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Honeywell to power Corvus Robotics drones to automate inventory tracking in warehouses

March 21, 2025 by David Edwards

Honeywell has launched its SwiftDecoder barcode-decoding software will be integrated into Corvus Robotics’ self-flying inventory drones.

This pioneering solution will be used within warehouses and distribution centers (DCs) to make the process of tracking rapidly changing inventory quicker and more accurate for retailers, distributors and manufacturers at the case – and pallet-level.

Honeywell’s creation of supply chain solutions that can automate processes for greater accuracy and more efficient use of scarce labor resources supports its alignment of its portfolio with several compelling megatrends including automation. [Read more…] about Honeywell to power Corvus Robotics drones to automate inventory tracking in warehouses

Filed Under: News, Warehouse robots Tagged With: automation, corvus, drones, honeywell, inventory, robotics, software, tracking, warehouse

SES AI unveils ‘entirely new AI-enhanced battery cell’ for robots and drones

January 13, 2025 by David Edwards

SES AI, a developer and manufacturer of AI-enhanced high-performance Li-Metal and Li-ion batteries, has unveiled “an entirely new AI-enhanced 2170 cylindrical cell” for emerging humanoid robotics applications.

SES AI’s new 2170 cylindrical cell is the first battery that uses an electrolyte discovered by SES AI’s Molecular Universe effort, which is mapping the physical and chemical properties of the entire universe of small molecules suitable for battery electrolytes (10^11 molecules).

The latest advancements in GPU and computing software have accelerated the time to map the single molecule properties of the Molecular Universe from more than 8,000 years to just two months. [Read more…] about SES AI unveils ‘entirely new AI-enhanced battery cell’ for robots and drones

Filed Under: Energy, News Tagged With: ai, battery, cell, drones, humanoids, li-ion, li-metal, robots, ses

Palladyne AI achieves ‘key milestone’ with first small drone autonomous tracking flight

December 24, 2024 by David Edwards

Palladyne AI, a developer of artificial intelligence software for robotic and unmanned platforms in the industrial and defense sectors, says its Palladyne Pilot AI software platform has “achieved a key developmental milestone”.

The company says it conducted the successful first flight of a third-party small drone that demonstrated the ability to identify and prioritize terrestrial targets of interest and then interface with the drone’s autopilot software to follow the prioritized target autonomously.

Palladyne AI had previously successfully demonstrated the Palladyne Pilot AI platform’s ability to identify and prioritize targets on stationary nodes and with hovering drones. [Read more…] about Palladyne AI achieves ‘key milestone’ with first small drone autonomous tracking flight

Filed Under: Drones, News Tagged With: ai, artificial, drones, intelligence, palladyne, pilot, small, software

RobotLAB expands drone portfolio with Vision Aerial partnership

December 16, 2024 by Farhana Ali

RobotLAB, a robotics integrator, has partnered with industrial drone innovator Vision Aerial to expand the availability of its industry-leading unmanned aerial systems to businesses, government agencies and higher education facilities.

RobotLAB was selected as Vision Aerial’s preferred US dealer partner because of its deep knowledge of the business and education technology landscape, as well as its successful deployment of more than 10,000 robots worldwide.

Under the agreement, RobotLAB will add eight Vision Aerial products to its robust robot portfolio, including the Drone Surveying System, Construction Drone System, Solar Inspection System and Agriculture Drone System. [Read more…] about RobotLAB expands drone portfolio with Vision Aerial partnership

Filed Under: Drones, News Tagged With: drones, Education Technology, robotlab, robots, Vision Aerial

Gremsy and HHLA Sky partner to offer industrial inspections with drones

November 1, 2024 by Mark Allinson

Gremsy, a provider of advanced gimbals and payloads, and HHLA Sky, a mobile robot management and automated drone inspection solutions company, have agreed a strategic partnership in the are aof industrial inspections.

By combining Gremsy’s state-of-the-art Pixy LR S-Port gimbals with HHLA Sky’s outstanding Integrated Control Center (ICC) and Sony’s digital imaging solutions, the collaboration significantly enhances efficiency and precision in industrial inspection processes.

