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Archives for April 2023

Gorilla Kustoms Custom Fabrication: Revolutionizing the Automotive Industry

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The automotive industry has been evolving rapidly over the past few decades, and it continues to do so. The introduction of advanced technologies and materials has made it possible for manufacturers to produce cars that are more efficient, faster, and safer.

However, not all car enthusiasts are satisfied with stock cars. Some want something more unique and personalized. This is where custom car fabrication comes into play. Gorilla Kustoms is a leading company in the custom car fabrication industry that has been revolutionizing the automotive industry with its innovative designs and high-quality work. [Read more…] about Gorilla Kustoms Custom Fabrication: Revolutionizing the Automotive Industry

Robot-based automation: 3 tips for a time and cost-efficient implementation

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Why no-code and low-code tools have become indispensable in robotics

Using robots is almost always worthwhile for companies. They can reduce labor costs, relieve employees, and make production more flexible – because the required batch sizes are becoming smaller and production processes more individual.

In addition, a robot or cobot offers another major advantage: it can work without breaks and fatigue, thereby increasing product quality and reducing scrap.

With modern robot systems, almost all processes can now be automated. Usually, robots take over simple, dirty, monotonous, physically demanding, or even dangerous tasks.

However, with the right hardware and, above all, software, very complex or particularly demanding tasks, so-called “Advanced Robotics” applications, can also be solved. Examples of this include the assembly of flexible and bendable components such as cables, wires, or hoses or force-controlled surface processing. [Read more…] about Robot-based automation: 3 tips for a time and cost-efficient implementation

German Museum of Technology: What You Need to Know Before Visiting

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It is one of Germany’s most visited museums, the most engaging for kids of all ages, and fascinating even for adults who detest perusing museum displays.

All of this has to do with the Technical Museum of Berlin, which is housed in a number of sizable structures close to the iconic Angertian Station. Why is it so well-liked by everybody? Join us for a tour.

The size of the German Museum of Technology is astonishing. Its displays span more than 28,500 sq m and are situated in a former goods station and depot. [Read more…] about German Museum of Technology: What You Need to Know Before Visiting

Dyson Repair: How to Extend the Life of Your Vacuum

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Dyson vacuums have become one of the most popular brands in the market. Their innovative designs and powerful suction capabilities have made them a favorite among homeowners.

However, like any appliance, Dyson vacuums may require repair and maintenance over time.

In this article, we’ll take a closer look at Dyson repair and how you can extend the life of your vacuum. [Read more…] about Dyson Repair: How to Extend the Life of Your Vacuum

Configuration of SMS and email notifications to monitor your device

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Monitoring your device is a critical aspect of ensuring its proper functioning. When a device goes down, it can result in downtime, loss of data, or even more significant issues.

Therefore, it is essential to configure SMS and email notifications to monitor your device’s status.

In this article, we will discuss how to configure SMS and email notifications to monitor your device using Splynx, a powerful software solution for Internet Service Providers (ISPs). [Read more…] about Configuration of SMS and email notifications to monitor your device

Mastering Conversion Optimization: Lessons from Healthcare and Legal Websites

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The digital landscape is constantly evolving, and businesses must adapt to stay ahead of the curve. One key aspect of maintaining a strong online presence is optimizing your website for conversions.

Conversion optimization, or Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO), is the process of improving your website to encourage visitors to take a desired action, such as making a purchase, signing up for a newsletter, or requesting a consultation.

In this guest post, we’ll explore how two industry-leading websites, Healthline.com (healthcare) and LegalFinders.com (legal), successfully utilize conversion optimization to enhance user experience and drive conversions. [Read more…] about Mastering Conversion Optimization: Lessons from Healthcare and Legal Websites

Recycling company EverestLabs raises $16 million and reports 200 percent growth

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EverestLabs, developer of RecycleOSSM, which it claims is “the first AI-enabled operating system for material recycling facilities” (MRFs), has reported its key milestones accomplished in 2022.

Successes included rapid customer growth with key recycling facilities, such as North America’s largest commingled recycling facility, more than 200 percent deployment growth for the second year in a row, and the closing of Series A funding that will fuel expansion.

JD Ambati, founder and CEO of EverestLabs, says: “2022 was a year of tremendous growth for EverestLabs, thanks in large part to our customers, partners and employees. [Read more…] about Recycling company EverestLabs raises $16 million and reports 200 percent growth

Groundlight raises $10 million to launch ‘natural language powered computer vision’ service for robotics

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AI startup Groundlight has launched its visual understanding service based on natural language instructions.

Groundlight says its service “enables any developer to understand images programmatically using simple English language instructions and just a few lines of code”.

Groundlight says its platform can be integrated into applications such as industrial automation, process monitoring, retail analytics, video stream analysis, and robotics. This pilot service is now available to select customers. [Read more…] about Groundlight raises $10 million to launch ‘natural language powered computer vision’ service for robotics

ITU planning ‘world’s first press conference featuring humanoid social robots’

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The International Telecommunications Union’s upcoming AI for Good Global Summit will include what the organization says is “the world’s first press conference featuring humanoid social robots”.

At this “unprecedented media event”, nine robots and their creators will be available for questions from reporters in Geneva, Switzerland on 7 July.

Over 40 specialized robots demonstrating capabilities ranging from fighting fires and building houses to providing healthcare and farming sustainably will also be on display during the full event running from 6 to 7 July at the International Conference Centre Geneva (CICG). [Read more…] about ITU planning ‘world’s first press conference featuring humanoid social robots’

Coval adds communications interface to ‘new and improved’ robotic vacuum grippers

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Coval has integrated a communications interface to its “new and improved” robotic vacuum grippers.

Coval offers manufacturers a range of vacuum grippers suitable for handling of parts of various sizes, weights, and materials. This gripper range has been extended with the latest CMS HD series multistage vacuum pumps, developed by Coval.

Coval’s range of vacuum grippers is based on two complementary solutions. The CVGL is characterized by its lightness and great adaptability. It is available as standard in several lengths, power ratings, and gripping interfaces. [Read more…] about Coval adds communications interface to ‘new and improved’ robotic vacuum grippers