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Scientists create new technique to generate holograms faster than any GPU

October 21, 2023 by David Edwards

Researchers propose a novel approach that utilizes deep learning to generate three-dimensional holograms from colored two-dimensional images – faster than a “state-of-the-art graphics processing unit”

Holograms have long held the promise of offering immersive three-dimensional (3D) experiences, but the challenges involved in generating them have limited their widespread use.

Capitalizing on the recent developments in deep learning, researchers from Chiba University now propose what they say is “a game-changing approach” that utilizes neural networks to transform ordinary two-dimensional color images into 3D holograms.

The researchers say their proposed approach can simplify 3D hologram generation and can find applications in numerous fields, including healthcare and entertainment. [Read more…] about Scientists create new technique to generate holograms faster than any GPU

Filed Under: Features, Science Tagged With: chiba, engineering, faster, gpu, hologram, university

PickNik Robotics partners with SKA Custom Robots and Machines

October 11, 2023 by Mark Allinson

PickNik Robotics, the leading software company specializing in unstructured robotics environments, is thrilled to announce its collaboration with SKA Custom Robots and Machines, an engineering firm renowned for its work in field robotics.

This strategic partnership aims to leverage PickNik Robotics’ cutting-edge software expertise and SKA’s exceptional hardware engineering capabilities to propel the development of advanced robotic systems.

SKA Custom Robots and Machines, headquartered in Pittsburgh, PA, has established itself as a trailblazer in field robotics, with notable contributions including work on construction, medical, life sciences, mining, and inspection robots. [Read more…] about PickNik Robotics partners with SKA Custom Robots and Machines

Filed Under: Engineering, News Tagged With: custom, engineering, machines, picknik, robotics, robots, ska

Robots in the Automotive Towing Business: Revolutionizing Car Retrieval

August 18, 2023 by David Edwards

The integration of robotics in various industries is a testament to the continuous innovation within technology. 

The car towing business, which has been a predominantly manual endeavor, is now reaping the benefits of robotic engineering.

Utilizing robots to tow luxury cars, especially from confined spaces, promises enhanced efficiency and precision. [Read more…] about Robots in the Automotive Towing Business: Revolutionizing Car Retrieval

Filed Under: Robotics Tagged With: benefits, business, car, cars, control, efficiency, engineering, human, industry, luxury, operation, precision, process, robots, safety, spaces, tow, towing, wheels

Georgia Tech partners with Stilfold to advance ‘industrial origami’ engineering program

May 24, 2023 by David Edwards

Georgia Tech’s School of Civil and Environmental Engineering is partnering with Stockholm-based startup Stilfold to roll out a pioneering initiative that will teach students innovative new approaches to sustainable manufacturing, inspired by the Japanese art of origami.

Stilfold is a leading design and technology startup pioneering the use of curve folding and robotics to build things more sustainably. The company says its “groundbreaking technology”, dubbed “industrial origami”, involves the use of robots to fold flat sheet metal over curves to create strong and sustainable new structures.

The tech is currently being used to build a lightweight electric motorcycle called the Stilride 1; and the world’s first climate-neutral car (in partnership with Polestar). [Read more…] about Georgia Tech partners with Stilfold to advance ‘industrial origami’ engineering program

Filed Under: Design, News Tagged With: build, civil, engineering, environmental, exciting, georgia, industrial, initiative, innovative, manufacturing, opportunity, origami, pioneering, program, school, startup, stilfold, students, sustainable, tech, technologies, technology, work, working

Nvidia CEO donates $50 million to Oregon State University, which promptly builds a $200 million supercomputing center

May 21, 2023 by Mark Allinson

Nvidia founder and CEO Jensen Huang and his wife, Lori, have donated $50 million to their alma mater, Oregon State University, to advance research in AI, climate science and robotics. The university will use the donation to build an engineering complex with an AI supercomputer to help students and faculty address some of the world’s most pressing challenges.

As a civil engineer, Scott Ashford used explosives to make the ground under Japan’s Sendai airport safer in an earthquake.

Now, as the dean of the engineering college at Oregon State University, he’s at ground zero of another seismic event.

In its biggest fundraising celebration in nearly a decade, Oregon State announced plans today for a $200 million center where faculty and students can plug into resources that will include one of the world’s fastest university supercomputers.

