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Seegrid partners with Applied Intuition for warehouse robot simulations

December 16, 2021 by Mark Allinson

Seegrid, a maker of autonomous mobile robots for material handling, and Applied Intuition, a simulation and software tools provider for autonomous vehicle development, have reached an agreement to collaborate on creating 3D virtual warehouses, factories, and distribution centers in support of accelerating advancements in autonomous technology for the material handling industry.

The partnership involves a significant investment by Seegrid and will enable Seegrid to quickly validate product innovations in more environments and use cases across the supply chain than feasible with manual testing.

Seegrid launched several new robot models in 2021 including the company’s newest AMR, Palion Lift, which the company says is “the only autonomous lift truck in the market with industry-leading 3D perception”. [Read more…] about Seegrid partners with Applied Intuition for warehouse robot simulations

Filed Under: Computing, News Tagged With: applied, automation, autonomous, company, deliver, development, environments, industry, intuition, pressure, seegrid, simulation, test, vehicle

NXP and Foxconn agree strategic partnership to accelerate automotive innovation

December 16, 2021 by Mai Tao

NXP, a semiconductor company with a strong presence in the automotive market, has agreed a strategic partnership with Foxconn Industrial Internet, a subsidy company of the Foxconn group, to “transform the car into the ultimate edge device”.

NXP will provide FII with its comprehensive portfolio of automotive technologies.

The initial phase of the joint project will focus on the development of a full digital cockpit solution, based on the NXP i.MX 8 QuadMax. [Read more…] about NXP and Foxconn agree strategic partnership to accelerate automotive innovation

Filed Under: Computing, News Tagged With: automotive, cockpit, digital, fii, foxconn, industrial, innovation, internet, leading, nxp, partnership, solutions, strategic, technology

Nvidia brings AI perception to ROS developers

December 16, 2021 by Mark Allinson

Nvidia has unveiled initiatives to deliver a suite of perception technologies to the Robot Operating System (ROS) developer community.

The chipmaker says these initiatives will “reduce development time and improve performance for developers seeking to incorporate cutting-edge computer vision and AI/ML functionality into their ROS-based robotics applications”.

Nvidia and Open Robotics, the organisation which maintains ROS, have entered into an agreement to accelerate ROS 2 performance on Nvidia’s Jetson edge AI platform and GPU-based systems and to enable seamless simulation interoperability between Open Robotics’s Ignition Gazebo and Nvidia Isaac Sim on Omniverse. [Read more…] about Nvidia brings AI perception to ROS developers

Filed Under: Computing, News Tagged With: ai, applications, community, data, developers, enable, gazebo, ignition, isaac, jetson, nvidia, open, performance, robotics, ros, sim

Benefits of Hiring an Offshore Development Team

December 14, 2021 by David Edwards

The use of offshore development teams began back in the late eighties. The companies that use them today have seen tremendous success. The ones that have not switched over need to catch up with the times.

Professionals from around the world all agree that new startups need to take the time to find an offshore development team to help them gain traction, and to ensure that they make a profit quickly.

Fortunly has found that 54 percent of all companies use offshore teams, and out of those 78 percent of them feel that it has had a positive impact on them. [Read more…] about Benefits of Hiring an Offshore Development Team

Filed Under: Computing Tagged With: benefits, best, companies, company, costs, development, employees, find, help, increase, offshore, percent, pick, save, talent, team, teams, technology, time, work

Windows or macOS – Which System is Safer?

December 14, 2021 by David Edwards

To work, you certainly need a computer or laptop. Each device comes with its installed Operating System, whether Windows or macOS. From the two, we commonly find Windows, followed by macOS.

Between the choice of macOS vs Windows, which one is actually better?

Before taking a look at the safety aspect, let us take you into understanding both OS better. [Read more…] about Windows or macOS – Which System is Safer?

Filed Under: Computing Tagged With: macos, operating, os, system, windows

7 Steps to Form a Successful Backup Strategy

December 10, 2021 by David Edwards

From fire to power outages to cyberattacks, there are many ways to lose your critical data. That’s why backup is crucial for a company’s success.

