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ABB says its RobotStudio’s new braking distance simulator reduces robotic cell footprint by ‘up to 25 percent’

February 15, 2021 by Sam Francis

ABB’s RobotStudio offline programming and simulation software has been upgraded with a new virtual robot braking distance function designed to create an exact simulation of the real-world stopping distance of a robot.

Enabling the robot’s braking distance to be accurately calculated, the function overcomes the need to add safety margins into cell designs, enabling space savings of up to 25 percent.

Predicting exactly where a robot will stop depends on a range of variables including speed, payload and the robot’s own inertia. These factors, individually or combined, can result in the robot coming to a halt outside of its safety zone, sometimes by several meters. [Read more…] about ABB says its RobotStudio’s new braking distance simulator reduces robotic cell footprint by ‘up to 25 percent’

Filed Under: Industrial robots, News Tagged With: braking, cell, distance, enabling, function, robot, robotstudio, safety

Seegrid launches new Palion autonomous mobile robot

February 9, 2021 by David Edwards

Seegrid has launched its Palion autonomous mobile robot range.

The company says its newest line of mobile robots is designed to provide automated material flow—increasing throughput productivity, improving employee and facility safety, reducing labor and operation costs, and driving continuous improvement.

Seegrid says “Palion” is the new label for all its new and forthcoming autonomous mobile robots, as the company continues to build upon “record-breaking growth”. [Read more…] about Seegrid launches new Palion autonomous mobile robot

Filed Under: News, Warehouse robots Tagged With: automation, autonomous, company, customers, designed, mobile, palion, pallet, productivity, safety, seegrid, solutions, throughput, truck

Stäubli expands robotics solutions for life sciences market

February 8, 2021 by David Edwards

Stäubli Robotics says it is expanding the robotics solutions the company offers to the life sciences market.

The Covid-19 crisis has spurred life sciences labs to ramp up output at warp speed – and Stäubli Robotics says it is helping to meet critical needs.

As the challenges multiply and pressure mounts, Stäubli Robotics is actively expanding its offerings to the life sciences market, including a full range of flexible and collaborative robotic arms and mobility solutions. [Read more…] about Stäubli expands robotics solutions for life sciences market

Filed Under: Industrial robots, News Tagged With: automated, automation, challenges, clinical, company, covid, equipment, expanding, handling, hts, including, lab, laboratory, labs, life, liquid, market, meet, mobile, mobility, requirements, robotics, safety, sciences, screening, sequencing, solutions, staubli

ZF providing safety technology for Zoox autonomous shuttle

February 4, 2021 by Mark Allinson

Automotive components giant ZF is providing safety technology for the Zoox autonomous shuttle.

The company says it is providing “advanced occupant protection systems” and “high-quality chassis components” for the vehicle.

ZF says future mobility will encompass ride-hailing solutions and robo-taxis to move people comfortably and safely through the megacities of the globe. [Read more…] about ZF providing safety technology for Zoox autonomous shuttle

Filed Under: Autonomous Vehicles, Features Tagged With: autonomous, chassis, components, forward-looking, high-quality, innovative, occupant, occupants, passengers, providing, robo-taxi, safety, seating, shuttle, solutions, systems, technology, transportation, vehicle, zf, zoox

Fetch Robotics and Honeywell launch new ‘integrated pallet conveyance’ solution

February 1, 2021 by David Edwards

Fetch Robotics and Honeywell Intelligrated have partnered to launch a new “integrated pallet conveyance” solution for distributions centers.

Fetch Robotics says its new PalletTransport1500 is an autonomous mobile robot that supports cross-docking, returns and case picking workflows for contactless pallet transport in distribution centers.

The PalletTransport1500 will utilize Honeywell Intelligrated’s Momentum warehouse execution system software, known as Momentum WES, to safely move pallets and other large payloads up to 1136kg (2504 lbs). [Read more…] about Fetch Robotics and Honeywell launch new ‘integrated pallet conveyance’ solution

Filed Under: News, Warehouse robots Tagged With: amr, centers, conveyance, distribution, e-commerce, facilities, fetch, forklifts, fulfillment, honeywell, inbound, integrated, intelligrated, momentum, pallet, pallets, pallettransport, robotics, safety, solution, support, time, transport, warehouse, wes, workflows

Hanwha launches new collaborative robot solutions

January 25, 2021 by Mai Tao

Hanwha has launched what it describes as “new advanced solutions”, including Hanwha Collaborative Robot Advanced (HCR Advanced) and a collaborative-robot-solutions package to continue building its momentum in the collaborative robot market that is expected to grow rapidly.

