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Realtime Robotics raises $9.5 million in additional funding

September 6, 2023 by David Edwards Leave a Comment

Realtime Robotics, a developer of collision-free autonomous motion planning for industrial robots, today announced that it has secured an additional $9.5 million in funding from Shinhan GIB and Kyobo Life Insurance.

Driven by the strong response to its RapidPlan industrial robotics motion control and collision avoidance software, Realtime will use this additional investment to drive further product enhancements, incorporate feedback from customers and partners, and scale to support additional go-to-market efforts.

RapidPlan reduces the annual costs of robotic automation by two-thirds and makes the robot programming process up to 5x faster, all while eliminating collisions and removing the majority of manual, time-consuming adjustments. [Read more…] about Realtime Robotics raises $9.5 million in additional funding

Filed Under: News, Software Tagged With: additional, automation, control, cost, customers, efforts, funding, gib, industrial, investment, motion, programming, rapidplan, realtime, robot, robotic, robotics, robots, shinhan, software, strong, today, tools

Micropsi Industries makes its AI-powered robot controller hardware agnostic

September 6, 2023 by Mark Allinson Leave a Comment

Micropsi Industries’ artificial intelligence-powered robot control software Mirai, which helps automate complex tasks too difficult or costly to automate with traditional programming, will soon be accessible for all robot users.

Previously compatible exclusively with Universal Robots and Fanuc robots, Mirai will be available for Kuka robots in early Q4, followed by other collaborative robots (cobots) and industrial robots as requested.

Using AI, Mirai generates robot movements directly and in real time. Robot skills (or specific tasks) are trained, not programmed, in a few days through human demonstration, without users needing programming or AI knowledge. [Read more…] about Micropsi Industries makes its AI-powered robot controller hardware agnostic

Filed Under: Artificial Intelligence, News Tagged With: agnostic, applications, automate, automation, customers, dynamic, industries, integration, kuka, micropsi, mirai, programming, robot, robots, software, tasks, users

Ready Robotics ‘making robotics system design easier’ for non-programmers

May 24, 2023 by David Edwards Leave a Comment

Robotics hardware traditionally requires programmers to deploy it. Ready Robotics wants to change that with its “no code” software aimed at people working in manufacturing who haven’t got programming skills.

The Columbus, Ohio, startup is a spinout of robotics research from Johns Hopkins University. Kel Guerin was a PhD candidate there leading this research when he partnered with Benjamin Gibbs, who was at Johns Hopkins Technology Ventures, to land funding and pursue the company, now led by Gibbs as CEO.

Guerin, who’s now chief innovation officer at the startup, says: “There was this a-ha moment where we figured out that we could take these types of visual languages that are very easy to understand and use them for robotics.” [Read more…] about Ready Robotics ‘making robotics system design easier’ for non-programmers

Filed Under: Computing, Features Tagged With: allows, apps, automation, canvas, code, company, deploy, design, drag-and-drop, forgeos, guerin, hardware, interface, isaac, manufacturing, non-programmers, offers, omniverse, programming, ready, real, robot, robotic, robotics, robots, simulation, startup, system, systems, task, users, working

RoboDK partners with Force Technology and Hexagon to make gears easier to repair

May 18, 2023 by David Edwards Leave a Comment

Force Technology, a Danish technology consultancy and service company, has completed in partnership with Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence and RoboDK . The companies describe it as “a revolutionary project” focused on making gear repair a more sustainable process for manufacturers.

The purpose of the project was to improve laser welding procedures and determine if sustainable gear repair was possible using robot toolpath programming, digital twin, simulation, and post-processing.

Improving this practical application with robot simulation reveals a sustainable gear repair process that can guarantee high-quality results. [Read more…] about RoboDK partners with Force Technology and Hexagon to make gears easier to repair

Filed Under: News, Software Tagged With: additive, force, gear, gears, hexagon, laser, manufacturing, process, programming, project, repair, robodk, robot, service, simulation, software, sustainable, technology, time, toolpath

Robot-based automation: 3 tips for a time and cost-efficient implementation

April 29, 2023 by Mark Allinson Leave a Comment

Why no-code and low-code tools have become indispensable in robotics

Using robots is almost always worthwhile for companies. They can reduce labor costs, relieve employees, and make production more flexible – because the required batch sizes are becoming smaller and production processes more individual.

In addition, a robot or cobot offers another major advantage: it can work without breaks and fatigue, thereby increasing product quality and reducing scrap.

With modern robot systems, almost all processes can now be automated. Usually, robots take over simple, dirty, monotonous, physically demanding, or even dangerous tasks.

