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Robust AI raises $22.5 million to build ‘world’s first’ industrial-grade cognitive engine for robotics

November 12, 2020 by David Edwards

Robust.ai, the company pioneering an industrial grade cognitive engine for robots, announced today the close of a $15 million Series A investment round, taking the company’s total funding to date to $22.5 million.

JAZZ Venture Partners led the Series A round and was joined by previous investors Playground Global, Liquid2, Fontinalis, Jaan Tallinn and Mark Leslie. Esther Dyson, Steve Blank and Tim O’Reilly are also angel investors in Robust.ai.

Historically, robots have largely been confined to highly predictable environments; Robust aims to change that by creating a new cognitively-driven AI platform that gives robots the problem-solving capabilities they need to work alongside humans in dynamic, open-ended environments, vastly increasing their potential in complex public spaces. [Read more…] about Robust AI raises $22.5 million to build ‘world’s first’ industrial-grade cognitive engine for robotics

Filed Under: Computing, News Tagged With: ai, artificial, build, building, co-founder, coo, cto, dynamic, environments, industry, intelligence, led, ph.d, product, robot, robotics, robots, robust, robust.ai, science, software, systems, team, work

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

Mattress Automation: Now And In The Future

November 4, 2020 by Polly

The idea of cold, calculating machines helping us get things done might have seemed a little scary a few decades ago, but industries are starting to see computers and machines as more than just lifeless equipment.

There isn’t a single industry that hasn’t made use of automation. We can now get things done faster and in a more efficient way and we can eliminate the risk that comes with human error. From manufacturing equipment, to data collection and even e-commerce. We’re already seeing the impact automation is making in the mattress industry. [Read more…] about Mattress Automation: Now And In The Future

Filed Under: Design, Promoted Tagged With: automation, computers, factories, going, human, industry, machines, mattress, quality, work

A Brand New Startup Has Managed to Raise $50 Million for Vehicle Holograms

October 15, 2020 by Polly

Envisics might be a little-known company, but what it lacks in recognition, it makes up for in funds that are backing a pioneering sector of the car manufacturing industry.

This small startup has raised $50 million from various investors, including General Motors Ventures and Hyundai Mobis, to use technology that it has developed in future vehicles.

The technology in question is called augmented reality, and it says that it can produce visuals that look like they’re right in front of the car. This technology could be used in future vehicles to see pedestrians, as well as stationary vehicles. It will also help self-driving cars point out specific obstacles and hazards so that a human driver can take control again. [Read more…] about A Brand New Startup Has Managed to Raise $50 Million for Vehicle Holograms

Filed Under: Features, Promoted Tagged With: Augmented reality vehicle, car, christmas, Envisics, future, holographics, images, industry, models, potential, project, reality, startup, technology, Vehicle holograms, vehicles, well

US government awards Fanuc and Rockwell apprenticeship programs

October 15, 2020 by David Edwards

Fanuc, the world’s largest manufacturer of industrial robots, has been named a Standards Recognition Entity (SRE) by the US government’s Department of Labor.

Fanuc shares this achievement in collaboration with industry partners including Rockwell Automation, APT Manufacturing Solutions and the National Occupational Competency Testing Institute (NOCTI).

An official signing ceremony hosted by US DOL Secretary Eugene Scalia named 18 SRE organizations. [Read more…] about US government awards Fanuc and Rockwell apprenticeship programs

Filed Under: Industrial robots, News Tagged With: advanced, apprenticeship, automation, certifications, coalition, develop, education, employers, fanuc, high, high-quality, industry, iraps, manufacturing, named, network, organizations, partners, programs, provide, rockwell, skills, sre, training, workers, workforce

Are Robots After Your Job?

October 14, 2020 by Polly

With all the new technology being developed lately, it’s common to worry about job security, especially when we consider that robotics and automation are bound to eventually replace a lot of workers. In fact, it’s pretty common to find businesses automating tasks that we once performed by humans.

