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Kivnon to introduce its new forklift pallet stacker at ProMAT

February 1, 2023 by Mark Allinson Leave a Comment

Kivnon will showcase the latest addition to its AGV portfolio, its Forklift Pallet Stacker, at this year’s ProMAT, running March 20-23 in Chicago.

Kivnon says its AGVs/AMRs are “heavy-duty vehicles that improve safety and process efficiency”.

The new Forklift Pallet Stacker automatically transports stack pallets, handling loads of up to 2,645 lb, and is ideal for any pallet storage application for internal logistics or warehousing. [Read more…] about Kivnon to introduce its new forklift pallet stacker at ProMAT

Filed Under: Logistics, News Tagged With: approach, automation, customers, experts, forklift, kivnon, local, move, pallet, project, promat, safety, stacker, support, vehicle, vehicles

Attabotics introduces new robot to ‘increase warehouse efficiency’

October 28, 2022 by Mark Allinson Leave a Comment

Attabotics, which describes itself as “the world’s first 3D robotics supply chain system for modern commerce”, has unveiled its Attabot 2022, the first commercialized version of its proprietary robot.

Built stronger and smarter than its predecessor, the Attabot 2022 boasts a simplified mechatronic design that reduces operational costs while increasing the efficiency of automated picking and packing of goods.

Beginning customer operations in August 2022, the Attabot 2022 is equipped with a flexible payload to accommodate larger bins up to 16” tall at 100 lb – an increase of 25 percent from Attabotics’ previous robot release. [Read more…] about Attabotics introduces new robot to ‘increase warehouse efficiency’

Filed Under: News, Warehouse robots Tagged With: ability, additional, attabot, attabotics, design, enhanced, evolving, flexibility, goods, hardware, market, meet, move, percent, previous, reduces, robot, software, space, storage, structure, system, technology, warehouse

Robotic pets: How to choose and what you should know about them

July 22, 2022 by David Edwards Leave a Comment

Communication with pets helps reduce stress levels, distracts from troubles and reduces anxiety. There is even a method of treatment – pet therapy. Four-legged pets make a person move more and expand their social circle – after all, pet lovers will always find common topics for conversation.

Communication with animals is especially useful for older people with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia, for children with mental disorders and for patients who are in the hospital for a long time. Pets save them from loneliness, help overcome depression, reduce anxiety and irritability.

But sick people can’t always get a cat or a dog – they can’t take care of them, and nursing home residents and hospital patients aren’t allowed to keep animals. It’s for such people that they made companion robots. [Read more…] about Robotic pets: How to choose and what you should know about them

Filed Under: Features, Robotics Tagged With: aibo, animal, animals, artificial, cats, communication, dog, don, elderly, electronic, equipped, hasbro, head, help, jenny, joy, live, move, paro, patients, people, pets, puppy, real, realistic, robot, robotic, robots, seal, sensors, software, touch, toys, turns

Tips for Minimizing Bodily Injury in the Field

April 27, 2022 by David Edwards Leave a Comment

It might seem strange that painters would need to watch out for injuries, but they do. Whether it’s minor sprains or painful falls, there are countless things that you need to protect yourself from.

This post will explore some of the most common painting injuries and how you can minimize them. [Read more…] about Tips for Minimizing Bodily Injury in the Field

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: body, broken, equipment, find, injuries, insurance, job, ladders, move, painful, paint, painters, painting, prevent, sprains, things, tips, watch, work, working

Will Hiring an Office-Moving Company Save You Time and Money?

March 28, 2022 by David Edwards Leave a Comment

Whether you are just relocating your offices down the street or packing your entire business and moving across the state, the whole process can be daunting and quite stressful.

Unfortunately, many business owners make the mistake of assuming that handling the move on their own can be cost-effective. However, nothing could be further from the truth.

In fact, evidence shows that hiring professional office movers will save you time and money. And this is why. [Read more…] about Will Hiring an Office-Moving Company Save You Time and Money?

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: company, days, don, equipment, items, money, move, movers, moving, office, offices, process, professional, relocation, renting, risk, save, time, van, work

Can You Automate a Diaphragm Liquid Pump?