The 150,000-square-foot center, due to open in 2025, will accelerate work at Oregon State’s top-ranked programs in agriculture, computer sciences, climate science, forestry, oceanography, robotics, water resources, materials sciences and more with the help of AI. [Read more…] about Nvidia CEO donates $50 million to Oregon State University, which promptly builds a $200 million supercomputing center

Filed Under: Computing, Features Tagged With: ai, ashford, center, college, complex, dgx, engineering, help, nvidia, oregon, osu, researchers, robotics, science, state, students, supercomputer, superpod, university

Addverb partners with Purdue University to offer engineering students real-world experience of industrial automation

April 24, 2023 by Mark Allinson

Automation solutions provider Addverb has launched a smart factory with Purdue University’s School of Engineering Technology.

Addverb’s live automation system comprising both hardware and software will enable Manufacturing Engineering Technology (MFET) undergraduate students and faculty to interact with real-world applications of modern industrial automation in supply chain management and warehouse design.

Purdue University offers leading STEM undergraduate programs in the United States. Addverb’s on-campus smart factory will help students better understand how flexible automation works in various industry settings, and can scale to meet the needs of a specific factory or warehouse without significant infrastructural changes. [Read more…] about Addverb partners with Purdue University to offer engineering students real-world experience of industrial automation

Filed Under: Logistics, News Tagged With: addverb, automation, chain, engineering, factory, management, mobile, on-campus, programs, purdue, real-world, smart, students, supply, system, technology, university, warehouse

Segula Technologies opens new offices in the Middle East

April 18, 2023 by Mark Allinson

Segula Technologies, a global engineering group, is launching its Middle East business through establishing two offices to support its customers in the energy, aerospace, defence, rail, manufacturing, naval, and automotive sectors, covering the full scope of competencies from design to manufacturing engineering.

Segula’s new offices are located in Masdar City in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, and in Cairo, Egypt.

The Middle East is a strategic market, rapidly growing and developing industry 4.0 solutions and energy transition process. [Read more…] about Segula Technologies opens new offices in the Middle East

Filed Under: Business, News Tagged With: automotive, business, customers, east, energy, engineering, expertise, group, industry, manufacturing, masdar, middle, offices, rail, segula, skilled, solutions, support, technologies, transition

Doosan Robotics partners with iAutomation to expand distribution in eastern USA

April 18, 2023 by Mark Allinson

Doosan Robotics, a maker of industrial and collaborative robotics, has agreed a partnership with iAutomation, a distributor of automation and robotics solutions.

The new partnership expands the reach of Doosan service robots and cobots to OEM machine builders and end users along the east coast of the US.

Alex Lee, General Manager, Doosan Robotics Americas, says: “Partnering with iAutomation was an easy decision. Their knowledge of Doosan products, combined with strong engineering and integration capabilities, help maximize the value of Doosan’s technology to customers.” [Read more…] about Doosan Robotics partners with iAutomation to expand distribution in eastern USA

Filed Under: Industrial robots, News Tagged With: cobot, cobots, customers, doosan, engineering, iautomation, market, offering, partnership, product, robotics, solutions

Mouser Electronics sponsors FIRST Robotics Competition

April 6, 2023 by David Edwards

Mouser Electronics has confirmed its continued sponsorship of the FIRST Robotics Competition, which inspires innovation and fosters well-rounded life capabilities in tens of thousands of young people every year.

During the 2022-23 FIRST Robotics Competition season, nearly 100,000 high-school students on more than 3,400 teams from across the world are learning, discovering, and solving engineering challenges through a series of robotics events.

Kevin Hess, Mouser’s senior vice president of marketing, says: “Since our founding, education has been a main facet of Mouser’s mission. [Read more…] about Mouser Electronics sponsors FIRST Robotics Competition

Filed Under: Design Tagged With: april, competition, education, electronics, engineering, hall, houston, innovation, local, major, mouser, robotics, science, sponsors, sponsorship, state, students, teams, technology

Salary and Growth Prospects in Robot Engineering

April 5, 2023 by Mark Allinson

With growing automation, robotics engineering is currently making great strides. It is a rapidly developing field with virtually infinite opportunities in terms of innovation and growth.

As we march towards a more automated world, industries and companies focusing on robot engineering are showing an increased demand for robotic engineers.

Unfortunately, currently, in the demand-supply chain, the demand for skilled and qualified robot engineers is much higher than supply. Get the most out of your career with the help of professional robot engineering resume. [Read more…] about Salary and Growth Prospects in Robot Engineering

Filed Under: Engineering Tagged With: career, defense, demand, domain, engineering, engineers, expect, expected, field, growth, healthcare, industries, industry, manufacturing, opportunities, process, robot, robotic, robotics, salary

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