Not only are machines more reliable, they’re also unhindered by things like fatigue and stress, which essentially minimizes the margin of error.

Coupled with the Covid-19 pandemic and the migration of business to the online landscape, job security is now more important than ever. [Read more…] about Are Robots After Your Job?

Filed Under: Industry, Promoted Tagged With: automation, bound, common, control, covid, created, evolving, fact, find, history, humans, increased, industries, industry, internet, job, jobs, matter, opportunities, pandemic, people, perspective, progress, replaced, robots, security, services, technologies, technology

Techman Robot establishes new training center in Taiwan

October 9, 2020 by Mai Tao

Techman Robot, a manufacturer of collaborative robots, has established a new training center in Taiwan.

Affected by the coronavirus pandemic and the global economic situation, the industrial supply chain has been reorganizing, and the return of manufacturers has emerged.

In response to the demand for new and expanded production capacity, Techman Robot announces its cooperation with its distributor, Juyao Automation, to establish a flagship training center in Southern Taiwan to services end customers and automation manufacturers in that area. [Read more…] about Techman Robot establishes new training center in Taiwan

Filed Under: Industrial robots, News Tagged With: automation, center, courses, customers, industry, juyao, manufacturers, robot, southern, taiwan, techman, training

Avnet poised to play key role in next-generation automotive technology

October 9, 2020 by David Edwards

The automotive industry is undergoing an historic transformation which will fundamentally shift the way vehicles are manufactured as well as change the way we look at and use cars, and possibly all road-going automobiles.

In-keeping with the widespread trend, Avnet, one of the world’s leading distributors of electronic components, is taking a leading position in developing the technologies required to make the future a reality.

A number of predictions are being made for the automotive industry, and many of them may have sounded outlandish in the past, but now that the public at large has accepted driverless cars as a realistic concept, anything is possible – even flying cars. [Read more…] about Avnet poised to play key role in next-generation automotive technology

Filed Under: Features, Transportation Tagged With: assistance, automotive, autonomous, autonomy, avnet, car, cars, control, countries, driver, driverless, electric, functions, future, human, increasingly, industry, level, people, systems, technology, vehicles

Trends in Robotics to Look Out for This Year

October 6, 2020 by Polly

Do you know much about the robotics industry and the common trends within this? Find out more about these trends here in this article as we discuss.

The robotics industry is one that has been evolving and growing over recent years. New developments in the industry have allowed both individuals and larger corporations to perform certain tasks in a much more efficient way.

As the robotics industry continues to evolve, we are looking toward the future and the trends that we expect to see. Read on to hear what we think you should look out for in this industry this year. [Read more…] about Trends in Robotics to Look Out for This Year

Filed Under: Industrial robots, Promoted Tagged With: cobots, companies, debate, expect, future, industry, kiva systems, robotics, robots, Tej Kohli, trend, trends, year, years

Motional expands nuScenes datasets for autonomous driving

October 1, 2020 by David Edwards

Motional, a startup developing driverless vehicle technology, has expanded nuScenes, the dataset that teaches autonomous vehicles how to safely engage with ever-changing road environments – nuScenes now includes nuScenes-lidarseg and nuImages.

nuScenes, created in March 2019, was the first publicly available dataset of its kind, and pioneered an industry-wide culture of safety-focused data-sharing and collaboration.

It launched as a collection of 1,000 urban “street-scenes” in Boston and Singapore. The scenes, composed of millions of photos and data-points collected from the vehicles’ full sensor suites, were then meticulously hand-annotated, and used to inform and advance machine learning models to build the safest possible self-driving vehicles. [Read more…] about Motional expands nuScenes datasets for autonomous driving

Filed Under: Design, News Tagged With: autonomous, culture, dataset, datasets, driving, industry, lidar, motional, nuimages, nuscenes, publicly, safety, segmentation, vehicles

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