However, backing up without a strategy is very much a shot in the dark. Backup planning isn’t only about making a copy of your data.

It is also about being able to restore this data when needed. To guarantee recovery, you have to choose suitable storage options, diversify your backup destinations, set clear goals, test your backups, automate the backup process and manage your data. [Read more…] about 7 Steps to Form a Successful Backup Strategy

Filed Under: Computing, Features Tagged With: backup, backup and recovery solution, backups, data, strategy

RoboDK releases intuitive palletizing plugin for any robot brand

December 8, 2021 by Mark Allinson

Robot software company RoboDK has released a new palletizing plugin for intuitive programming of palletizing applications, compatible with almost any robot brand. It accelerates this normally tedious programming task and improves deployment efficiency.

Palletizing is an increasingly common application for robotic automation. For human workers, lifting containers onto pallets is dull and increases the risk of musculoskeletal injuries due to its repetitive nature.

Robots have long provided an alternative to manual palletizing. However, programming the task has traditionally been tedious. [Read more…] about RoboDK releases intuitive palletizing plugin for any robot brand

Filed Under: Computing, News Tagged With: applications, pallet, palletizing, plugin, program, programming, robodk, robot, users

Hexagon NovAtel delivers ROS 2 compatible drivers to the OEM7 receiver

December 8, 2021 by Mark Allinson

Hexagon NovAtel has released its second purpose-built driver, powered by the latest series of the Robot Operating System, ROS 2.

The NovAtel OEM7 drivers are developed and managed by NovAtel engineers to provide an optimised interface for autonomy projects.

The drivers allow for quick incorporation of NovAtel’s OEM7 receivers into custom ROS 2 based applications. [Read more…] about Hexagon NovAtel delivers ROS 2 compatible drivers to the OEM7 receiver

Filed Under: Computing, News Tagged With: agriculture, autonomy, driver, drivers, hexagon, novatel, oem, ros, users

Rescale closes $105 million in expanded Series C funding

December 8, 2021 by Mark Allinson

Rescale, a provider of intelligent computing for digital R&D with high-performance computing built for the cloud, has raised $105 million in additional funding.

Rescale powers science and engineering breakthroughs with intelligent full-stack automation powered by the near-infinite computing capabilities of hybrid cloud and provides hybrid cloud high performance computing platform enabling intelligent computing for digital R&D.

Rescales has closed $105 million in an expanded Series C funding round, with participation from existing and new investors in the company including Sam Altman, Jeff Bezos, Richard Branson, Paul Graham, Peter Thiel, Fort Ross Ventures, Gaingels, Gopher, Hitachi Ventures, Initialized Capital, Keen Venture Partners, Microsoft M12, Nautilus Venture Partners, Nvidia, Prometheus Capital, Republic Labs, Samsung Catalyst Fund, Solasta Ventures, Yield Capital Partners and more. [Read more…] about Rescale closes $105 million in expanded Series C funding

Filed Under: Computing Tagged With: cloud, computational, computing, customers, digital, engineering, enterprise, funding, hybrid, intelligent, market, performance, platform, rescale, science, software, ventures

Ubuntu could force itself to look at that creepy-looking canine robot CyberDog

December 2, 2021 by Mark Allinson

Canonical, the company which manages the Ubuntu open-source operating system, is reportedly planning to deepen its understanding of a creepy-looking canine robot called CyberDog – probably giving itself nightmares in the process.

CyberDog is a quadrupedal, experimental, open-source robot created by Chinese mobile phone giant Xiaomi. This canine robot is eerily similar to the other, more famous and even more terrifying robot dog produced by Boston Dynamics. That one – called Spot – is also open source.

Xiaomi says its aim in releaasing CyberDog is to “improve the robot development environment and promote the development of the robot industry”. Xiaomi says it has a clear vision for its product. [Read more…] about Ubuntu could force itself to look at that creepy-looking canine robot CyberDog

Filed Under: Computing, Features Tagged With: cyberdog, development, open, robot, robotics, source, ubuntu, xiaomi

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