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ABB launches podcast about robotics and automation

February 18, 2021 by David Edwards

ABB is introducing a new series of podcasts that explore the world of robotics and automation, and their benefits to society in what the company describes as “the greatest shift in automation in a generation, brought on by the pandemic”.

Whether it’s collaborative robots working alongside humans in laboratories and SME businesses, or industrial robots working in large factories producing the next generation of electric vehicle, robots of all shapes and sizes are making work safer and more efficient for people and companies the world over.

Each episode of The Robot Podcast features a panel of experts and takes an in-depth look at some of the most interesting global case studies. [Read more…] about ABB launches podcast about robotics and automation

Filed Under: Business, News Tagged With: abb, automation, cutting, edge, electric, episode, experts, generation, interesting, media, panel, podcast, robot, robotics, robots, scott, society, working

OLA to install ABB robotics and automation solutions at its mega-factory for electric scooters

February 17, 2021 by Mai Tao

Ola, India’s largest mobility platform and one of the world’s largest ride-hailing companies, has selected ABB as one of its key partners for robotics and automation solutions for its mega-factory in India that will roll out the Ola electric scooter.

Ola’s scooter mega-factory, billed to be the world’s largest scooter manufacturing plant, is expected to be ready and operational in the coming months.

The facility is also expected to be the country’s most automated, with about 5,000 robots and automated guided vehicles in use once the factory is fully operational to its full capacity. [Read more…] about OLA to install ABB robotics and automation solutions at its mega-factory for electric scooters

Filed Under: Manufacturing, News Tagged With: abb, automation, factory, key, lines, manufacturing, mega-factory, ola, robotics, robots, scooter, solutions

Verizon to acquire autonomous mobile robot software company

February 16, 2021 by Sam Francis

US telecommunications giant Verizon has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire incubed IT, the creator of a software platform providing autonomous navigation tools to administer, manage and optimize mixed fleets of robots in industrial settings.

Rima Qureshi, chief strategy officer at Verizon, says: “This acquisition further demonstrates Verizon’s commitment to developing new and innovative businesses and use cases leveraging the power of 5G.

“Mobile robot orchestration is a real and emerging challenge faced by enterprises today. By integrating incubed IT’s autonomous software with Verizon’s 5G platform, we will have the ability to power robotic automation at scale. [Read more…] about Verizon to acquire autonomous mobile robot software company

Filed Under: Computing, News Tagged With: automation, autonomous, business, capabilities, customers, fleet, incubed, mobile, platform, power, robot, robotic, robots, scale, software, team, verizon

Seegrid launches new Palion autonomous mobile robot

February 9, 2021 by David Edwards

Seegrid has launched its Palion autonomous mobile robot range.

The company says its newest line of mobile robots is designed to provide automated material flow—increasing throughput productivity, improving employee and facility safety, reducing labor and operation costs, and driving continuous improvement.

Seegrid says “Palion” is the new label for all its new and forthcoming autonomous mobile robots, as the company continues to build upon “record-breaking growth”. [Read more…] about Seegrid launches new Palion autonomous mobile robot

Filed Under: News, Warehouse robots Tagged With: automation, autonomous, company, customers, designed, mobile, palion, pallet, productivity, safety, seegrid, solutions, throughput, truck

Stäubli expands robotics solutions for life sciences market

February 8, 2021 by David Edwards

Stäubli Robotics says it is expanding the robotics solutions the company offers to the life sciences market.

The Covid-19 crisis has spurred life sciences labs to ramp up output at warp speed – and Stäubli Robotics says it is helping to meet critical needs.

As the challenges multiply and pressure mounts, Stäubli Robotics is actively expanding its offerings to the life sciences market, including a full range of flexible and collaborative robotic arms and mobility solutions. [Read more…] about Stäubli expands robotics solutions for life sciences market

Filed Under: Industrial robots, News Tagged With: automated, automation, challenges, clinical, company, covid, equipment, expanding, handling, hts, including, lab, laboratory, labs, life, liquid, market, meet, mobile, mobility, requirements, robotics, safety, sciences, screening, sequencing, solutions, staubli

What Happens When Cybercriminals Target Industrial Robots?

February 4, 2021 by Polly

Historically, robots were just dumb pieces of programmable machinery that did the same task over and over again. They had virtually no ability to sense their environment. And they certainly couldn’t make decisions for themselves.

