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Achieve more with mobile robots using SICK modular sensor solutions

October 21, 2024 by Mark Allinson

The rapidly expanding use of automation has generated an array of technologies and applications; creating a critical need for high performance solutions for autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) and autonomous guided vehicles (AGVs) that can adapt to different scenarios.

Industry leader SICK has developed its modular series of sensors to do just this – meeting and exceeding industry needs for adaptability, safety and precision to provide long-term solutions.

SICK’s modular sensor technology enables manufacturers and users of mobile robots to select precisely the modules they require and combine them to create the ideal solution for their application. [Read more…] about Achieve more with mobile robots using SICK modular sensor solutions

Filed Under: Components, Features Tagged With: amr, autonomous, guided, mobile, modular, robots, sensor, sensors, sick, vehicles

Advancements in robotics continue to transform oil and gas operations, says GlobalData

October 21, 2024 by Mark Allinson

With the applications of robotics continuously evolving, the oil and gas industry has emerged as a significant adopter of the technology to improve safety and efficiency of operations.

Robots equipped with advanced technologies are yielding increasingly positive results, bringing a continued transformation in the operations of oil and gas companies, says GlobalData, a data and analytics research company.

GlobalData’s latest thematic report, Robotics in Oil and Gas, highlights the role of major oil and gas companies, such as ADNOC, BP, Eni, Equinor, ExxonMobil, Repsol, Rosneft, Shell, and TotalEnergies in the development and adoption of robotics to enhance safety and productivity on the field. [Read more…] about Advancements in robotics continue to transform oil and gas operations, says GlobalData

Filed Under: Energy, Features Tagged With: gas, globaldata, oil, operations, robotics, robots

Khalifa University showcases 23 robotics solutions at IROS

October 18, 2024 by Mark Allinson

Khalifa University of Science and Technology showcased 23 innovative robotics and AI solutions as well as drone technology during the 36th edition of the International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS 2024).

The university says the significantly number of solutions on show validate its status as an academic institution that “remains proactive in advancing automation and technology”.

With its theme “Robotics for Sustainable Development”, the event marks the Middle East and Africa (MENA) region’s first-ever IROS 2024 to be held in Abu Dhabi.

The Khalifa University stand at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Center (ADNEC) is displaying projects encompassing all areas of robotics and AI solutions for sustainable development in the marine sector, as well as industries such as Space, Telecom, Computing, Transportation, Agriculture and wildlife conservation.

The projects include “TomFormer” for real-time disease detection in tomato leaves, “UTM: Unmanned Traffic Management”, “Lunar Rover” for lunar exploration, Exoskeleton wearable robot for enhancing human capabilities, “Smart Trash Bin” using computer vision for efficient waste separation, “Ocean Monitoring and Cleaning” for sustainable marine ecosystems, “Autonomous Port Inspection” for maritime security, “Houbara Robot” for behavioral studies of the Houbara bird in its natural habitat, “Coral Reef Inspection”, “Autonomous Driving Platform”, and various drone projects including firefighting drones and UAV swarms for inspection and tracking.

Also featured at the Khalifa University stand are the Droneleaf project which focuses on monitoring and analyzing agricultural field, ‘Spider Robot’ for various applications in climbing different terrains, “Soft Robotics at KU” feature flexible and adaptable applications of technology, a “Heterogeneous Swarm of Underwater Autonomous Vehicles” for underwater tasks, “Quadrotor Control Projects” enhancing quadrotor flight control, “Satellite Control Levitation Setup” demonstrates satellite control mechanisms, as well as the project on “Design and Performance Evaluation of a Marine-Compliant Gripper” for handling uneven large objects in marine environments.

“Autonomous Underwater Robotic System for Aquaculture”, “Autonomous Driving Platform” for developing and testing autonomous technologies, “Robotic Manipulator” for precise manipulation tasks and projects focused on innovative maritime solutions are part of the Maritime Grand Challenge.

Filed Under: News, Research Tagged With: ai, iros, khalifa, robotics, science, solutions, university

Abu Dhabi hosts ‘record numbers’ of delegates and visitors for IROS robotics conference

October 18, 2024 by Mark Allinson

The 36th edition of the IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS 2024) successfully concluded in Abu Dhabi today, October 18th, 2024, with a “record number of nearly 10,000, visitors, delegates and participants in attendance”.

The success of what is arguably the world’s most prestigious robotics exhibition has “emphatically raised the profile of Abu Dhabi as a global destination for robotics and artificial intelligence, as well as for advanced technology innovation”, say the organizers. 

Researchers, academics, scientists and regulatory stakeholders inspired guests and visitors with their impactful plenary talks, keynote sessions, and individual poster and oral presentations at IROS 2024 that opened on 14 October at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Center (ADNEC).

