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ExcelsiusGPS robotic system used for brain surgery

February 1, 2022 by Mark Allinson Leave a Comment

Christus Health has become the first health provider to use a robotic system for brain surgery, describing the ExcelsiusGPS as “a world-class robotic guidance and navigation system”.

The ExcelsiusGPS system, built by Globus Medical, was used in the first Christus Ochsner Health case this week, setting a new standard for robotic neurosurgery procedures in Southwest Louisiana.

Bringing the ExcelsiusGPS to the region was made possible with the help of the Christus Ochsner Health Southwestern Louisiana Foundation and its generous donors who gifted more than $1.1 million to make the purchase possible. [Read more…] about ExcelsiusGPS robotic system used for brain surgery

Filed Under: Health, News Tagged With: accurate, brain, christus, designed, excelsiusgps, field, health, help, louisiana, navigation, neurosurgeon, ochsner, operating, patient, platform, precise, procedures, robotic, southwest, southwestern, spine, surgery, system

GreyOrange expands robotics reach to new European markets

October 11, 2021 by David Edwards Leave a Comment

GreyOrange, a warehouse robotics and automation company, has expanded its GreyMatter operating system and Ranger MoveSmart robots in Active Ants’ e-fulfilment centre in Willebroek, Belgium.

GreyOrange says its solution to modern fulfilment has already been providing higher value and higher levels of efficiency to the Active Ants fulfilment centre in The Netherlands and has since scaled its offering to the Belgian market in preparation for surges in eCommerce demand over the end of year holiday period.

The expansion is the start of a programme to improve efficiencies across several warehouses in Europe. [Read more…] about GreyOrange expands robotics reach to new European markets

Filed Under: News, Warehouse robots Tagged With: accurate, active, adapt, ants, automation, belgian, centre, customers, deliver, delivery, e-fulfilment, ecommerce, efficiency, europe, fulfilment, future, greymatter, greyorange, higher, market, movesmart, operating, orders, ranger, retail, robots, scale, services, solution, success, system, warehouse

SICK’s new 3D streaming camera provides ‘unmatched speed and measurement precision’

July 12, 2021 by Mark Allinson Leave a Comment

The Ruler3000 provides distinct advantages for OEMs, system integrators, and accomplished 3D vision end users

SICK has unveiled the first in a new generation of Ruler3000 3D streaming cameras, designed to offer a fast track for integrators to harness the unmatched speed and measurement precision of SICK’s high-definition 3D imaging technology.

The SICK Ruler3000 sets a new standard for high-speed 3D image quality in an easy-to-integrate, pre-calibrated device.

The Ruler3000 combines SICK’s groundbreaking Ranger3 streaming camera with a Class 2 eye-safe laser, pre-selected optics and fixed geometries to enable much simpler configuration and commissioning. [Read more…] about SICK’s new 3D streaming camera provides ‘unmatched speed and measurement precision’

Filed Under: Industry, News Tagged With: accurate, camera, inspection, light, machine, measurement, precision, robot, ruler, sick, streaming, vision

Nvidia offers glimpse into Silicon Valley simulator in the cloud used for autonomous car development

May 27, 2020 by David Edwards Leave a Comment

As much of the world continues to conduct business from home, Nvidia’s autonomous test vehicles are hard at work in the cloud. (See video below.)

During the GTC 2020 keynote, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang demonstrated how Nvidia Drive technology is being developed and tested in simulation.

While physical testing is temporarily paused, the cloud-based Nvidia Drive Constellation platform makes it possible to dispatch virtual vehicles in virtual environments to continue making great progress in self-driving technology. [Read more…] about Nvidia offers glimpse into Silicon Valley simulator in the cloud used for autonomous car development

Filed Under: Computing, Features Tagged With: accurate, autonomous, car, data, development, drive, environment, models, nvidia, platform, real, sensor, sim, simulation, testing, vehicle, virtual

How to simplify the control architecture of cartesian coordinate robots

April 27, 2020 by Mai Tao Leave a Comment

By Barry Weller, product manager at Mitsubishi Electric

In order to remain competitive, it is generally accepted that industries should adopt lean manufacturing strategies to improve process efficiency.

A key action can be to reduce part count, that is to say the number of components in an assembly or system. This is particularly challenging when it comes to highly accurate cartesian coordinate (linear) motion applications.

