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Caracol takes part in installation at Milan Design event

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In collaboration with Decibel and Vizcom, Caracol brings its cutting-edge robotic additive manufacturing technology to PORTAL, a living design installation debuting at Alcova (Former SNIA Factory, Room SN7a) during Milan Design Week 2025 (April 7-13, 2025).

Created by Decibel and Charles Birshaw, PORTAL explores the future of sustainable furniture design through Vizcom’s AI-assisted creative tools, circular production models, and robotic additive manufacturing.

Set within the abandoned SNIA factory – a raw, post-industrial space now overtaken by nature – PORTAL presents a striking juxtaposition: high-tech fabrication meets organic decay. [Read more…] about Caracol takes part in installation at Milan Design event

Table Lifts: The Smart Solution for Adjustable Workspaces

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Modern workspaces demand flexibility, efficiency, and ergonomic solutions, making table lifts an essential innovation.

These height-adjustable tables, powered by electric linear actuators, allow users to seamlessly switch between sitting and standing positions, promoting better posture, reducing strain, and increasing productivity.

Beyond offices, table lifts are transforming industries, from production lines to storage systems, where adaptable surfaces improve workflow and enhance safety. [Read more…] about Table Lifts: The Smart Solution for Adjustable Workspaces

Pershing unveils new yacht made with robotic additive manufacturing technology

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Pershing has unveiled a new yacht which it says was made using robotic additive manufacturing technology.

Pershing, a brand of the Ferretti Group, the new yacht – the GTX116 – leverages LFAM (Large Format Additive Manufacturing) technology for some of its main superstructures: air grilles and visor above the windshield are additively produced with the Heron AM system to achieve aesthetically interesting geometries with reduced weight and delivering groundbreaking innovation in the manufacturing process of this vessel.

In the luxury yachting industry, innovation in materials and manufacturing processes is critical to ensure high performance, exclusive design and reliability. [Read more…] about Pershing unveils new yacht made with robotic additive manufacturing technology

Schmalz releases new mGrip robotic gripper

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Schmalz has released its new mGrip finger gripper which the company says was constructed in hygienic design, and “fulfils the highest cleanliness standards”.

Thanks to its unique geometry, it picks up delicate products such as vegetables or baked goods precisely and gently. This enables food manufacturers to automate their handling tasks with process reliability.

Sensitive surfaces, sometimes soft and sometimes fragile, rather spherical or flat – food products have many different shapes and are therefore a challenge for automated solutions. They only have one thing in common: handling must be absolutely hygienic and therefore safe. [Read more…] about Schmalz releases new mGrip robotic gripper

Segway’s Navimow robotic lawn mower range wins seven awards at CES

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Segway Navimow, the robotic lawn mower arm of Segway, received seven awards at CES 2025 − hosted in Las Vegas at the start of this month – for its lineup of robotic lawn mowers. Showcasing a portfolio comprised of the X3 Series, i Series and H Series, the successes highlight the brand’s position at the forefront of automated lawncare.

The X3 Series, which will launch in Spring this year, is designed to maintain up to 2.5-acre (10,000 sq m) lawns with unparalleled efficiency by leveraging a self-developed EFLS 3.0 -enhanced RTK coverage system, vSLAM (Visual Simultaneous Localisation and Mapping), and VIO (Visual Inertial Odometry) technologies.

The machine received three awards at the show, including acknowledgements in the following categories: Geekspin’s ‘Best of CES 2025’, The Ambient’s “Best in Show” and ZDNet’s “Best Robot Lawn Mower at CES 2025”. [Read more…] about Segway’s Navimow robotic lawn mower range wins seven awards at CES

Delta’s collaborative robots wins German Design Award 2025

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Delta, a Taiwanese electronics company that makes industrial collaborative robots, says it has achieved “a major milestone” for its D-Bot Series of Collaborative Robots as they have been honoured with the prestigious 2025 German Design Award in the category of Excellent Product Design.

This accolade, which follows their 2024 Red Dot Design Award win in Singapore earlier this year, highlights Delta’s outstanding design capabilities and its commitment to innovation.

Michael Mayer-Rosa, senior director of the industrial automation business group at Delta Electronics EMEA region, says: “We are highly committed to innovation, consistently investing over 8 percent of our revenues into R&D. [Read more…] about Delta’s collaborative robots wins German Design Award 2025

Escape the Legal Black Hole: How to Craft a Digital Marketing Strategy That Actually Gets Clients

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Introduction: The ‘Build It and They Will Come’ Myth

In the bustling digital metropolis of today’s legal landscape, simply having a website is like setting up a shingle in a ghost town. You might have the fanciest signpost and the most polished oak door, but without a steady stream of foot traffic, your efforts are futile.

Many law firms fall prey to the “build it and they will come” myth, investing in a website only to watch it languish in the vast expanse of the internet, a virtual storefront gathering dust.

This is the “legal black hole” – a website that exists but fails to attract clients or generate leads. It sits there, a static online presence, lost in the cacophony of competing voices and flashing banners. [Read more…] about Escape the Legal Black Hole: How to Craft a Digital Marketing Strategy That Actually Gets Clients

Why PHP Remains the Backbone of Modern Web Development

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The web development landscape is constantly evolving, and yet, PHP remains a core technology powering millions of websites and applications worldwide.

Despite the emergence of numerous programming languages and frameworks, PHP has stood the test of time, continuing to be a reliable choice for developers and businesses alike. If you’re considering expanding your development team, you may want to hire PHP programmers through ALLSTARSIT.

With over 20 years of experience connecting companies with global tech talent, ALLSTARSIT makes it easier for businesses to access pre-vetted experts and meet their specific project needs quickly and efficiently. [Read more…] about Why PHP Remains the Backbone of Modern Web Development

How You Can Make Your Garden Stand Out and Look Great as Much as Possible

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Your garden ranks as one of the most important areas of your home, and it is hugely important to make sure you are focused on making the most of this moving forward.

You have to understand the best ways of being able to maintain your garden and make sure it looks great, and this is something that you need to make the most of as much as possible.

There are so many factors that play a role in making this process better for you, and it is vital to consider some of the leading ideas that are going to help you improve this process. [Read more…] about How You Can Make Your Garden Stand Out and Look Great as Much as Possible

Learning from Apple: Designed in the West, manufactured in the East

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Apple wasn’t always the 3.75 trillion-dollar company it is today. The company was close to bankruptcy in 1997, before Steve Jobs returned to launch newly designed and eye-catching products – like the first multi-coloured iMac range, the iPod and then the iPhone – and put the company on the journey to become the modern corporate phenomenon that it is today.

In today’s globalised economy, Apple could now be said to be the quintessential example of a company that designs its products in the United States while manufacturing them in China and across Asia.

Apple is not, of course, unique in this approach. Many other companies have been doing this for a long time. Such companies used to be called “multinationals” before the internet made the term almost redundant.

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