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5 Ways Robotics Can Improve Manufacturing Output

May 9, 2023 by Mark Allinson

The introduction of robotics in the manufacturing sector has been advancing quickly over the past few decades, with a resulting increase in production outputs and reducing associated costs.

Automation is proving to be a powerful tool for manufacturers at all levels; it eliminates labor costs and provides large increases in scalability of product output. Companies now have access to new technologies that allow greater levels of customization while also increasing overall efficiency levels. [Read more…] about 5 Ways Robotics Can Improve Manufacturing Output

Filed Under: Manufacturing Tagged With: access, accuracy, costs, customization, energy, greater, higher, improved, labor, levels, manufacturers, manufacturing, output, processes, production, quality, reduce, robotics, robots, tasks

The Challenges and Potential of Computer-Generated Images

May 8, 2023 by Mark Allinson

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has transformed the way we approach many aspects of our lives, and one area where it is making a significant impact is in image generation.

With the ability to produce highly realistic and original images, AI has opened up new possibilities for artistic expression, scientific research, and commercial applications.

However, the process of generating AI images is not without its challenges, from biases and incomplete data to the potential for unpredictable or surreal results. [Read more…] about The Challenges and Potential of Computer-Generated Images

Filed Under: Artificial Intelligence Tagged With: ai, data, generation, image, images, output, realistic, training

Create Professional-Sounding Audio in a British Accent Using Text-to-Speech Technology

May 3, 2023 by Mark Allinson

Text-to-speech (TTS) technology has come a long way in recent years, and it can now be used to create professional-sounding audio with a British accent.

With text-to-speech technology, you can generate realistic-sounding voices perfect for podcasts, videos, radio broadcasts or any other type of audio production.

The best part is that the process is incredibly simple – all you have to do is enter your script into the software’s text box and select the desired British accent from the list of available options. [Read more…] about Create Professional-Sounding Audio in a British Accent Using Text-to-Speech Technology

Filed Under: Artificial Intelligence Tagged With: accent, audio, authentic, automated, best, british, conversations, create, experience, features, genuine, help, output, recordings, sound, speech, technology, text to speech, tone, voice

Financial analyst Cowen teams up with MassRobotics to examine robotics and climate change

June 18, 2022 by David Edwards

Investment research company Cowen and startup incubator MassRobotics announced a groundbreaking research report on the increasing role robotics is playing in helping companies achieve climate goals.

Joe Giordano, CFA, Cowen’s diversified industrials, automation and robotics analyst, led the Ahead Of The Curve Series report, which incorporated a survey from MassRobotics that polled manufacturers and end-users to understand where robotics is positioned within their climate toolkit.

Joe Giordano, says: “The robotic technologies we explore in this report are maximizing the output (GDP) per unit of carbon and minimizing the carbon needed to achieve a targeted level of activity. [Read more…] about Financial analyst Cowen teams up with MassRobotics to examine robotics and climate change

Filed Under: Business, News Tagged With: achieve, ahead, carbon, climate, cowen, expect, giordano, help, level, manufacturers, massrobotics, output, percent, report, robotics, solutions, survey, technologies

Tau invents wire that doubles the power of electric motors and raises €10.25 million

August 24, 2021 by David Edwards

A startup company called Tau, which specializes in materials science and automotive electrification, says it has delivered a prototype wire that enables electric motors to double their power output without changing their size. 

The technology could mean that electric vehicles and machines of all kinds can keep going for longer on a single charge, and go faster.

Coinciding with the milestone of delivering prototype winding wire to the automotive industry, Tau also concluded its Series A financing round with additional funding from Finindus, a Belgium-based investment company financed by ArcelorMittal and the Flemish Region, and a top-up by German specialty chemicals company Altana. The total raised is said to be €10.25 million. [Read more…] about Tau invents wire that doubles the power of electric motors and raises €10.25 million

Filed Under: Design, News Tagged With: altana, coating, company, electric, electrical, energy, environmental, finindus, fund, global, industry, investment, investors, metal, motors, output, power, quality, sovereign, sustainable, tau, technology, wealth, winding, wire, wires

5 Ways to Improve Productivity in Your Manufacturing Facility

May 6, 2021 by Mark Allinson

Manufacturing facilities are among the busiest places regardless of where they’re located or what industry they cater to. Workers move in a calculated manner, and one wrong action might affect their output for the day.

