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Archives for November 14, 2022

300,000 tons in carbon emissions ‘could be saved by autonomous oil and gas operations’

November 14, 2022 by Mark Allinson

ABB has published another of its Energy Transition Equation reports that shows how industrial customers can reduce carbon emissions and manage the energy transition for a more sustainable future.

Based on nine months of research and modelling, the report highlights how early adoption and integration of automation, digitalization, and electrification technologies to enable autonomous operations can deliver savings of over 300,000 tons of carbon emissions per annum for offshore sites (approximately 25 percent reduction).

This is the equivalent of removing 150,000 combustion cars from the road and is the same volume of CO2 responsible for five million tons of glacier mass lost each year. [Read more…] about 300,000 tons in carbon emissions ‘could be saved by autonomous oil and gas operations’

Filed Under: Energy, Features Tagged With: abb, autonomous, carbon, cars, combustion, companies, emissions, energy, ensure, equivalent, gas, industries, industry, oil, operations, percent, production, renewables, report, savings, strategy, support, tons

Trimble and Exyn Technologies launch autonomous construction surveying technology

November 14, 2022 by Mark Allinson

Industrial technology company Trimble and Exyn Technologies, a developer of multi-platform robotic autonomy for complex, GPS-denied environments, have agreed a strategic collaboration to explore the use of autonomous construction surveying technology.

The solution will integrate Boston Dynamics’ Spot robot, the ExynPak powered by ExynAI and the Trimble X7 total station. It will enable fully autonomous missions inside complex and dynamic construction environments, which can result in consistent and precise reality capture for production and quality control workflows.

Aviad Almagor, vice president of technology innovation, Trimble, says: “The integration of autonomous surveying technology into a construction workflow has groundbreaking potential. [Read more…] about Trimble and Exyn Technologies launch autonomous construction surveying technology

Filed Under: Industry, News Tagged With: autonomous, capture, collaboration, construction, data, efficiency, enable, environment, environments, exyn, exynai, integration, map, missions, powered, quality, result, robot, safety, surveying, technologies, technology, trimble

Smart Robotics launches new robotic merchandise picker

November 14, 2022 by Mark Allinson

Smart Robotics, a specialist developer of pick and place solutions for warehouses and logistics processes, has launched its newly engineered Smart Merchandise Picker.

The launch comes just as the festive season kick-offs, with warehouses experiencing a sharp increase in seasonal demand and the need to keep up with order sorting and shipping.

Designed as a collaborative robot (cobot), the Smart Merchandise Picker is able to handle an array of lightweight products, such as stationery and office supplies, handheld devices like smartphones and tablets, and a variety of toys in boxes. [Read more…] about Smart Robotics launches new robotic merchandise picker

Filed Under: Industrial robots, News Tagged With: capacity, cobot, highly, items, logistics, merchandise, picker, robotic, robotics, season, seasonal, smart, space, warehouse, warehouses

AutoStore launches first consumer-facing automated warehouse

November 14, 2022 by Mark Allinson

AutoStore has launched its latest innovation, the PickUpPort, a public-facing port that lets customers shop online and pick up their order directly from the AutoStore System. 

Carlos Fernández, chief product officer at AutoStore, says: “It’s important for us to help retailers stay ahead in an ever-changing industry.

“With the new PickUpPort, retailers can offer a hassle-free pick-up option in-store, and customers can see how Robots pick, organize, and store items. When retailers adopt this technology, their customers get even more flexibility and freedom.” [Read more…] about AutoStore launches first consumer-facing automated warehouse

Filed Under: Logistics, News Tagged With: autostore, customers, fernández, in-store, order, pick, pickupport, port, products, public-facing, retailers, safety, technology

Luxonis launches its first open source personal robot

November 14, 2022 by Mark Allinson

Luxonis, a Colorado-based robotic vision platform, has launched rae, its first “fully-formed and high-powered personal robot”.

Backed by a Kickstarter campaign to help support its development, rae sets itself apart by offering a multitude of features right out of the box, along with a unique degree of experimental programming potential that far exceeds other consumer robots on the market.

The most recent of a long line of Luxonis innovations, rae is designed to make robotics accessible and simple for users of any experience level. [Read more…] about Luxonis launches its first open source personal robot

Filed Under: News, Service robots Tagged With: applications, backers, luxonis, personal, rae, robot, robotics, simple

Sinocare and Hai Robotics partner to upgrade healthcare logistics operation

November 14, 2022 by Mai Tao

Sinocare, which is said to be Asia’s largest blood glucose meters manufacturer, recently joined forces with Hai Robotics to implement a complete set of Autonomous Case-handling Robot (ACR) systems into their warehouse in Changsha, China.

Hai Robotics, the pioneer in Autonomous Case-handling Robot (ACR) systems for warehouse logistics, provided a deeper intelligent technology integration and development of in-plant logistics in the healthcare facility, delivering higher workflow efficiency rates and lower labor costs.

