for use with its robot platform and related tools.

Misty is focused on enabling developers to build skills for its robots that offer value and utility for personal and business use.

Today, Misty Robotics is successfully leveraging the Universal Windows Platform (UWP) as its central platform for developing functionality for the Misty II robot.

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Filed Under: Humanoids, News Tagged With: .net, .net core, build, core, developers, development platform, ii, microsoft, misty, misty robotics, platform, robot, robotics, robots, tools, uwp, will

Exoskeleton market projected to grow to $6 billion

May 8, 2019 by David Edwards

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The current robotics limelight tends to focus on the ability of new innovations to automate tasks, but a less publicized development is taking place whereby passive exoskeletons have been slowly deployed and adopted to help augment the capability of human workers.

Exoskeleton popularization through passive suits will provide a base for increased resources for powered suits, which will eventually provide significant augmentative capability to the industrial workforce.

By 2028, global Exoskeleton revenues will reach $5 billion with hundreds of thousands of active exoskeletons being deployed, according to ABI Research. The research consultancy’s findings are on its report, Exoskeletons for Industrial Use Cases.

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Amsterdam launches ‘largest smart electric vehicle charging network’

May 8, 2019 by Sam Francis

A consortium of public-private companies and organisations in Amsterdam has launched what it claims is the “largest smart electric vehicle charging network” in the city.

Vattenfall and the City of Amsterdam, together with grid owner Liander, the infrastructure competence center Elaad, and the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences, launched what they call “Flexpower”.

They say it is the largest public smart charging network for electric vehicles in Amsterdam, and add that the innovative solution enables faster charging, maximal use of renewable electricity and more efficient use of the electric grid in Amsterdam.

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Filed Under: News, Transportation Tagged With: amsterdam, charging, electric, electricity, flexpower, grid, stations, vattenfall

Dow launches new electromagnetic interference shielding technologies

May 8, 2019 by David Edwards

Dow returns to The Battery Show Europe this year to showcase its broad and growing portfolio of conductive silicone technologies with the launch of DowSil EC-6601 Electrically Conductive Adhesive.

This next-generation material is engineered for reliable performance and electromagnetic compatibility in various transportation, communications and consumer electronics applications.

It combines strong shielding against electromagnetic interference across a wide range of frequencies with durable mechanical and conductive properties over time.

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NXP and Microsoft demonstrate edge-to-cloud machine learning solution for predictive maintenance

May 8, 2019 by David Edwards

NXP Semiconductors has agreed a collaboration with Microsoft to bring artificial intelligence and machine learning capabilities for anomaly detection to Azure internet of things users.

By combining complementary strengths – NXP’s offline machine learning capability and embedded processing with Microsoft’s cloud expertise – the two companies jointly demonstrates a new Anomaly Detection Solution for Azure IoT at Microsoft Build in Seattle recently.

The solution consists of a small form factor, low power system-on-module powered by NXP’s i.MX RT106C Crossover Processors, a full suite of sensors, and an associated Anomaly Detection Toolbox.

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Filed Under: Computing, News Tagged With: anomaly, anomaly detection, azure, behavior, bring, capabilities, cloud, collaboration, crossover, data, detection, devices, edge, embedded, full, i.mx, include, intelligence, iot, learning, local, machine, maintenance, microsoft, nxp, power, predictive, predictive maintenance, processing, rt, running, sensors, services, solution, solutions, toolbox, tools

Fujitsu begins production of post-K supercomputer

May 8, 2019 by Anna

Fujitsu Limited has announced that, working with RIKEN, it has completed the design of Post-K, the successor to the K supercomputer.

The Japanese Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) is aiming to start the public service of Post-K around 2021 or 2022.

Fujitsu has now concluded an official contract with RIKEN to manufacture, ship, and install hardware for Post-K.

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Filed Under: Computing, News Tagged With: computer, design, development, fujitsu, hardware, platform, post-k, production, riken, software, start, supercomputer, system, technology, will, work

Epson Robots signs Smith Power Systems as distributor in south central US

May 8, 2019 by David Edwards


Epson Robots has signed Smith Power Systems, provider of selling services for its manufacturing partners, as an official distributor for the full line of Epson Robots automation products for the Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma and Texas territories.

This includes Epson SCARA, 6-Axis and Linear Module robots as well as integrated solutions such as the IntelliFlex Feeding System, Vision Guide, Force Guide and many other industrial automation products offered by Epson Robots.

Gregg Smith, president, Smith Power Systems, says: “Our partnership with Epson gives us a solid footprint in the factory automation, assembly and robotics field in our territory.

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Filed Under: Industrial robots, News Tagged With: automation, epson, epson robots, power, product, products, robots, smith, systems

Capturing Improved Productivity: Tugger Train Automation

May 8, 2019 by David Edwards


By Andy Legut, FlexQube

Too often automation and robotics are characterized by sensors driving Industry 4.0 and the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT).

There are ways to efficiently automate material flow and lean manufacturing principles today. It starts with automating into a fork truck free environment.

Ultimately the reason for automation is to capture improved productivity. Cesar Jimenez, a Toyota Material Handling, USA employee shared that a forklift can only carry up to two loads at a time.

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Filed Under: Logistics, Promoted Tagged With: automating, automation, carts, ergonomic, experience, flexqube, fork, forklift, forklifts, free, improved, injuries, legut, material, operators, productivity, safety, time, train, trains, trend, truck, trucks, tugger, workers

IBM to develop an AI IoT solution for ageing infrastructure

May 8, 2019 by Anna

IBM has announced a collaboration with Sund & Bælt — which owns and operates some of the largest infrastructure in the world — to assist in development of an AI-powered IoT solution to help prolong the lifespan of ageing bridges, tunnels, highways, and railways.

The new industry solution, IBM Maximo for Civil Infrastructure, further extends the IBM Maximo portfolio while providing deep industry and task-specific functionality to help organisations manage, monitor and administer their infrastructure assets.

Organisations struggle with ageing facilities, the difficulty of physical inspections and high cost of continued maintenance. 

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Filed Under: Infrastructure, News Tagged With: ageing, ai, bælt, bridges, civil, civil infrastructure, data, help, ibm, infrastructure, iot, maintenance, maximo, organisations, solution, structures, sund, sund & baelt

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