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Universal Robots launches new software platform to make machine tending automation ‘faster, simpler and more flexible ’

September 6, 2023 by David Edwards

Universal Robots, the Danish manufacturer of collaborative robots (cobots), has unveiled a new brand-new, innovative software platform specifically developed for machine tending tasks.

The name is PolyScope X and through a new, customisable user interface, it will add new levels of flexibility to high mix, low volume machine tending automation.

With PolyScope X, machine shop operators can achieve changeover times of less than 10 minutes – far below what is possible today with any other software. [Read more…] about Universal Robots launches new software platform to make machine tending automation ‘faster, simpler and more flexible ’

Filed Under: Industrial robots, News Tagged With: automation, changeover, customers, developed, faster, flexibility, flexible, interface, low, machine, partners, platform, polyscope, robots, simpler, software, tasks, tending, times, universal, user, volume

AAA Games You Might Have Missed: Lack of Budget or Failed Marketing Campaigns

May 24, 2023 by David Edwards

Games with AAA budgets and marketing tend to be the most anticipated and visible in the gaming industry.

Despite this, some AAA games go unnoticed because of insufficient budget or ineffective marketing.

For those who are going to be involved in the process of AAA Game creation, we can advise to use AAA Game Company AAA.ilogos.biz, which has a high experience in development.

We also recommend reading our article to the end to understand what cool games may have been overlooked by many players.

That way you will not repeat their mistakes. And so, we’ll tell you about some of these underrated AAA games that may have slipped past your radar. [Read more…] about AAA Games You Might Have Missed: Lack of Budget or Failed Marketing Campaigns

Filed Under: Design Tagged With: aaa, audience, break, budget, campaigns, control, critics, developed, entertainment, failed, find, game, gameplay, games, impressive, lack, marketing, prey, quantum, unnoticed, vampyr

Nauticus Robotics and Leidos agree $2.7 million contract extension

May 12, 2023 by Mark Allinson

Nauticus Robotics, a developer of autonomous robots using artificial intelligence for data collection and intervention services for the ocean economies, has been awarded an additional $2.7 million under its current contract with Leidos, science and technology company.

The funded a extension allows continued development of an Aquanaut-derivative in preparation for customer adoption decisions and government opportunities expected later this year.

The state-of-the-art subsea platform, an unmanned underwater vehicle (“UUV”) with advanced artificial intelligence, sensing capabilities, and more can perform a growing number of jobs without hazarding human divers. [Read more…] about Nauticus Robotics and Leidos agree $2.7 million contract extension

Filed Under: Marine, News Tagged With: allows, artificial, autonomous, award, capability, company, contract, developed, expected, extension, government, intelligence, leidos, nauticus, opportunities, platform, robotics, subsea, technology, uuv, work

Scythe Robotics unveils its first open source CANopen stack

April 6, 2023 by David Edwards

Scythe Robotics, a developer of commercial-grade autonomous solutions for the professional landscaping industry, has unveiled its first open source release.

CANfetti is a CANopen compliant stack developed to overcome the limitations of existing libraries.

Written and refined over the past several years by Scythe’s firmware and software teams, CANfetti significantly lowers the barrier to entry with an open source, easy to use, and production-grade library for robust CANopen communications. [Read more…] about Scythe Robotics unveils its first open source CANopen stack

Filed Under: Computing, News Tagged With: canfetti, canopen, complex, components, developed, firmware, integrate, libraries, limitations, open, overcome, robotics, robust, scythe, software, source, stack, support

Zorabots partners with QSS to showcase humanoid robot and plans to establish robotics joint venture in Saudi Arabia

February 16, 2023 by Mark Allinson

Robotics and software company Zorabots have started talks to create joint venture with Saudi tech company QSS. The news comes after the two companies jointly presented what is believed to be Saudia Arabia’s first domestically created humanoid robot, called “Sara” (main picture and below).

Sara is being presented at the renowned tech event LEAP, being held in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, and the sophisticated humanoid has been declared by relevant authorities as a “Saudi tech jewel”.

The robot was developed by tech company QSS with the support of Zorabots. Due to the “overwhelming success” of Sara, Zorabots and QSS signed an agreement for further cooperation. Extensive talks were started for the establishment of a Belgian-Saudi joint venture. [Read more…] about Zorabots partners with QSS to showcase humanoid robot and plans to establish robotics joint venture in Saudi Arabia

Filed Under: Humanoids, News Tagged With: arabia, company, deblieck, developed, development, goffin, high-tech, humanoid, joint, leap, projects, qss, robot, sara, saudi, software, started, step, success, talks, tech, venture, zorabots

Robotic pollinator: A fairy-like robot flies by the power of wind and light

February 8, 2023 by Mark Allinson

The loss of pollinators, such as bees, is a huge challenge for global biodiversity and affects humanity by causing problems in food production. At Tampere University, researchers have now developed the first passively flying robot equipped with artificial muscle. Could this artificial fairy be utilised in pollination?

