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Mecademic to launch tiny new SCARA robot

March 25, 2021 by David Edwards

Mecademic, a maker of tiny industrial robot arms, is planning to launch a very small new SCARA robot.

The company describes the MCS500 as “with the world’s most compact SCARA robot” and says it is coming soon.

Mecademic says its new SCARA robot is designed and built using the same principles as Meca500 and is “a tiny, highly precise, and easy-to-integrate automation component”. [Read more…] about Mecademic to launch tiny new SCARA robot

Filed Under: Industrial robots, News Tagged With: applications, automation, launch, maximum, mcs, mecademic, mm, robot, scara, tiny

B&R unveils ‘high-end’ computer for autonomous agricultural and construction vehicles

March 23, 2021 by David Edwards

Industrial automation company B&R, a subsidiary of ABB, is adding a new high-end computer to its mobile automation portfolio.

The company says the new computer offers significantly more processing power and memory, giving it plenty of resources to implement autonomous functions for agricultural and construction vehicles or self-driving transport systems.

The computer is specially designed to perform in harsh environments. The housing temperature can be between -40°C and +85°C. The computer is also highly resistant to shock and vibration. [Read more…] about B&R unveils ‘high-end’ computer for autonomous agricultural and construction vehicles

Filed Under: Computing, News Tagged With: °c, agricultural, automation, autonomous, b&r, company, computer, construction, data, gb, high-end, housing, increased, memory, mobile, power, vehicles

FORT Robotics raises $13 million in funding

March 19, 2021 by David Edwards

FORT Robotics, a technology company creating safety-and-security solutions for autonomous machines, has closed on $13 million in funding led by Prime Movers Lab, an investor in breakthrough scientific startups.

With the new investment, FORT will more than double the size of its workforce and expand its product offerings in key markets.

Samuel Reeves, founder and CEO, says: “We’re excited to partner with our new investors to help position FORT at the forefront of this rapidly evolving space. [Read more…] about FORT Robotics raises $13 million in funding

Filed Under: Featured companies, Industry, News Tagged With: automation, autonomous, company, excited, fort, industries, investors, lab, machines, manufacturing, movers, opportunity, partner, people, pose, prime, rapidly, reeves, risks, robotics, robots, technology, work

Swisslog brings supply chain automation to vertical farming

March 18, 2021 by Sam Francis

Swisslog, a provider of warehouse automation systems, is making a push into the vertical farming market and has demonstrated newly built technologies specifically designed for the sector. 

The company says its automation systems can bring scalability, flexibility and lower costs to vertical farming, allowing them to be installed and maintained in a wide range of pre-existing and purpose-built spaces.

These systems help broaden the applicability of growing crops and bring food production closer to consumers in densely populated urban areas. [Read more…] about Swisslog brings supply chain automation to vertical farming

Filed Under: Logistics, News Tagged With: applications, automation, costs, farming, food, growing, harvesting, help, installations, operation, plant, planting, shelving, solutions, space, swisslog, system, systems, urban, vertical

Mitsubishi Electric extends supervisory control and data acquisition range

March 18, 2021 by Mai Tao

Mitsubishi Electric has extended its supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) lineup for EMEA markets, now offering two additional types of software for system monitoring and process control under the series name “GENESIS64”, complementing the existing “MAPS” SCADA software.

The new lineup will meet the diversifying IoT needs, covering a wide variety of purposes from small production line monitoring and control to multi-site monitoring and business intelligence (BI) for plant-wide systems, process automation as well as utility and building automation.

The “GENESIS64 Basic SCADA” is an entry-level software with essential functions for small production lines, and the “GENESIS64 Advanced Application Server” is a full SCADA suite for large-scale monitoring of factories, buildings, and utilities. [Read more…] about Mitsubishi Electric extends supervisory control and data acquisition range

Filed Under: Computing, News Tagged With: advanced, application, automation, cloud, control, customers, data, electric, genesis, iconics, iot, large-scale, lineup, mitsubishi, monitoring, process, production, scada, server, smart, software, system, systems, technology

Rockwell Automation and OSIsoft extend digital data partnership

March 10, 2021 by David Edwards

Rockwell Automation has extended its 15-year partnership with industrial data platform provider OSIsoft to “ensure continued” value for industrial manufacturing customers by enabling informed, data-driven decisions.

OSIsoft’s PI System is the market-leading operations data management platform for industrial organizations meeting next-generation demands for efficiency, reliability, security, sustainability, and resilience.

