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How are Banking and Finance Firms Leveraging Robotic Process Automation?

May 1, 2022 by Mark Allinson Leave a Comment

With banking and financial transactions going digital, the preservation of banking and financial firms are tremendous to primarily, boost productivity and secondly, cut the operational cost.

With this rising demand, banks and financial firms are actively implementing Robotic Process Automation or RPA. The RPA plays an active role in automating the business processes that were previously done manually.

This automation is extremely important especially to function in a competitive market. Also, the return on investment in RPA is also extremely high. RPA in banking and financial firms mostly work by combining both robots and artificial intelligence to augment human operations. [Read more…] about How are Banking and Finance Firms Leveraging Robotic Process Automation?

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: banking, banks, customer, extremely, financial, firms, institutions, queries, rpa

Festo unveils extended version of robotic systems design software

February 25, 2022 by David Edwards Leave a Comment

Festo has unveiled an extended version of its robotic systems design software, saying it enables the design of Cartesian robots “in minutes”.

Festo’s Handling Guide Online (HGO) now includes 3D cantilever systems in addition to linear, planar surface and 3D handling systems.

The company says these improvements mean that design engineers can now plan “extremely compact or extremely dynamic Cartesian robots in a matter of minutes” using the HGO’s intuitive configuration and ordering software. [Read more…] about Festo unveils extended version of robotic systems design software

Filed Under: News, Software Tagged With: cad, cantilever, commissioning, configuration, create, design, engineers, extended, extremely, festo, guide, handling, hgo, including, intuitive, minutes, online, ordering, robots, software, standard, system, systems, time, times

Where Do You Look When You Want to Purchase Cutting-Edge Technology for Your Business?

July 20, 2021 by Mark Allinson Leave a Comment

More and more people are opening up to the idea that technology can essentially run our businesses solo. If you’re planning on starting a single-person business, then technology is like an employee that never gets tired and never complains.

It’s essential for making certain tasks easier and it can gradually expand as you need it to perform more functions and handle more tasks. However, technology can involve anything from a simple laptop to a cutting-edge piece of machinery that is specific to your use case.

Technology is an extremely generic term of basically anything that we use in our businesses, and this can open up a few misconceptions with terms like “cutting-edge technology”. [Read more…] about Where Do You Look When You Want to Purchase Cutting-Edge Technology for Your Business?

Filed Under: Business, Promoted Tagged With: business, cutting-edge, expensive, extremely, latest, machinery, responsibilities, solutions, technology

Yaskawa launches new Motoman industrial robot for small component processing

April 1, 2021 by Mai Tao Leave a Comment

Yaskawa has launched a new industrial robot for small component processing, called the Motoman GP4.

The company says the new robot is “extremely fast” to enable maximum throughput, and is “highly precise”.

The GP4 robot is equipped with a 4 kg payload for high-volume small component processing. Axis speeds up to 1,000 degrees/s and incredibly fast acceleration/deceleration control for all robot positions optimize overall productivity. [Read more…] about Yaskawa launches new Motoman industrial robot for small component processing

Filed Under: Industrial robots, News Tagged With: cable, component, controller, enables, extremely, fast, flexible, gp, handling, highly, installation, interference, mm, motoman, processing, reach, robot, robots, small, wide, yaskawa, yrc

MMI Micro launches ‘world’s smallest-wristed’ surgical instruments

November 12, 2020 by David Edwards Leave a Comment

MMI Micro, an Italian company specialised in improving clinical outcomes for patients undergoing microsurgery, has launched what it claims is “the world’s smallest wristed surgical instruments”.

The company’s system has been awarded the CE Mark, a standard in Europe, and it has already completed the first human use of its Symani Surgical System for open microsurgical procedures.

The first four robotic surgeries were successfully performed in Florence, Italy, including three complex, post-traumatic lower limb reconstructions as well as a post-oncological reconstruction of the pharynx. [Read more…] about MMI Micro launches ‘world’s smallest-wristed’ surgical instruments

Filed Under: Health, News Tagged With: address, clinical, co-founder, company, designed, europe, extremely, human, instruments, lymphatic, malformations, microsurgery, mmi, patients, procedures, reconstructions, robotic, robotics, smallest, supermicrosurgery, surgery, surgical, symani, system, wristed

RE2 Robotics achieves 50 percent hiring growth despite pandemic

November 9, 2020 by David Edwards Leave a Comment

RE2 Robotics, or “Resquared Robotics”, a developer of intelligent mobile manipulation systems, announced today that the Company has already reached its 2020 hiring goal of increasing its staff by 50 percent.

In particular, 83 percent of the new hires were engineers from a variety of disciplines, including mechanical, electrical, and software engineering.

In addition, the Company has added to its operations team with the hiring of a head of talent, director of IT, and accountant, and has augmented its production team with the addition of a CNC machinist and lab assistant. [Read more…] about RE2 Robotics achieves 50 percent hiring growth despite pandemic

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IDS launches new ‘extremely high-resolution’ camera sensor

October 1, 2020 by David Edwards Leave a Comment

IDS has launched its 20.35 MP IMX541 sensor from the Pregius S series.

IDS says the high-performance, extremely high-resolution sensor IMX541 from the Pregius S series is integrated into the versatile uEye SE camera family. Its compact 1.1″ format means the 20.35 MP CMOS sensor is compatible with C-mount lenses.

The industrial cameras feature a practical USB3 Vision interface, deliver 20 fps and will be available from September either as board-level models or with a robust metal housing. [Read more…] about IDS launches new ‘extremely high-resolution’ camera sensor

Filed Under: Design, Featured companies Tagged With: c-mount, camera, cameras, cmos, deliver, extremely, high-resolution, higher, ids, image, imx, industrial, interface, lenses, models, pregius, programming, sensor, sensors, series, technology, usb, vision

Motiv brings space-grade robotics to industrial sector

September 15, 2020 by Sam Francis Leave a Comment

Motiv Space Systems is bringing space-grade robotics to Earth-bound industry. The company has built a number of innovative robots which are being tested at various companies and the robotic arm it supplied to NASA’s Mars project (main illustration) is also available to the market.

In an exclusive interview with Robotics and Automation News, Chris Thayer, CEO of Motiv, says the arm, in particular, has features that are essential in space but would also be applicable on Earth. (See video below.)

“Our robots are lighter weight than say a factory floor robotic arm,” says Thayer. [Read more…] about Motiv brings space-grade robotics to industrial sector

Filed Under: Features, Industrial robots Tagged With: arm, companies, extremely, motiv, orbit, robotic, robotics, robots, space, thayer

Machine builder Fill becomes first to upgrade to TTTech’s Nerve Blue IIoT edge network

May 8, 2020 by David Edwards Leave a Comment

Machine and plant manufacturing company Fill is the first to upgrade to the latest version of TTTech Industrial’s Nerve Blue internet of things network, released in April 2020.

Nerve Blue software enables users to gain insights into industrial processes and make decisions based on data gathered from machines around the world.

With Nerve Blue, data is accessed directly from the machine, and then stored, processed and analyzed either at the device, on a local server or in the cloud. [Read more…] about Machine builder Fill becomes first to upgrade to TTTech’s Nerve Blue IIoT edge network

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IDS releases cameras with ‘extremely high-resolution sensors’

May 8, 2020 by Sam Francis Leave a Comment

Imaging Development Systems has release camera systems with “extremely high-resolution sensors”.

IDS says its cameras perform well “when even finest details matter”.

The uEye SE cameras with 20 MP Sony sensor¤uEye SE camera variants now with 20 MP sensor available. [Read more…] about IDS releases cameras with ‘extremely high-resolution sensors’

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