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NASA launching ‘Robot Hotel’ to the International Space Station

December 4, 2019 by Sam Francis

Sometimes robots need a place to stay in space, too. NASA is attaching a “robot hotel” to the outside of the International Space Station with the upcoming launch of the Robotic Tool Stowage (RiTS), a protective storage unit for critical robotic tools.

RiTS is set to launch on today (December 4) aboard the 19th SpaceX commercial resupply mission. Its first residents will be two Robotic External Leak Locators (RELL).

Outfitted with mass spectrometers capable of “sniffing” out the presence of gases such as ammonia, these robotic tools are used to detect leaks from the station. [Read more…] about NASA launching ‘Robot Hotel’ to the International Space Station

Filed Under: Features, Humanoids Tagged With: dextre, leaks, nasa, rell, rits, robotic, space, station, tool

Automation and digitalization will re-shape the logistics industry, says DHL

December 4, 2019 by David Edwards

DHL, the world’s largest logistics company, has highlighted technologies such as robotics and digitalisation in a new strategy, which it unveiled at its Bering Technology Campus – or “Smart Warehouse” – in the Netherlands.

“Automation and digitalization will re-shape the logistics industry”, says DHL, and these technologies are central to the company’s Strategy 2025, launched by Oscar de Bok, CEO DHL Supply Chain last week amid ever-greater challenges facing the logistics industry.

DHL Supply Chain already runs one of its Smart Warehouses and serves customers across Europe with “highly automated and digitalized” contract logistics solutions. [Read more…] about Automation and digitalization will re-shape the logistics industry, says DHL

Filed Under: Logistics, News Tagged With: automation, beringe, bok, bring, business, campus, ceo, chain, company, contract, customer, customers, de, dhl, digitalization, employees, industry, innovation, innovations, innovative, leading, logistics, people, robotic, serves, smart, solutions, strategy, supply, talent, technology, warehouse

Industrial robotics companies to watch out for in 2020

November 29, 2019 by Liv

In the last decade, there are few industries in which robotics have not been a disruptive force. From food production to aerospace, autonomous technology is everywhere and the prevalence of robotics is growing at an exponential rate.

Though there have been many companies that have opened their doors to ride the robotic wave into the future, there are a few stalwart firms that have been at the forefront of innovation from the beginning.

The list below consists of some of these tech leaders, all of which should be on your radar for 2020. [Read more…] about Industrial robotics companies to watch out for in 2020

Filed Under: Industry, Promoted Tagged With: applications, boston, companies, dynamics, industrial, mitsubishi, robot, robotic, robotics, robots, technology, ubtech

Brain Corp partners with Kärcher to develop new autonomous floor cleaner

November 19, 2019 by Sam Francis

Brain Corp is partnering with Kärcher, one of the world’s largest providers of cleaning technologies, to develop a new type of “autonomous stand-on vacuum cleaner”.

Kärcher and Brain Corp, a San Diego-based artificial intelligence and robotics company, made the partnership announcement at the ISSA Show North America.

The companies aim to develop and bring autonomous floor care solutions to market in a joint effort. [Read more…] about Brain Corp partners with Kärcher to develop new autonomous floor cleaner

Filed Under: Industry, News Tagged With: autonomous, brain, brainos, care, chariot, cleaner, cleaning, corp, develop, floor, innovation, kärcher, kira, operate, powered, robotic, solutions, stand-on, technology, vacuum

Veo Robotics launches new solution that aims to make all industrial robots collaborative

November 13, 2019 by David Edwards

Startup company Veo Robotics has launched its first commercially available product – FreeMove, a hardware-and-software solution which is said to be able to transform standard or traditional industrial robots into collaborative robots. 

Traditionally, industrial robotic arms have been treated with some trepidation, and are still always caged off or otherwise kept separate from human workers.

Their size, weight and speed make industrial robotic arms potentially very dangerous, and without any programming about human workers and how to avoid endangering them, they can be lethal. [Read more…] about Veo Robotics launches new solution that aims to make all industrial robots collaborative

Filed Under: Features, Industrial robots Tagged With: arms, collaborative, company, engine, freemove, human, humans, industrial, iso, robot, robotic, robotics, robots, safely, sensors, speed, standard, system, veo, workers

Zimmer robotic surgery system found to improve accuracy

November 13, 2019 by David Edwards

A newly developed robotic surgery system has been found to improve surgeon accuracy in knee operations.

The Zimmer Biomet ROSA Knee System provides surgeons “an intuitive inference displaying planned resections throughout cuts and a validation tool to verify cuts’ accuracy in real-time”, says the company.

Zimmer Biomet is a Warsaw, Indiana-based company which designs and manufactures a range of musculoskeletal healthcare products. [Read more…] about Zimmer robotic surgery system found to improve accuracy

Filed Under: Humanoids, News Tagged With: accuracy, accurate, angles, arthroplasty, biomet, bone, company, concluded, cuts, improve, knee, navigation, planned, resection, robot, robotic, rosa, study, surgeon, surgeons, surgery, system, thickness, zimmer

Winners of the Sprint Robotics Awards 2019 announced

November 2, 2019 by David Edwards

The winners of the Sprint Robotics Awards 2019 were announced during the Sprint Robotics World Conference for Inspection and Maintenance Robotics 2019 in Rotterdam.

The Sprint Robotics Awards acknowledge and reward exceptional work in inspection and maintenance robotics in our society. [Read more…] about Winners of the Sprint Robotics Awards 2019 announced

Filed Under: Features, Industry Tagged With: inspection, maintenance, robotic, robotics, sprint

Want to know more about robotic welding? Here’s a brief introduction

October 29, 2019 by Editor

Robot welding involves robots (mechanized programmable tools) that completely automate this process. Mechanized tools perform welding and handle the parts.

It is a new application of robotics, and companies are frequently converting to it.

Remember, robots can successfully do any type of welding; therefore, you can expect improved quality, higher productivity, and cost-effective welding operations. [Read more…] about Want to know more about robotic welding? Here’s a brief introduction

Filed Under: Features, Promoted Tagged With: robotic, robotic welding, welding

Russians demonstrate robocop for security work

October 24, 2019 by Sam Francis

It’s probably not the best time for the Russians to be unveiling a “robocop”, what with all the paranoia about Russians meddling in previous US elections and influencing candidates for future ones, but that is what a Perm-based company called PromoBot has done, according to Daily Star. 

The authoritative news outlet, which mainly features pictures if buxom women on its home page, says the new Russian robotic cop will be used for fingerprinting and background checks.

However, since it’s a humanoid robot, it’s flexible enough to be reconfigured for a variety of uses, including carrying firearms. [Read more…] about Russians demonstrate robocop for security work

Filed Under: Humanoids, News Tagged With: called, daily, humans, including, interpolitex, police, promobot, robo-c, robocop, robot, robotic, robots, russian, russians, security, star, statement, time, work

Robotics in Spinal Surgery

October 17, 2019 by David Edwards

intuitive surgical, da vinci, robot-assisted surgery

Robotics is an emerging technological field that has seen significant advancements over a short period.

Fortune magazine mentions that the global robotics market is expected to cross $135 billion in 2019.

Robotics doesn’t only refer to the massive industrial beasts that dominate manufacturing and commercial production plants. [Read more…] about Robotics in Spinal Surgery

Filed Under: Features, Promoted Tagged With: arms, brainlab, imaging, innovation, loop-x, patient, procedures, robotic, robotics, spinal, surgeons, surgery, system, technology

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