The global market for cobots was worth $1.2 billion last year, and it is expected to grow on average by 42 percent annually as more smart factories are built and the increasing demand for contactless services due to Covid-19 are expected to reach $7 billion by 2026.

In response, Hanwha is aggressively developing advanced cobots that combine Hanwha’s AI technology with its mobility capabilities. The company is integrating its robotics technology with existing logistics automation systems, secondary batteries, and display-related facilities to create synergy and satisfy the diverse needs of customers worldwide. [Read more…] about Hanwha launches new collaborative robot solutions

Filed Under: Industrial robots, News Tagged With: additional, advanced, ai, cobots, collaborative, customers, europe, expected, force, hanwha, hcr, market, mobility, providing, robot, safety, solutions, technology, work

Mitsubishi’s elevator business in China produces its one millionth unit

January 20, 2021 by Mai Tao

Mitsubishi Electric says its Shanghai Mitsubishi Elevator Company (SMEC), a joint venture company operating in China, has produced its one millionth unit.

The figure includes both elevators and escalators, and comes 34 years after starting production at the company’s Min Hung Plant in 1987.

Mitsubishi Electric, working in collaboration with SMEC, says it continues to deliver “safety, peace of mind and riding comfort in China”, the world’s largest elevator and escalator market, and maintain its “market-leading brand”. [Read more…] about Mitsubishi’s elevator business in China produces its one millionth unit

Filed Under: Infrastructure, News Tagged With: brand, china, china's, comfort, company, electric, elevator, elevators, escalator, escalators, estate, market, millionth, mind, mitsubishi, peace, products, real, riding, safety, service, services, shanghai, smec, unit, year, years

ANYbotics raises $23 million in Series A funding

January 19, 2021 by David Edwards

ANYbotics, a maker of four-legged robots, has raised CHF20 million ($23 million) in its Series A financing round led by Swisscom Ventures.

The startup says the funding will serve to accelerate the commercialization of its autonomous robots for industrial inspection applications.

ANYbotics enhances safety and productivity in industrial operations through autonomous mobile robots capable of navigating complex environments. [Read more…] about ANYbotics raises $23 million in Series A funding

Filed Under: Business, News Tagged With: accelerate, anybotics, autonomous, co-founder, companies, company, complex, dr, environments, eth, excited, financing, funding, industrial, inspection, leading, mobile, productivity, robotic, robots, round, safety, schläpfer, series, solution, swisscom, team, ventures, zurich

How Covid 19 has affected delivery services?

January 18, 2021 by Polly

The well-known deadly virus regarded as Covid-19; aka Coronavirus has undeniably been a significant cause of massive disruption in our daily regime.

Not only it has impacted our occupations but also restrained us from stepping out of the house for all necessary to additional outgoings. Shopping was once the most exciting pastime to do, but today’s critical consequences have indeed made it a daunting task, especially in-person trading.

Online shopping plays an immense role in offering a safe yet convenient method for acquiring your basic necessities and wants. However, the main issue comes on letting those deliveries inside your home. [Read more…] about How Covid 19 has affected delivery services?

Filed Under: Health Tagged With: Corona Virus, coronavirus, covid, covid 19, customers, delivery, Delivery Services, safety, Service Restrictions, services, ups, virus, Warehouse Procedures

AOT obtains CE certification for ‘world’s first human-approved contact-free laser cutting of bones with a robot’

January 18, 2021 by David Edwards

Swiss medical technology company AOT has obtained CE certification for what it says is the “world’s first human-approved contact-free laser cutting of bones with a robot”.

The patented Cold Ablation Robot-guided Laser Osteotome system – CARLO for short – is said to cut bones precisely and contact-free with a specialized laser using a robot.

The laser beam vaporizes the water inside the bone substrate within milliseconds, so the bone will be removed precisely in layers, leaving no residue, as deep as desired or until it is severed. [Read more…] about AOT obtains CE certification for ‘world’s first human-approved contact-free laser cutting of bones with a robot’

Filed Under: Health, News Tagged With: aot, bone, bones, carlo, ce, certification, clinical, contact-free, cutting, investor, jaw, laser, medical, patient, patients, precisely, robot, safety, step, study, surgery, surgical, technology, time, tissue, tools, university, vienna

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