However, with the right hardware and, above all, software, very complex or particularly demanding tasks, so-called “Advanced Robotics” applications, can also be solved. Examples of this include the assembly of flexible and bendable components such as cables, wires, or hoses or force-controlled surface processing. [Read more…] about Robot-based automation: 3 tips for a time and cost-efficient implementation

Filed Under: Features, Robotics Tagged With: artiminds, changes, code, commissioning, flexible, process, programming, required, robot, robotics, software, source, tools, user

Top 5 Languages to Develop Android Apps

April 25, 2023 by Mark Allinson Leave a Comment

When developing an Android app, selecting the right programming language can make a significant difference in the app’s success. The language you choose can affect the app’s performance, functionality, and user experience.

In this article, we will discuss the best programming languages for developing Android apps and how they can help make your app stand out in the market. [Read more…] about Top 5 Languages to Develop Android Apps

Filed Under: Design Tagged With: android, app, apps, developers, developing, development, easy, including, java, kotlin, language, languages, making, native, offers, performance, programming, range, react, resources, swift, user, wide

ABB launches new version of its Swifti collaborative cobot

March 17, 2023 by Mark Allinson Leave a Comment

ABB has launched the Swifti CRB 1300 industrial collaborative robot, which the company says “bridges the gap between industrial and collaborative robots”.

Combining class-leading speed and accuracy with expanded load handling capability of up to 11kg, the Swifti CRB 1300 can be used in a wide variety of production and product handling applications – from machine tending and pelletizing to pick-and-place and screwdriving.

Andrea Cassoni, managing director for global general industry robotics at ABB, says: “Our customers are looking to robotic automation to make their processes more flexible, efficient and resilient, helping to counter labor shortages by enabling their employees to perform more value-added work. [Read more…] about ABB launches new version of its Swifti collaborative cobot

Filed Under: Industrial robots, News Tagged With: abb, area, class, cobot, collaborative, crb, industrial, payload, programming, robot, robots, safemove, safety, scanner, software, speed, swifti, worker

Luwu Intelligence launches ‘world’s first’ Raspberry Pi robotic dog with arm

February 3, 2023 by Mai Tao Leave a Comment

Luwu, a STEM education technology company focused on the research and development of advanced robotics, has launched XGO 2, an advanced desktop-sized AI quadruped robot with an arm.

This state-of-the-art robot brings a new level of intelligence and functionality to the world of robotics. XGO 2 is now available on Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/xgorobot/xgo-2-worlds-first-raspberry-pi-robotic-dog-with-an-arm

XGO 2 is an intelligent and agile robotic dog, capable of sophisticated movements, 12 degrees of freedom, and a variety of motions. Its open-source nature allows users of all programming levels to program and customizes it with Blocky and Python. [Read more…] about Luwu Intelligence launches ‘world’s first’ Raspberry Pi robotic dog with arm

Filed Under: News, Robotics Tagged With: advanced, ai, allows, arm, choice, control, dog, easy, education, intelligence, kickstarter, levels, luwu, making, pi, programming, raspberry, robot, robotic, robotics, stem, technology, users, xgo

The Major Fields of Robotics in 2023

December 28, 2022 by Mark Allinson Leave a Comment

Robotics is now gaining popularity more quickly than anything else. Robotics is a vast topic that examines how machines function in various businesses. Because robots are useful practically anywhere, they are gaining popularity.

Robots are helpful in many fields, including medicine, engineering, space exploration, and residential care. Robotics’ design and programming, nevertheless, adapt to different sectors. Therefore, we will talk about the top 5 robotics disciplines today. So let’s get going with the branches of robotics.

When working with susceptible technology, one must use a VPN for windows pc to protect themselves. So employ VPN servers for Israel, such as VeePN. You can review VeePN today to get the whole idea! [Read more…] about The Major Fields of Robotics in 2023

Filed Under: Robotics Tagged With: fields, human, programming, robot, robotics, robots

ABB launches new industrial collaborative robot

December 19, 2022 by Mark Allinson Leave a Comment

ABB has launched the Swifti CRB 1300 industrial collaborative robot, bridging the gap between industrial and collaborative robots.

Combining “class-leading” speed and accuracy with expanded load handling capability of up to 11 kg, the Swifti CRB 1300 can be used in a wide variety of production and product handling applications – from machine tending and palletizing to pick-and-place and screwdriving.

Andrea Cassoni, managing director for global general industry robotics at ABB, says: “Our customers are looking to robotic automation to make their processes more flexible, efficient and resilient, helping to counter labor shortages by enabling their employees to perform more value-added work. [Read more…] about ABB launches new industrial collaborative robot

Filed Under: Industrial robots, News Tagged With: abb, area, class, cobot, collaborative, crb, industrial, palletizing, payload, programming, robot, robots, safemove, safety, scanner, software, speed, swifti, worker

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