Tag: interview
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Common Mistakes to Avoid in Docker Interview
Docker has changed how developers create, share, and operate programs; it has become an essential tool in the DevOps Courses. Even highly experienced individuals might falter during a Docker interview. You may improve your chances of succeeding in Docker interviews by being well-versed in the most typical mistakes. This blog is here to help you…
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Essential steps to kick off your HR recruitment process
Long gone are the days of hiring by impression. You used to set up an interview and chat with the prospects after you have read over their application and resume. Many times, you would not even feel the need to call on references because you get a gut feeling that the person in front of…
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Yamaha looking to invest in vertical farming companies
Yamaha’s agricultural technology investments leader says he is observing the vertical farming market with a view to backing startups in the sector. (See video below.) In a wide-ranging interview with Robotics and Automation News, Nolan Paul, partner, global agricultural technology lead at Yamaha Motor Ventures & Laboratory Silicon Valley, says he finds vertical farming “Vertical…
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Omron robotics boss envisages cars building themselves
A senior executive at industrial giant Omron foresees a time in which cars virtually build themselves in factories. (See interview below.) Bruno Adam, director of Omron’s mobile robot business director in Europe, says that in the future, factories will operate completely differently. The current process sees car bodies moved along a linear, straight production line…
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Veo Robotics could make all industrial robots collaborative
Traditional industrial robots tend to be very large and potentially dangerous, which is why they tend to be caged off and kept separate from human workers. But a new company called Veo Robotics says it has the technology to transform traditional industrial robotic arms into safe machines that humans can work alongside, within close proximity.…
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ABB boss talks up musical talents of company’s YuMi collaborative robot
ABB boss Ulrich Spiesshofer has been praising the musical talents of the company’s YuMi collaborative robot. The chief executive of the industrial giant is said to have musical talents of his own and can play the clarinet, saxophone and accordion. Robotics and Automation News has been trying to get an interview with Spiesshofer but he gave an…
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Epson boss says company’s advanced sensor could change the way industrial robots are used
Seiko Epson president Minoru Usui says sensor technology the company has developed could change the way robots are used. In an interview with Reuters, Usui says he wants the company to increase its robot sales worldwide by more than five times what they are now. And the Micro Piezo force sensor could help to achieve at least…
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Video: Fanuc open to building manufacturing plant in outer space
The world’s largest industrial robot manufacturer could build a facility in space. In a wide-ranging interview with RoboticsAndAutomationNews.com, recorded at Hannover Messe, Neil Dueweke – who was competing to be heard over a loud musical band in the background – says the company has big ambitions. (See video below.) “Anywhere there’s robotics involved, Fanuc will be there,”…
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SAP logistics boss says ‘robotics and automation are the future’
The head of logistics at software giant SAP says the future of the digital supply chain is robotics and automation. SAP is one of the world’s largest software companies in any sector, with more than 300,000 clients in around 190 countries, and its logistics division has customers such as luxury automaker Porsche, and large transport…
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Stäubli to showcase new robots at Automatica
Stäubli is to launch a new range of products at the Automatica event, which takes place in Munich, Germany towards the end of June. In an exclusive interview with Robotics and Automation News, Paul Deady, Stäubli’s US automotive segment manager, says the new products are the company’s response to the growing interest in collaborative robots. Deady says: “At…