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Tokyo university finds way to use deep learning to predict ‘exciting materials’

February 22, 2024 by Mai Tao

The method identifies magnetic materials solely based on their crystal structure, eliminating the need for time-consuming experiments and simulations

Single-molecule magnets (SMMs) are exciting materials. In a recent breakthrough, researchers from Tokyo University of Science have used deep learning to predict SMMs from 20,000 metal complexes.

The predictions were made solely based on the crystal structures of these metal complexes, thus eliminating the need for time-consuming experiments and complex simulations.

As a result, this method is expected to accelerate the development of functional materials, especially for high-density memory and quantum computing devices. [Read more…] about Tokyo university finds way to use deep learning to predict ‘exciting materials’

Filed Under: Materials, News Tagged With: magnetism, magnets, metal, molecule, single

Single vs Heavy Duty Dual Wheel Casters: A Comparative Analysis

September 20, 2023 by David Edwards

In industrial equipment mobility, the debate between single-wheel casters and heavy-duty dual wheel casters has been a topic of discussion among experts.

Choosing between these two types of casters goes beyond appearance. It can significantly affect your equipment’s efficiency, safety, and overall performance. [Read more…] about Single vs Heavy Duty Dual Wheel Casters: A Comparative Analysis

Filed Under: Engineering, Features Tagged With: analysis, casters, comparative, dual, duty, heavy, single, wheel

ETH scientists create one-wheel robot that balances with only a single reaction wheel

April 9, 2023 by Mark Allinson

Robotics specialists from a group led by ETH professor Raffaello D’Andrea have created a new, cube-​shaped robot that can balance on its pivot and compensate for external disturbances.

What makes the One-​Wheel Cubli unique? Unlike its predecessors, it only requires a single reaction wheel.

It was almost ten years ago that researchers led by ETH robotics professor Raffaello D’Andrea made a splash with a robotic cube that was capable of balancing on its pivot. [Read more…] about ETH scientists create one-wheel robot that balances with only a single reaction wheel

Filed Under: News, Science Tagged With: andrea, balance, balancing, compensate, cube, cubli, directions, disturbances, eth, led, pivot, professor, raffaello, reaction, requires, researchers, robot, robotics, single, wheel, wheels

Celera Motion unveils ‘world’s smallest’ servo drives

January 31, 2023 by Mark Allinson

Celera Motion, a business unit of Novanta, has launched what it says are “the world’s smallest servo drives”.

Named the Denali Series, the new compact, ultra-fast servo drives are perfect for a variety of service robots, surgical robots, industrial grippers and lab automation applications.

Denali is the latest addition to Celera Motion’s line of premium-performance Ingenia servo drives. [Read more…] about Celera Motion unveils ‘world’s smallest’ servo drives

Filed Under: Computing, News Tagged With: applications, business, celera, compact, denali, drives, features, motion, multi-axis, power, robotics, series, servo, single, smallest, version, versions

DHL Supply Chain accelerates roll-out of autonomous forklifts with largest single implementation

December 14, 2021 by Mark Allinson

DHL Supply Chain has introduced its largest ever single implementation of autonomous forklifts to date, with 15 embedded in its warehouse operations at Tyrefort, United Kingdom.

The autonomous forklifts form part of DHL’s operation for a major customer in the automotive sector, taking over picking, put-away and replenishment of products and empty media in the warehouse. The vehicles reduce the number of manual pallet transfers without requiring significant changes in warehouse infrastructure.

The indoor robotics transporters work safely up to 11.5 metres high – believed to be a first in the logistics industry – easily reaching the highest warehousing racks to handle a range of pallets, stillages and waste cages. [Read more…] about DHL Supply Chain accelerates roll-out of autonomous forklifts with largest single implementation

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Trio Motion Technology launches new SCARA robots

November 16, 2021 by David Edwards

The motion-first automation control manufacturer, Trio Motion Technology, has launched a robot range that provides machine builders with a fully integrated control solution.

The company says its robots give manufacturers high performance robot control, motion control, and machine automation from a single controller.