[Read more…] about Abu Dhabi hosts ‘record numbers’ of delegates and visitors for IROS robotics conference

Filed Under: Features, Research Tagged With: abu dhabi, adnec, center, conference, exhibition, ieee, international, iros, national, robots, systems

Starship and Bolt launch grocery deliveries by robot

October 18, 2024 by Mark Allinson

Starship Technologies, a provider of autonomous delivery services, and mobility app Bolt, are partnering to launch a new food delivery service. 

As the first rollout of the commercial partnership agreed between the two Estonian-founded tech giants last year, this collaboration in Tallinn, Estonia, is the first of its kind in Europe.

The combination of Starship’s cutting-edge robots and Bolt’s rapid expansion into delivery tech is set to shape the future of urban mobility across Europe.

[Read more…] about Starship and Bolt launch grocery deliveries by robot

Filed Under: Logistics, News Tagged With: app, bolt, deliveries, estonia, grocery, mobility, robot, starship, technologies

Clearpath Robotics launches new version of Husky mobile robot

October 17, 2024 by Mark Allinson

Clearpath Robotics a global leader in autonomous mobile robots for research and development, has launched Husky A300, the next-generation version of its flagship rugged mobile robotic platform.

Clearpath, which is part of Rockwell Automation, says the new robot offers “superior performance, durability, and flexibility, empowering robotics researchers and innovators to tackle the most complex challenges in demanding environments”.

With key improvements in speed, weather resistance, payload capacity and runtime, Husky A300 is “poised to redefine the possibilities” for robotics research and development, driving forward the next generation of groundbreaking discoveries and applications, adds Clearpath. [Read more…] about Clearpath Robotics launches new version of Husky mobile robot

Filed Under: News, Research Tagged With: a300, automation, clearpath, husky, mobile, platform, robot, robotics, rockwell

ABB Robotics and US start-up Molg tackle data center e-waste with robotic micro-factories

October 11, 2024 by Mark Allinson

ABB Robotics is collaborating with US start-up Molg to create robotic micro-factories to recover and recycle data center operators’ disused electronic equipment, commonly known as e-waste.

With global e-waste projected to rise to 75 million tons by 2030, the micro-factories will play a vital role in reducing the electronic waste, helping the data center sector operate more efficiently and sustainably.

Craig McDonnell, managing director business line industries, ABB Robotics, says: “Through this collaboration, we continue to realize our vision of helping organizations operate more efficiently and sustainably.” [Read more…] about ABB Robotics and US start-up Molg tackle data center e-waste with robotic micro-factories

Filed Under: Industrial robots, News Tagged With: abb, cells work, center, data, disused, e-waste, electronic, equipment, microfactories, molg, robotic, robots

Choosing Between an LLC and a Corporation Depends on Your Goals and Vision

October 10, 2024 by Mark Allinson

Starting a robotics venture requires a lot of attention to detail when it comes to all the tech aspects, but let’s not forget about the entrepreneurial side of the equation that deserves just as much focus.

If you’re someone who likes flexibility and simplicity in structure, an LLC might be the way to go as it allows you to enjoy pass-through taxation while protecting your personal assets.

However, if you’re aiming for growth and looking to attract investors, a corporation could be your best bet since it opens the door to issuing stock and bringing in that crucial funding. [Read more…] about Choosing Between an LLC and a Corporation Depends on Your Goals and Vision

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: business, corp, corporation, format, goals, llc, vision

Automation and the Future of Construction: Building Smarter and Faster

October 8, 2024 by Mark Allinson

There are thousands of paranoid think pieces online right now proselytising about the impact AI could have on the workforce.

If you’d believe the scaremongers, then you’d think we’re all about to be replaced by machines before the end of the decade. For those working in construction, however, the advent of AI isn’t going to take our jobs – it’s just going to make them easier.

As construction companies embrace these innovations, they are not only increasing efficiency but also driving sustainability and precision in ways previously unimaginable. [Read more…] about Automation and the Future of Construction: Building Smarter and Faster

Filed Under: Technology Tagged With: automation, building, construction, faster, future, machinery, precision, process, smarter

Sonair raises $6.8 million to develop ‘breakthrough’ 3D ultrasonic sensor

October 8, 2024 by Mark Allinson

Sonair has closed a new funding round, led by Skyfall Ventures, to “propel the robotics industry into a new era of sensing technology”.

The investment introduces a completely new category of sensors that will transform a mobile robot’s spatial awareness from 2D to 3D, offering a significantly improved safety performance over traditional vision systems while cutting costs by 50-80 percent.

The company’s Early Access Program now counts AMR manufacturers, automakers, and distributors from across the world. [Read more…] about Sonair raises $6.8 million to develop ‘breakthrough’ 3D ultrasonic sensor

Filed Under: Components, News Tagged With: develop, industry, robotics, sensing, sensor, sonair, technology, ultrasonic

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