HHLA Sky, a subsidiary of Hamburger Hafen und Logistik AG (HHLA), has been at the forefront of automating drone inspections. With the incorporation of Gremsy’s Pixy LR S-Port gimbals equipped with Sony’s ILX-LR1 cameras, HHLA Sky takes drone inspections to new heights. [Read more…] about Gremsy and HHLA Sky partner to offer industrial inspections with drones

Filed Under: Drones, News Tagged With: drones, gremsy, hhla, industrial, inspections, partner, sky

Corvus Robotics brings drone-based autonomous inventory management system to lights-out warehouses

October 9, 2024 by Mark Allinson

New funding round brings total company investment to $18 million

Corvus Robotics, a provider of autonomous inventory management systems, has released an updated version of its Corvus One system that brings, “for the first time”, the ability to fly its drone-powered system in a lights-out distribution center without any added infrastructure like reflectors, stickers, or beacons.

The newest generation product is supported by an $18 million Series A round and seed funding led by S2G Ventures and Spero Ventures. [Read more…] about Corvus Robotics brings drone-based autonomous inventory management system to lights-out warehouses

Filed Under: Drones, News Tagged With: autonomous, center, distribution, drones, inventory, lights-out, robotics, system, warehouses

How robots are transforming the construction industry

September 9, 2024 by Mark Allinson

Discover how robots are revolutionizing the construction industry by enhancing efficiency, safety, and precision. Article contributed by Cyngn

In 2022, the global construction robotics market was valued at $168.2 million and is expected to reach an impressive $774.6 million by 2032.

[Read more…] about How robots are transforming the construction industry

Filed Under: Construction, Features Tagged With: ai, articulated, automation, BIM, bricklaying, collaborative, construction, cyngn, drones, humanoid, industry, information, labor, laborer, machine, mining, modeling, offsite, prefabrication, robotics, robots, shortages, teleoperated, vehicles

5G technology ‘can contribute to the integration of drones in airspace’, says Genius

August 27, 2024 by David Edwards

If drone technology is to really take off, it requires that drones are integrated into the airspace and can fly alongside manned aviation. In the research project GENIUS, researchers from SDU (University of Southern Denmark), along with DTU (Denmark Technical University), companies and organisations have shown how 5G technology could be part of the solution.

There are high expectations for the future uses of drones. From flying taxis and healthcare drones to infrastructure monitoring, rescue operations, and the transportation of spare parts to offshore wind farms.

There’s just one problem. [Read more…] about 5G technology ‘can contribute to the integration of drones in airspace’, says Genius

Filed Under: Drones, News Tagged With: 5g, beyond visual line of sight, bvlos, denmark, drones, southern, technical, university

Nokia unveils new system for monitoring warehouse inventory with drones

August 7, 2024 by Mark Allinson

Nokia has launched what it says is an “industry-first, true inventory counting capability” for Nokia Autonomous Inventory Monitoring Service (AIMS), enabling warehouse operators to utilize autonomous drones to individually count items, such as eaches, cases or cartons, in any racked inventory location accurately and efficiently.

Nokia points to statistics showing warehouse shrinkage can account for 3-5 percent of a company’s revenue and 25 percent of shrinkage is due to administrative errors.

This, combined with continued pressure to fulfill orders rapidly, has pushed warehouse operators to a tipping point of futureproofing and automating operations to gain a business edge.

The new inventory counting capability adds to Nokia AIMS’ current features of finding misplaced and lost inventory, as well as empty bin detection. [Read more…] about Nokia unveils new system for monitoring warehouse inventory with drones

Filed Under: Drones, News Tagged With: counting, drones, inventory, monitoring, nokia, system, warehouse

HHLA Sky technology supports automated drone flights at dronePORT Hamburg

June 20, 2024 by David Edwards

As part of the recent dronePORT opening in Hamburg, HHLA Sky, a subsidiary of Hamburger Hafen und Logistik (HHLA), presented its solutions for efficient drone operations in Hamburg.

The dronePORT Hamburg is the first location for unmanned aviation and mobile sensor technology and was opened today by the Hamburg Port Authority (HPA), the Hamburg Police and Hamburg Aviation. The dronePORT is the first ground infrastructure of its kind in Europe.

HHLA Sky provides drones for inspecting the Port of Hamburg and shipping lanes as well as the technology required for automated drone control and management of the drone fleet: the Integrated Control Center. [Read more…] about HHLA Sky technology supports automated drone flights at dronePORT Hamburg

Filed Under: Drones, News Tagged With: droneport, drones, hamburg port, hhla sky

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