Li Zhi, senior manager of Sinocare’s engineering department, says: “The strategy of digitized and intelligent supply chain transformation, with the ACR systems’ help, will continuously foster Sinocare’s business growth now and far into the future.” [Read more…] about Sinocare and Hai Robotics partner to upgrade healthcare logistics operation

Filed Under: Features, Logistics Tagged With: acr, efficiency, goods, hai, healthcare, intelligent, manage, management, manufacturing, meters, operations, products, robotics, semi-finished, sinocare, solution, storage, system, systems, totes, warehouse, warehousing

OnRobot launches new platform that reduces costs ‘by up to 90 percent’

November 14, 2022 by Mark Allinson

OnRobot, the world’s leading provider of hardware and software solutions for collaborative robotic applications, has launched the industry’s first automated platform for deployment of collaborative applications – D:PLOY – in Asia Pacific (APAC).

D:PLOY – the biggest innovation since the collaborative robot (cobot) – will revolutionise and simplify automation for manufacturers in almost every industry.

It offers dramatic savings of up to 90 percent on deployment and redeployment time, enabling manufacturers of all sizes to reap the benefits of automation. D:PLOY will work with any leading collaborative or light industrial robot. [Read more…] about OnRobot launches new platform that reduces costs ‘by up to 90 percent’

Filed Under: Industrial robots, News Tagged With: apac, application, applications, automatically, automation, collaborative, d:ploy, deployed, deployment, easier, handling, industrial, manufacturers, market, offers, onrobot, path, percent, redeployment, robot, robotic, robots, time

Rockwell Automation and Comau partner to showcase robot control solutions at Automation Fair

November 14, 2022 by Mark Allinson

Since launching their collaboration in 2021, Comau and Rockwell Automation have been jointly working to leverage the power of robotic solutions to help businesses increase the speed of innovation and maximize their manufacturing efficiencies.

Now, Comau will join Rockwell Automation at the 31st annual Automation Fair, November 16-17 in Chicago, Illinois (booth #1135) to showcase the benefits of the full integration of Comau’s articulated robots with the unified robot control platform by Rockwell Automation.

Integrating Rockwell Automation components and Comau’s robots, using one PLC for controlling both, eliminates the need for additional robot programming skills, required by other robot manufacturers. [Read more…] about Rockwell Automation and Comau partner to showcase robot control solutions at Automation Fair

Filed Under: Industrial robots, News Tagged With: automation, comau, control, customers, integration, robot, robotic, robots, rockwell, solution, system, unified

Ritsumeikan University develops ‘soft microfingers’ for robots

November 14, 2022 by Mai Tao

Ritsumeikan University researchers develop a soft robotic microfinger that enables interaction with insects through tactile sensing

Human-robot interactions not only allow robots to interact with humans but also with the environment. Microrobots, for instance, can interact with insects and measure the force exerted by them during flight or walking.

However, this interaction is not direct, with the microrobots measuring insect behavior primarily. Now, researchers from Japan have developed a soft micro-robotic finger that allows humans to directly interact with insects. This could enable human-environment interaction at previously inaccessible scales.

Humans have always been fascinated by scales different than theirs, from giant objects such as stars, planets and galaxies, to the world of the tiny: insects, bacteria, viruses and other microscopic objects. While the microscope allows us to view and observe the microscopic world, it is still difficult to interact with it directly. [Read more…] about Ritsumeikan University develops ‘soft microfingers’ for robots

Filed Under: News, Science Tagged With: allows, bug, developed, direct, directly, force, human-environment, humans, insects, interact, interaction, interactions, konishi, measuring, microfinger, microrobots, microscopic, pill, researchers, ritsumeikan, scales, soft, university

Starship Technologies launches robot delivery service at Missouri university

November 14, 2022 by Mark Allinson

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Starship Technologies, the world’s leading provider of autonomous delivery services, rolled out its robot food delivery service today on the Missouri University of Science and Technology (Missouri S&T) campus.

Starship’s fleet of 16 autonomous, on-demand robots will deliver from all campus eateries. The school’s students and faculty can now use the Starship app (iOS and Android) to order food and drinks from local retailers to be delivered anywhere on campus, within minutes. The service works in conjunction with the student meal plan.

Olivia Romisch, student, says: “I’m really excited for these robots! Having the ability to get breakfast delivered right to my door simply with my meal plan will be a lifesaver for early classes and long days.” [Read more…] about Starship Technologies launches robot delivery service at Missouri university

Filed Under: Logistics, News Tagged With: app, autonomous, campus, campuses, day, delivered, deliveries, delivery, food, items, map, meal, meet, minutes, missouri, plan, robot, robots, service, services, starship, students, technologies, travel, university

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