In these cases, machine builders would often need to use both PLCs and computer numerical controllers (CNCs) in order to fully manage movement within the machine – until now. [Read more…] about How to simplify the control architecture of cartesian coordinate robots

Filed Under: Features, Industrial robots Tagged With: accurate, builders, cad/cam, cartesian, cnc, computer, control, controllers, coordinate, files, g-code, highly, iq-r, machine, melsec, mitsubishi, motion, numerical, plc, plcs, processes, programming, robot, robots, solution, system, systems, trajectories

SICK launches its ‘most powerful and accurate’ 2D LiDAR sensor yet

December 19, 2019 by Sam Francis Leave a Comment

SICK has launched what it describes as its “most powerful and accurate 2D LiDAR sensor yet”.

The LMS4000 is designed for materials handling and intralogistics applications, and is said to maintain its high degrees of accuracy and power even at high speeds, in low ambient light or when goods, packages or parcels are matt black or glossy.

SICK says its LMS4000 2D LiDAR Sensor’s “exceptionally high” laser scanning frequency helps to produce more than half a million measurement points per second to calculate the position, shape, volume or surface quality of goods, packages or components over a wide depth of field, and at ranges up to 3 metres. [Read more…] about SICK launches its ‘most powerful and accurate’ 2D LiDAR sensor yet

Filed Under: Industrial robots, News Tagged With: accurate, applications, data, goods, high, including, laser, lidar, light, lms, measurement, object, profiling, sensor, sick, wide

Zimmer robotic surgery system found to improve accuracy

November 13, 2019 by David Edwards Leave a Comment

A newly developed robotic surgery system has been found to improve surgeon accuracy in knee operations.

The Zimmer Biomet ROSA Knee System provides surgeons “an intuitive inference displaying planned resections throughout cuts and a validation tool to verify cuts’ accuracy in real-time”, says the company.

Zimmer Biomet is a Warsaw, Indiana-based company which designs and manufactures a range of musculoskeletal healthcare products. [Read more…] about Zimmer robotic surgery system found to improve accuracy

Filed Under: Humanoids, News Tagged With: accuracy, accurate, angles, arthroplasty, biomet, bone, company, concluded, cuts, improve, knee, navigation, planned, resection, robot, robotic, rosa, study, surgeon, surgeons, surgery, system, thickness, zimmer

Septentrio and Artisense to demonstrate advanced localization technology for autonomous vehicles at Auto AI Show

September 18, 2019 by David Edwards

Septentrio, a manufacturer of GPS / GNSS technology for demanding applications, is providing positioning technology to Artisense, supplier of innovative computer vision solutions for automated vehicles.

Artisense incorporates Septentrio GPS / GNSS in their latest Visual Inertial Navigation System (VINS), which will be demonstrated live at Auto AI Show in Berlin, Germany on September 25-27, 2019.

VINS combines computer vision, inertial sensors and GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) measurements to deliver highly accurate global 3D positioning and orientation information in any environment, even indoors. [Read more…] about Septentrio and Artisense to demonstrate advanced localization technology for autonomous vehicles at Auto AI Show

Filed Under: Computing, News Tagged With: accuracy, accurate, ai, artisense, auto, autonomous, berlin, car, computer, continue, global, gnss, gps, inertial, inside, live, localization, positioning, precise, receivers, reliability, screen, sensors, septentrio, system, technology, vehicles, vins, vision

Ket-Met reduces machine costs by more than 40 percent, says Universal Robots

July 8, 2019 by Sam Francis

Ket-Met has been able to reduce machine costs by more than 40 percent through the application of collaborative robots, according to a case study by Universal Robots

Ket-Met is a Finnish subcontract machine tooling shop.

Until recently, the company had progressively lost its cost competitiveness – the main reason for this was that its traditional way of using CNC machines required too much manpower.

Machine hour costs were reduced by over 40 percent due to Universal Robots’ cobots.

This helped the company win new orders. [Read more…] about Ket-Met reduces machine costs by more than 40 percent, says Universal Robots

Filed Under: Features Tagged With: accurate, cnc, cobot, cobots, company, cost, costs, employees, finnish, growth, kalanen, ket-met, machine, machines, parts, percent, production, programming, robots, savonlinna

Sick launches Free Flow Profiler for moving traffic scanning

June 5, 2019 by Anna

SICK has launched the Free Flow Profiler vehicle measurement system that enables accurate 3D profiling of vehicles across multiple lanes in free-flow traffic.

The SICK Free Flow Profiler is a versatile and adaptable all-weather system for vehicle tolling and classification uses, especially useful in operations such as optimal weight loading of ferries or trains and for verifying vehicle dimensions to maximise revenue recovery.

During multi-lane, free road movement, SICK 2D LiDAR sensors are set up to scan traffic at a high frequency and measure vehicle length, width and height automatically.

[Read more…] about Sick launches Free Flow Profiler for moving traffic scanning

Filed Under: News Tagged With: accurate, flow, free, free flow profiler, lanes, profiler, road, sensors, sick, system, traffic, vehicle, vehicles

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