March 16, 2022 by David Edwards Leave a Comment

A diaphragm liquid pump can still be automated even if it doesn’t use electric motors to produce torque power and rotation to move or pump the fluids. It’s often employed to move flammable fluids that shouldn’t be exposed, such as chemicals, paint, or other substances.

Companies that need to pump flammable fluids often refrain from using electric motors because these motors might cause a spark to fluids, like petroleum fuel, gas, or other combustible chemicals. [Read more…] about Can You Automate a Diaphragm Liquid Pump?

Filed Under: Industry Tagged With: air, diaphragm, diaphragms, electric, fluids, liquid, motors, move, pressure, pump, rod

Kollmorgen relocates to new premises in Sweden

March 6, 2022 by David Edwards Leave a Comment

Kollmorgen, a manufacturer of motor solutions for the robotics industry, is relocating to new premises in Gothenburg, Sweden.

The move is part of a strategic initiative to meet the future demands for automated guided vehicles and autonomous mobile robots, by expanding the business and increasing the innovation and development capacity.

The company says the relocation will increase speed of innovation and development, and improve training experience for partners and end-users. [Read more…] about Kollmorgen relocates to new premises in Sweden

Filed Under: Infrastructure, News Tagged With: addition, autonomous, center, development, end-users, facility, hosts, innovation, kollmorgen, lab, located, mobile, move, office, partners, premises, robots, work

BlueBotics acquired by Zapi Group

February 2, 2022 by Mai Tao Leave a Comment

BlueBotics, a developer of navigation systems for automated guided vehicles and autonomous mobile robots, has been acquired by Zapi Group.

Zapi is a global provider of electrification and manufacturer of electronic speed controllers, electric motors, battery chargers, and associated products for electric and hybrid vehicles.

Zapi’s acquisition includes the shares held by investor Forestay Capital. The transaction was closed on December 21, 2021, but no financial details have yet been disclosed. [Read more…] about BlueBotics acquired by Zapi Group

Filed Under: BlueBotics, News, Warehouse robots Tagged With: acquired, acquisition, automated, base, bluebotics, brand, customer, electric, global, group, guided, move, navigation, solutions, team, vehicle, vehicles, zapi

How robots learn to hike: ETH researchers look to improve four-legged ANYmal’s mobility

January 24, 2022 by David Edwards Leave a Comment

By Christoph Elhardt

ETH Zurich researchers led by Marco Hutter have developed a new control approach that enables a legged robot, called ANYmal, to move quickly and robustly over difficult terrain.

Thanks to machine learning, the robot can combine its visual perception of the environment with its sense of touch for the first time.

Steep sections on slippery ground, high steps, scree and forest trails full of roots: the path up the 1,098-​metre-high Mount Etzel at the southern end of Lake Zurich is peppered with numerous obstacles. [Read more…] about How robots learn to hike: ETH researchers look to improve four-legged ANYmal’s mobility

Filed Under: Computing, Features Tagged With: allows, anymal, combine, data, difficult, environment, eth, humans, hutter, legged, miki, move, numerous, obstacles, perception, proprioception, researchers, robot, robotics, robots, terrain, training, visual, zurich

Scientists research ‘matter waves’ to shine light on post electronics future

August 23, 2021 by David Edwards Leave a Comment

Most modern technologies owe their success to advances in electronics. These devices harness the flow of electrons in different ways to create computers, charge batteries, light-up displays, and move motors.

Now researchers are starting to explore ways to harness the flow of waves of whole atoms, called matter waves, to enable new kinds of sensors, computers, and scientific research.

This new field has been named atomtronics, owing to the focus on finding ways to move whole atoms rather than electrons in traditional electronics devices. [Read more…] about Scientists research ‘matter waves’ to shine light on post electronics future

Filed Under: Features, Science Tagged With: atoms, atomtronic, atomtronics, chip, circuits, computers, devices, electrical, electronics, explore, field, move, practical, properties, quantum, researchers, roadmap, scientists, sensitive, sensors, technology, traditional, waves, ways

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