The development of stimuli-responsive polymers has brought about a wealth of material-related opportunities for next-generation small-scale, wirelessly controlled soft-bodied robots.

For some time now, engineers have known how to use these materials to make small robots that can walk, swim and jump. So far, no one has been able to make them fly.

Researchers of the Light Robots group at Tampere University are now researching how to make smart material fly. Hao Zeng, Academy Research Fellow and the group leader, and Jianfeng Yang, a doctoral researcher, have come up with a new design for their project called FAIRY – Flying Aero-robots based on Light Responsive Materials Assembly. They have developed a polymer-assembly robot that flies by wind and is controlled by light. [Read more…] about Robotic pollinator: A fairy-like robot flies by the power of wind and light

Filed Under: Features, Science Tagged With: artificial, controlled, dandelion, developed, fairy, flying, hao, jianfeng, light, materials, pollination, researchers, robot, robots, structure, tampere, university, wind, yang, zeng

ABB robots help tackle Covid by automating testing, research and diagnostics

February 6, 2023 by Mark Allinson

ABB Robotics has developed an automated neutralizing antibody testing system with the University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB) that is the most effective means of determining an individual’s immunity to various strains of Covid.

Developed by ABB Robotics, Life Sciences and Healthcare Lab, located at the Texas Medical Center Campus in Houston, Texas, the system dramatically increases the number of neutralizing antibody tests performed, from 15 to over 1,000 daily.

With a greater number of people assessed for immunity against the different strains of the Covid virus, automating the testing will help UTMB researchers gain a greater understanding of the effectiveness of Covid vaccines. [Read more…] about ABB robots help tackle Covid by automating testing, research and diagnostics

Filed Under: Features, Science Tagged With: abb, antibody, automated, covid, data, developed, effective, help, immunity, infection, medical, neutralizing, project, researchers, robotics, software, system, test, testing, texas, utmb, virus, working

New 3D Printer That Creates Custom Prescription Drugs Developed by University College London

January 4, 2023 by Mark Allinson

University College London (UCL) have developed an exciting new 3D printing technique: “volumetric 3D printing” that lets the pharmaceutical industry customize drugs – including shape, size, dosage, and release – according to each patient’s individual needs.

In turn, medical professionals may eventually be able to use 3D printing to “print” prescription drugs for patients in-office in the future. Not only does 3D printing promise to improve personalized medicine, but it’s also set to drastically cut cost and waste in the process. [Read more…] about New 3D Printer That Creates Custom Prescription Drugs Developed by University College London

Filed Under: Technology Tagged With: developed, drug, drugs, manufacturing, medicine, personalized, pharmaceutical, pharmaceuticals, prescription, printing, production

MOV.AI releases Flow ROS robot development environment

December 19, 2022 by Mark Allinson

MOV.AI, developer of the Robotics Engine Platform announced today the beta release of Flow, a visual Integrated Development Environment (IDE) designed especially for ROS-based robot software.

This open IDE speeds up and streamlines robot software development with a visual representation of ROS projects that makes it easy to understand ROS projects and allows simple and intuitive development.

MOV.AI Flow makes it easier to import assets, reduces configuration and integration work, speeds up debugging, and makes it easy to port projects across environments, and share with the community.  [Read more…] about MOV.AI releases Flow ROS robot development environment

Filed Under: News, Software Tagged With: built, community, developed, development, easy, editor, environment, flow, ide, mov.ai, projects, robot, robotics, ros, software, tools, visual

Ritsumeikan University develops ‘soft microfingers’ for robots

November 14, 2022 by Mai Tao

Ritsumeikan University researchers develop a soft robotic microfinger that enables interaction with insects through tactile sensing

Human-robot interactions not only allow robots to interact with humans but also with the environment. Microrobots, for instance, can interact with insects and measure the force exerted by them during flight or walking.

However, this interaction is not direct, with the microrobots measuring insect behavior primarily. Now, researchers from Japan have developed a soft micro-robotic finger that allows humans to directly interact with insects. This could enable human-environment interaction at previously inaccessible scales.

Humans have always been fascinated by scales different than theirs, from giant objects such as stars, planets and galaxies, to the world of the tiny: insects, bacteria, viruses and other microscopic objects. While the microscope allows us to view and observe the microscopic world, it is still difficult to interact with it directly. [Read more…] about Ritsumeikan University develops ‘soft microfingers’ for robots

Filed Under: News, Science Tagged With: allows, bug, developed, direct, directly, force, human-environment, humans, insects, interact, interaction, interactions, konishi, measuring, microfinger, microrobots, microscopic, pill, researchers, ritsumeikan, scales, soft, university

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