The agreement reinforces the companies’ joint commitment to drive outcome-based digital transformation solutions for customers across essential industries, including energy, mining, oil and gas, utilities, pharmaceuticals, transportation, and more. [Read more…] about Rockwell Automation and OSIsoft extend digital data partnership

Filed Under: Computing, News Tagged With: agreement, automation, benefit, business, continue, customer, customers, data, digital, enables, essential, factorytalk, historian, industrial, industries, integration, osisoft, partnership, powered, provide, rockwell, solutions, thingworx, transformation

Seegrid launches Fleet Geek analytics software for mobile robots

March 8, 2021 by David Edwards

Seegrid, a provider of autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) for material handling, has launched Fleet Geek, a cloud-based analytics solution that provides “a holistic, data-driven view of material flow”.

The company says it provides Seegrid’s customer base – prominent global brands in manufacturing, warehousing, and logistics – with “comprehensive, actionable insights into Seegrid Palion AMR performance across their entire network of facilities”.

Fleet Geek tracks and illustrates material flow trends, empowering users with critical insights to optimize workflows, increase utilization, quantify the value of automation, and scale automation initiatives across the enterprise. [Read more…] about Seegrid launches Fleet Geek analytics software for mobile robots

Filed Under: Computing, News Tagged With: amr, analytics, automation, autonomous, company, enterprise, entire, facilities, fleet, flow, geek+, help, material, mobile, network, palion, performance, quantify, robots, scale, seegrid, seegrid's, software, success, views, workflows

Fanuc and Rockwell Automation launch robotics and automation apprenticeship programs

March 3, 2021 by David Edwards

Fanuc America and Rockwell Automation have formed a coalition to introduce accelerated work and learn apprenticeship programs designed to “upskill current and future workers for jobs in advanced manufacturing, robotics and automation”.

The coalition includes APT, a Fanuc and Rockwell Automation systems integrator, and NOCTI Business Solutions, which provides independent assessments of occupational standards and validation using recognized International Organization for Standardization (ISO) process validation methods.

Franklin Apprenticeships is also a key partner of the coalition, ensuring apprenticeship support structure and success enablers for employers and apprentices. [Read more…] about Fanuc and Rockwell Automation launch robotics and automation apprenticeship programs

Filed Under: Features, Industry Tagged With: apprenticeship, automation, coalition, companies, current, education, employees, fanuc, help, manufacturing, people, programs, robot, rockwell, support, training

Omron releases new 3D vision sensor for robot arms

March 3, 2021 by Mai Tao

Omron has released its new FH-SMD Series 3D Vision Sensor, which can be mounted on a robot to recognize randomly placed bulk automotive parts in three dimensions, enabling space-saving assembly, inspection, and pick and place, which are difficult with conventional robots, and improving productivity.

Production workers are hard to come by these days, and labor costs have risen sharply, says Omron. Manufacturers are now facing intense pressure to automate processes that rely on the senses of experienced human workers.

Moreover, production workers now need to work harmoniously with machines to raise productivity amid the Covid-19 crisis. In particular, the automotive industry requires vision sensors as the eyes of robots that are indispensable for automation because it is difficult for machines to recognize positions and postures of various complex shaped parts. [Read more…] about Omron releases new 3D vision sensor for robot arms

Filed Under: Industrial robots, News Tagged With: automation, change, detection, equipment, high-speed, installation, large, light, machines, measurement, mounting, omron, parts, picking, preexisting, production, recognize, robot, seconds, sensor, sensors, shape, small, space, spaces, targets, technology, time, vision, workers

RB-KAIROS +: the best solution for Universal Robots e-Series users

February 25, 2021 by Polly

Collaborative Mobile Robots are one of the most important hits of Industry 4.0, where robots and humans operate together, each one providing its own particular strengths and complementing each other to achieve greater efficiency.

These robots are in charge of repetitive tasks and, on the other hand, the professionals of the industry have the creativeness and the solution-problems capabilities to obtain the maximum benefit of robotics, and achieve this objective.

RB-KAIROS + has been designed as a mobile solution to expand the possibilities of the e-Series Universal Robots arms and improve the efficiency of the production chain. [Read more…] about RB-KAIROS +: the best solution for Universal Robots e-Series users

Filed Under: Features, Promoted Tagged With: arms, automation, collaborative, e-series, improve, industry, large, manipulator, mobile, Mobile Manipulator, platform, potential, productivity increase, RB-KAIROS, robots, tasks, universal, ur, UR+ Certified

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