Also, these facilities usually expect a high productivity rate from their staff members. If you’re an employer struggling to achieve this, read on to discover how you can boost your establishment’s efficiency. [Read more…] about 5 Ways to Improve Productivity in Your Manufacturing Facility

Filed Under: Features, Manufacturing, Promoted Tagged With: achieve, company, employees, ensure, equipment, facility, happy, help, manufacturing, order, output, planning, process, production, productivity, rate, regularly, time, tools, work, workers

Organic wholesaler ‘doubles output’ with AutoStore and Swisslog warehouse automation

March 10, 2021 by David Edwards

A top wholesaler in the Swiss organic market, Bio Partner, has “doubled its output” following the implementation of innovative robotic logistics from Swisslog at its facility in Aargau, Switzerland, according to the company. 

Bio Partner supplies business customers in the organic specialist trade as well as the rest of the retail and food industry from its location in Seon, in Switzerland.

As a result of the merger with Somona, the warehouse reached its performance and capacity limits, and the wholesaler turned to a local partner with a global footprint to deliver an automated storage system. [Read more…] about Organic wholesaler ‘doubles output’ with AutoStore and Swisslog warehouse automation

Filed Under: Logistics, News Tagged With: autostore, baur, bio, ceo, global, implementation, large, local, organic, output, partner, picking, processes, projects, robots, showcase, software, solution, specialist, storage, swisslog, system, time, volume, warehouse, warehouses, wholesaler, work

Organic products wholesaler doubles output with AutoStore installed by Swisslog

February 1, 2021 by David Edwards

The leading wholesaler in the Swiss organic products market, Bio Partner, has doubled its output following the implementation of robotic logistics from Swisslog at its facility in Aargau, Switzerland.

Bio Partner supplies business customers in the organic specialist trade as well as the rest of the retail and food industry from its location in Seon.

As a result of the merger with Somona, the warehouse reached its performance and capacity limits, and the wholesaler turned to a local partner with a global footprint to deliver an automated storage system. [Read more…] about Organic products wholesaler doubles output with AutoStore installed by Swisslog

Filed Under: Features, Logistics Tagged With: autostore, baur, bio, containers, global, large, local, logistics, organic, output, partner, picking, processes, products, relies, robots, software, specialist, storage, swisslog, system, time, volume, warehouse, warehouses, wholesaler, work

What does the term ‘productivity’ actually mean in economics?

July 23, 2020 by David Edwards

Here at Robotics and Automation News, we’ve often wondered what factors determine the productivity of a nation or industry, market or economy. There is a reason for this that has to with our website’s editorial subject matter and possibly our survival as a business.

In other words, we would like to expand our editorial coverage, and we would like to monetise. Our website has millions of readers, a significant proportion of whom are business people, so we have a marketable audience.

So far, we have mostly carried niche industrial news. Now, we want to add to that broader, global industry-wide and indeed world economy-wide, perspectives that may affect their growth and success. [Read more…] about What does the term ‘productivity’ actually mean in economics?

Filed Under: Features, Industry Tagged With: capital, decreased, divided, goods, hours, input, machine, manufacturing, oecd, output, percent, productivity, quantity, widgets, worked, workers, wwinc

Omron launches 237 new factory automation control devices

December 19, 2019 by Mai Tao

Omron has launched the sixth wave of its factory automation control devices built on a common design platform for further innovation in control panel building.

The new products include 237 models in six categories low voltage switch gear: J7KC, J7TC, J7MC, J7KCA and J7KCR series low voltage switching gears (LVSG), S8V-CP series DC electronic circuit protectors, and PTF-XX-PU socket for LY relays with Push-In Plus technology.

With its Value Design products, Omron’s goal is to provide a complete solution to panel builders, while saving space and reducing the workload and total cost of ownership. [Read more…] about Omron launches 237 new factory automation control devices

Filed Under: Features, Industry Tagged With: automation, circuit, class, control, current, design, devices, electronic, gears, kca, low, lvsg, ly, method, mm, motor, omron, output, panel, products, protectors, push-in, rated, relays, series, switching, technology, terminal, unified, v-cp, voltage, wiring, work

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