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Archives for May 20, 2021

The future of robotics in architecture

May 20, 2021 by Liv Leave a Comment

Like many other industries, construction and architecture greatly benefit from the latest technological developments.

While modern BIM software solutions like AutoCAD and AutoCAD Architecture help streamline and improve the design process, there is also another field in which modern technologies revolutionize the field of construction.

We are talking about robotics — flexible automated systems that help solve plenty of issues and optimize the workflow across the board. [Read more…] about The future of robotics in architecture

Filed Under: Features, Industry Tagged With: architecture robots, robotics in architecture

Carnegie Mellon awarded $150 million to develop robotics research facility

May 20, 2021 by Sam Francis Leave a Comment

The Richard King Mellon Foundation has awarded Carnegie Mellon University $150 million to support science and robotics research through the building of a new facility. 

Farnam Jahanian, CMU president, says: “Pittsburgh’s future – and the future of US innovation and global competitiveness – are inextricably linked to scientific and technological advances, and how well organizations, communities, and industries can stay ahead of the rapid pace of change.

“Carnegie Mellon is positioned at the forefront of science and innovation’s great promise, and this visionary grant will fuel the research and activities that will build this exciting future. [Read more…] about Carnegie Mellon awarded $150 million to develop robotics research facility

Filed Under: News, Science Tagged With: advanced, carnegie, cmu, foundation, hazelwood, innovation, institute, king, manufacturing, mellon, pittsburgh, richard, robotics, science, university

DFI provides ‘the most reliable brain and cerebellum’ for giant AGV in LCD panel factories

May 20, 2021 by Elaine Leave a Comment

DFI’s AMR-dedicated AI computer enhances mobility and accuracy of mobile robots

The humble LCD panel was originally one of the Taiwanese government’s “Two Trillion & Twin Star” plan to develop its high-tech sectors. Now, it’s one of the country’s most significant symbols of electronics manufacturing.

With the trend of panel generation becoming larger and larger, in the production line of large-size panels, handling technology is also relatively important. [Read more…] about DFI provides ‘the most reliable brain and cerebellum’ for giant AGV in LCD panel factories

Filed Under: Features Tagged With: agv, brain, cerebellum, computing, control, dfi, ec, EC511-SD, EC70A-SU, giant, Giant AGV, iAMT, industry, lcd, LCD panel factories, manufacturers, manufacturing, navigation, panel, panels, production, protection, Q170, robots, RS-232/422/485, size, smart, software, solution, supports, system, trucks, Two Trillion & Twin Star, uncrewed

Nine Features that Make a Commercial Lending Software Exceptional

May 20, 2021 by Mark Allinson Leave a Comment

Nine Features that Makes a Commercial Lending Software Exceptional

Majority of the business organizations need additional funds to run their business. While most of them raise money from private investors, there are some businesses that opt for loans.

This type of loan is known as commercial loans. When a financial institution gives a loan to a company for commercial purposes, it is known as commercial lending. [Read more…] about Nine Features that Make a Commercial Lending Software Exceptional

Filed Under: Business, Computing Tagged With: commercial, feature, lending, loan, process, software

How AI is Improving Software Development

May 20, 2021 by Mark Allinson Leave a Comment

Artificial Intelligence has been changing the world. This technology has the capacity to seriously disrupt industries and turn traditional processes on their head.

Software development is closely linked with AI, but that doesn’t mean it can’t also improve thanks to the power of Artificial Intelligence.

In fact, in some cases, we are already seeing the power AI has in app development. We won’t be seeing fully automated software development projects in the near future, but that doesn’t mean that AI technology can’t help development teams reduce their workload and operate more efficiently. [Read more…] about How AI is Improving Software Development

Filed Under: Business, Computing Tagged With: ai, code, deployment, developers, development, help, power, reduce, software, tasks, testing, time

Franz Morat unveils innovative system that comfortably rotates and turns bedridden patients

May 20, 2021 by David Edwards Leave a Comment

For bedridden individuals, everything revolves around the correct resting position in the bed. The position must be adjusted to match each individual patient and their physical condition.

