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6 Ways AI and Robotics are Revolutionizing Warehouse Security

July 21, 2023 by David Edwards

The rise of advanced AI technology and automated systems continues to be a major talking point for business leaders across most major industries.

From smart data analysis enabling logistics companies to overcome supply chain issues, to automated machines dramatically improving the efficiency of manufacturing processes, AI is transforming the working world.

However, whilst many conversations surrounding AI adoption center around productivity, production planning and efficiency, businesses mustn’t overlook advancements in automated security systems. [Read more…] about 6 Ways AI and Robotics are Revolutionizing Warehouse Security

Filed Under: Artificial Intelligence Tagged With: access, ai, alarms, automatically, cameras, control, detect, facilities, inventory, security, software, suspicious, systems, teams, warehouse

Safety Features of Self-Driving Cars

April 6, 2023 by Mark Allinson

Self-driving cars are one of the most revolutionary technological advancements of our time. As with any new technology, safety is paramount for these vehicles. To ensure the safety of their passengers and those around them, self-driving cars have various features designed to keep everyone safe.

With advances in technology, self-driving cars will be safer than human operated vehicles. In the US, 30,000 lives are lost each year in motor vehicle accidents, often due to fatigue, human error, and drunk driving.

Autonomous vehicles function without these behaviors, potentially saving thousands of lives. Here is a look at some of the advanced safety features of self-driving vehicles. [Read more…] about Safety Features of Self-Driving Cars

Filed Under: Autonomous Vehicles Tagged With: automated, automatically, autonomous, blind, car, cars, collision, designed, detect, drivers, driving, ensure, feature, features, helps, monitoring, night, safe, safety, self-driving, sensors, spot, system, systems, vehicle, vehicles

IDS offers its industrial camera users free update to its new deep learning method

March 23, 2023 by Mark Allinson

IDS Imaging Development Systems is offering an update for the AI system IDS NXT: Cameras can now also detect anomalies

In quality assurance, it is often necessary to reliably detect deviations from the norm. Industrial cameras have a key role in this, capturing images of products and analysing them for defects.

If the error cases are not known in advance or are too diverse, however, rule-based image processing reaches its limits. By contrast, this challenge can be reliably solved with the AI method Anomaly Detection.

The new, free IDS NXT 3.0 software update from IDS Imaging Development Systems makes the method available to all users of the AI vision system with immediate effect. [Read more…] about IDS offers its industrial camera users free update to its new deep learning method

Filed Under: Industry Tagged With: ai, ai-based, cameras, detect, development, ids, image, method, nxt, software, system, training, update, users, vision

Nidec develops AC servo motor equipped with Zignear

June 12, 2022 by Mai Tao

Nidec and its subsidiary Nidec Sankyo have jointly developed an AC servo motor (resolution: 17bit) equipped with Zignear, the position detection technology that can be applied to industrial robots and replace encoders.

The motor is intended for application in industrial robots and automated guided vehicles.

An encoder, which is a sensor used to detect the rotation of a brushless DC motor mainly, is essential in adjusting a motor to an intended location, and keeping its rotation consistent. [Read more…] about Nidec develops AC servo motor equipped with Zignear

Filed Under: Design, Features Tagged With: ac, accuracy, brushless, components, detect, detection, encoder, industrial, intended, location, magnetic, motor, nidec, optical, rotation, sensor, servo, zignear

How automation is helping businesses fight hackers

September 7, 2021 by Liv

As long as there is a growing demand for tech, hackers will always find more effective ways to steal data and wreak digital havoc.

Fortunately, we can rest easy as the cybersecurity industry harnesses new technology to prevent all forms of cybercrime. Automation will play a critical role in protecting data centers and keeping sensitive information safe.

The industry is evolving as new threats emerge. [Read more…] about How automation is helping businesses fight hackers

Filed Under: Features, Technology Tagged With: ai, ai-driven, automated, automation, best, business, customer, Cyber-attacks, cybersecurity, data, detect, device, e-commerce, fingerprinting, fraud, gaps, hackers, hacking, infrastructure, intelligence, organizations, security, solving, strategy, threat, vulnerabilities, ways

SICK launches new miniature photoelectric sensor

June 2, 2021 by Mark Allinson

SICK drives innovation with the new W4F miniature photoelectric sensor for intelligent object detection in tight installation spaces for proximity applications

SICK is launching the latest generation of its miniature photoelectric sensors, the W4F. A new ASIC platform delivers numerous performance advantages to this product family.