Trio’s new robot range will speed up development time and increase reliability for machine applications that require robotic integration. [Read more…] about Trio Motion Technology launches new SCARA robots

Filed Under: Industrial robots, News Tagged With: automation, control, controller, development, high, machine, motion, range, reduces, robot, robots, scara, single, trio

Watch Now: How Robots Won the Digital Transformation Dance at Boston Dynamics

June 2, 2021 by Elaine

You’d love to dance your way through a digital transformation, swinging to the sounds of product innovation, business acceleration, and unfettered visibility.

But, maybe you’re a bit hesitant to get on your feet and waltz your way to more effective customer engagement and efficient operations.

Boston Dynamics – the groundbreaking manufacturer behind those viral dancing robots (video below) – led their digital transformation to success by choreographing the right mix of great technology, a single digital platform, and proven best practices. [Read more…] about Watch Now: How Robots Won the Digital Transformation Dance at Boston Dynamics

Filed Under: Computing, Features Tagged With: boston, business, chat, cloud, customer, dance, digital, dynamics, erp, hear, help, innovation, Nubik, on-demand, platform, robots, rootstock, salesforce, single, specialists, success, transformation, video, watch, won

Webinar: How Robots Won the Digital Transformation Dance at Boston Dynamics

April 20, 2021 by Elaine

Click here to register now for this webinar

You’d love to dance your way through a digital transformation, swinging to the sounds of product innovation, business acceleration, and unfettered visibility.

But, maybe you’re a bit hesitant to get on your feet and waltz your way to more effective customer engagement and efficient operations.

Boston Dynamics – the groundbreaking manufacturer behind those viral dancing robots – led their digital transformation to success by choreographing the right mix of great technology, a single digital platform, and proven best practices.

And, they’re sharing their tips and insights to help you realize the same transformational success.

[Read more…] about Webinar: How Robots Won the Digital Transformation Dance at Boston Dynamics

Filed Under: News, Webinars Tagged With: boston, boston dynamics, business, chat, cloud, conversation, customer, dance, digital, dynamics, erp, hear, help, Nubik, platform, register, robots, rootstock, Rootstock Cloud ERP, salesforce, single, specialists, success, transformation, video, webinar, won

More flexible gear machining for industrial robots

March 19, 2021 by David Edwards

Today’s industrial robots must fit into smaller spaces, so as much “manufacturing real estate” as possible is dedicated to production. This places pressure on manufacturers to machine smaller, tighter components for these machines. Here, Harish Maniyoor, global product manager for automotive at the machine tooling specialist Sandvik Coromant explains why power skiving is the answer.

The overall number of industrial robots operating in factories worldwide grew to 2.7 million in 2019, according to the 2020 World Robotics Report by the International Federation of Robotics. 

This was a 12 percent increase from 2018 and a historic high. Robots factor into a range of industries, from automotive and aerospace to the food industry and pharmaceuticals – yet all of these sectors have common requirements.

Not only must these robots be smaller, but also lighter with reduced inertia and able to perform more exact movements with optimal speed and efficiency. The challenge is on for manufacturers to machine smaller and more precisely engineered-components – like internal gear reducers – with more flexible designs. [Read more…] about More flexible gear machining for industrial robots

Filed Under: Features, Manufacturing Tagged With: advantages, automotive, component, components, coromant, customer, gear, industrial, machine, machines, machining, manufacturers, percent, power, process, production, productivity, robotics, robots, sandvik, single, skiving, smaller, tool

Advances in Epoxy Coating and Technology Across the Years

September 16, 2020 by Polly

Epoxy coatings technology has undergone reasonable advancements since its inception in the 1950s. After US restrictions on some Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) in the 70s, single protective coatings could no longer meet solvent content requirements, hence they were discontinued.

Thankfully, this further strengthened the position of epoxy coatings as an optimal material choice for several industries.

In recent years, epoxy coatings have become the mainstay element of the protective coatings industry because of their superior chemical and physical properties-epoxy coatings are excellent adhesives, corrosion-resistant, and possess high mechanical strength. [Read more…] about Advances in Epoxy Coating and Technology Across the Years

Filed Under: Manufacturing, Promoted Tagged With: coatings, epoxy, Epoxy coating, ketamine epoxy curing, protective coatings and sealants, single, technology

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