This means the patient’s position in the bed must be changed regularly to take pressure off of areas of the patient’s body and to prevent pressure sores. The goal is to make life in bed as pleasant as possible for the person in need of care.

Turning and repositioning bedridden individuals is a physically challenging procedure for caregiving staff. It is usually performed multiple times per day by a team of two or three caregivers and it requires a lot of time. [Read more…] about Franz Morat unveils innovative system that comfortably rotates and turns bedridden patients

Filed Under: Features, Health Tagged With: based, bed, bedridden, bedsheet, care, framo, gear, kuster, mechanism, morat, patient, position, repositioning, shafts, system, turning, winding

ASRock Industrial and Dynamis PRC to provide autonomous car technology for 2022 Formula Student Championship

May 20, 2021 by Sam Francis Leave a Comment

ASRock Industrial is currently collaborating with Dynamis PRC, providing its latest Intel 10th Gen CPU motherboard IMB-1222 to power up the prototype’s autonomous driving system and participate in the 2022 Formula Student Championship.

Formula Student is one of the world’s most competitive international automobile design competitions for students among university teams. Each team designs and builds a formula-style competition vehicle to enter the race.

Among many great teams, Dynamis PRC from Italy has achieved 4th place globally and ranked 1st nationally after years of competitions and successes. [Read more…] about ASRock Industrial and Dynamis PRC to provide autonomous car technology for 2022 Formula Student Championship

Filed Under: Autonomous vehicles, News Tagged With: aiot, asrock, automotive, autonomous, boosting, championship, competitions, computing, continue, core, driverless, dynamis, formula, gen, globally, high, imb, industrial, intel, motherboard, power, prc, student, system, vehicle

Woman returns to ‘active, pain-free living’ after robotic surgery

May 20, 2021 by David Edwards Leave a Comment

One patient’s journey to knee replacement: New Jersey woman returns to active, pain-free living after knee surgery with active robot technology by Think Surgical Available at Hackensack University Medical Center

Think Surgical, an innovator in the field of orthopedic active robot surgery, commemorates National Arthritis Awareness Month, which is recognized throughout the month of May.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), arthritis is one of the most widespread health conditions in the United States, affecting about one in four adults or more than 54 million men and women.

People like Eugenia Dziopa, who has always been an avid walker, enjoying daily strolls around her neighborhood in northern New Jersey. Two years ago, she began experiencing pain in her left knee from degenerative arthritis. [Read more…] about Woman returns to ‘active, pain-free living’ after robotic surgery

Filed Under: Features, Health Tagged With: active, application, dr, eugenia, hackensack, kissin, knee, patient, replacement, robot, surgery, total, tsolution

ABB Robotics advances construction industry automation to enable safer and sustainable building

May 20, 2021 by Sam Francis Leave a Comment

Nine out of 10 construction businesses predict a skills crisis by 2030, with 81 percent saying they will introduce robots in the next 10 years, while safety and the environment both catalysts for accelerating investment in robotics

ABB Robotics is driving automation in the construction industry with new robotic automation solutions to address key challenges, including the need for more affordable and environmentally friendly housing and to reduce the environmental impact of construction, amidst a labor and skills shortage.

Robotic automation offers huge potential to enhance productivity, efficiency and manufacturing flexibility throughout the construction industry, including automating the fabrication of modular homes and building components off-site, robotic welding and material handling on building sites and robot 3D printing of houses and customized structures.

As well as making the industry safer and more cost effective, robots are improving sustainability and reducing environmental impact by enhancing quality and cutting waste. [Read more…] about ABB Robotics advances construction industry automation to enable safer and sustainable building

Filed Under: Features, Industrial robots Tagged With: abb, automation, building, construction, industry, percent, robotic, robotics, robots

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