With the advent of machine learning and smart systems, that’s all changing. Now designers are imbuing their mechanical appendages with all manner of intelligence. And it’s only getting better.

For economists, these trends are extremely exciting. We could be looking at a future where robots do the vast majority of manual jobs, freeing up labour for other tasks, boosting productivity like nothing else in human history. [Read more…] about What Happens When Cybercriminals Target Industrial Robots?

Filed Under: Industrial robots, Promoted Tagged With: automation, build, businesses, cloud, control, cybersecurity, development, digital, future, going, High Profile Security Lapses, human, iec, industrial, iot, issue, machine learning, people, physical, place, point, robots, security, Smart Systems, standards, step, systems, target, tasks, work, workers

ABB unveils weird magnetic levitation system for ‘multi-dimensional manufacturing’

January 28, 2021 by Sam Francis

ABB has expanded its flexible manufacturing portfolio with the launch of an innovative magnetic levitation shuttle system.

The solution is the result of a strategic partnership with Planar Motors (PMI), which enhances ABB business unit B&R’s adaptive machine offering, integrating PMI’s new production technology milestone in open, adaptive manufacturing.

ABB says it is partnering with Canada’s PMI to expand its machine automation offering: The integration of PMI’s magnetic levitation technology into the company’s machine automation division’s (B&R) portfolio will accelerate industry’s transition from strictly linear production to an open, adaptive manufacturing space. [Read more…] about ABB unveils weird magnetic levitation system for ‘multi-dimensional manufacturing’

Filed Under: Manufacturing, News Tagged With: abb, accelerating, acopos, adaptive, automation, b&r, benefit, customers, flexibility, flexible, industrial, levitation, machine, magnetic, manufacturing, pmi, portfolio, precise, product, production, shuttle, shuttles, solutions, system, technology, transition

Automating Performance Metrics: Start with Demand and Inventory Forecasting

January 26, 2021 by David Edwards

By Mike Mills, Director, Business Consulting, Blue Ridge

2021 is the year when companies need earlier insights into new market opportunities, including what items consumers want, on what channel, how much they should stock, and how much they will pay for these products.

The ability to compete in new areas with this level of agility will be the key to unraveling chaos. As e-commerce continues to threaten the market with competitive products that are available nearly instantly, shifting consumer trends can make stocking shelves even more challenging.

Two-thirds of distributors, retailers, and manufacturers report that transportation, labor, and goods were rising more quickly than in previous years. Automation has become a full imperative; Covid has magnified the need. [Read more…] about Automating Performance Metrics: Start with Demand and Inventory Forecasting

Filed Under: Business, Features Tagged With: automating, automation, better, blue, business, chain, companies, continue, current, data, demand, distributors, forecasting, improvement, inventory, metrics, mike, performance, planning, products, retailers, revenue, ridge, service, technology, tools

Omron launches new SCARA robot

January 25, 2021 by Mai Tao

Omron has launched a new industrial robot, the i4 series SCARA robot, which the company says “automates high-speed, high-precision assembly and transportation with easy installation”.

The i4 series consists of an i4H medium to large sized, high-performance model and an i4L that is compact and suitable for lightweight applications.

By seamlessly integrating and controlling the “i4 series” robots and the robot-hands, or end effector, and other peripheral devices; the interlocking of each device is enabled and complicated tasks which could not be done with conventional SCARA robots are now automated. [Read more…] about Omron launches new SCARA robot

Filed Under: Industrial robots, News Tagged With: addition, assembly, automated, automation, complicated, controlling, conventional, customers, devices, easy, effector, enables, equipment, heavy, high, high-speed, highly, industrial, integrating, manufacturing, omron, operations, peripheral, robot, robots, scara, series, status, transportation, work

Epson signs up Industrial Control as distributor in Michigan

January 25, 2021 by David Edwards

Epson Robots has signed up Industrial Control, a provider of factory automation solutions, products, and training, as an official distributor of Epson Robots automation solutions in the state of Michigan.

Epson says Industrial Control’s wealth of knowledge and experience gained through long-standing relationships with machine builders, combined with Epson Robots’ technology, will help manufacturers “reach today’s challenging factory automation objectives”.

Mark Ermatinger, CEO of Industrial Control, says: “Customers are asking for smarter, pre-engineered, and turn-key solutions to help reduce risks and save time. [Read more…] about Epson signs up Industrial Control as distributor in Michigan

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