For example, these sensors can detect jet black, highly reflective, flat, or transparent objects with the utmost reliability. The W4F can also provide distance information, such as the height of objects and, as a result, identify process errors.

Initial users have confirmed that the photoelectric sensors have the best ambient light and sunlight suppression on the market as well as maximum immunity to all known sources of optical interference.  [Read more…] about SICK launches new miniature photoelectric sensor

Filed Under: Industry, News Tagged With: applications, asic, detect, detection, generation, high, interference, light, market, miniature, object, objects, offers, operating, optical, performance, photoelectric, proximity, sensor, sensors, sick, suppression, users

Denso develops advanced driver assistance system for new Lexus LS and Toyota Mirai

April 20, 2021 by Mai Tao

Denso has developed products for Advanced Drive, an advanced driver assistance technology featured on the new Lexus LS and the new Toyota Mirai, which were both recently released in Japan. 

Denso’s newly developed products used in Advanced Drive include: [Read more…] about Denso develops advanced driver assistance system for new Lexus LS and Toyota Mirai

Filed Under: Autonomous Vehicles, News Tagged With: ads, advanced, adx, ahead, assistance, camera, control, denso, detect, distance, drive, driver, driving, ecu, electronic, lidar, locator, performance, position, products, sis, system, technology, telescopic, unit, vehicle, vehicles

Robots sense human touch using camera and shadows

February 17, 2021 by David Edwards

Soft robots may not be in touch with human feelings, but they are getting better at feeling human touch.

Cornell University researchers have created a low-cost method for soft, deformable robots to detect a range of physical interactions, from pats to punches to hugs, without relying on touch at all. Instead, a USB camera located inside the robot captures the shadow movements of hand gestures on the robot’s skin and classifies them with machine-learning software.

The group’s paper, ShadowSense: Detecting Human Touch in a Social Robot Using Shadow Image Classification, published in the Proceedings of the Association for Computing Machinery on Interactive, Mobile, Wearable and Ubiquitous Technologies. The paper’s lead author is doctoral student, Yuhan Hu. [Read more…] about Robots sense human touch using camera and shadows

Filed Under: Features, Science Tagged With: camera, detect, gestures, hu, human, robot, robots, shadow, shadowsense, skin, soft, technology, touch, touching

Denso partners with Aeva to bring new ‘groundbreaking’ LiDAR to market

January 19, 2021 by Mai Tao

Denso is partnering with US LiDAR and perception systems company Aeva to develop “next-generation” sensing and perception systems.

Together, the companies will advance Frequency Modulated Continuous Wave (FMCW) LiDAR, which they describe as “a groundbreaking solution” that measures velocity, in addition to depth and reflectivity, and bring it to the mass vehicle market.

LiDAR plays a key role in automated driving and advanced driver-assistance systems. At present, most LiDAR systems use the Time of Flight method to operate. [Read more…] about Denso partners with Aeva to bring new ‘groundbreaking’ LiDAR to market

Filed Under: News, Sensors Tagged With: aeva, beams, denso, detect, driving, fmcw, lidar, method, objects, perception, systems, vehicle

Automating image-based inspection with artificial intelligence

November 4, 2020 by Elaine

High demands on products as well as high time and cost pressure are decisive competitive factors across all industries and sectors.

Whether in the food or automotive industry quality, safety and speed are today more than ever before factors that determine the success of a company.

Zero-defect production is the goal. But how can it be guaranteed that only flawless products leave the production line? [Read more…] about Automating image-based inspection with artificial intelligence

Filed Under: Computing, Features Tagged With: ai, camera, cmos, cp, defects, detect, detection, error, errors, evaluation, fabric, factors, gige, high, ids, image, images, industrial, industry, inspection, model, products, quality, recognition, sentin, software, system, time, vision

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