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Generative design: nTopology blazing a trail through 3D printing world

May 17, 2023 by Abdul Montaqim

One of the most impressive features of the nTopology design application is that it requires substantially less computing power. According to the company’s – and its partners’ – calculations, file sizes can be 99 percent smaller compared with traditional 3D design software. 

Traditional, long-established software for 3D design tends to be very memory-hungry and can seriously stress out processors. nTop, on the other hand, can provide the same functionality if used on a laptop as traditional 3D design applications would if run on a supercomputer – because nTop was specifically designed for today’s 3D printing and design requirements.

The way nTop does this is difficult to explain for a non-technical journalist, but essentially, the nTop software does away with such things as extrusion, which is a fundamental concept and requirement in traditional 3D design applications. [Read more…] about Generative design: nTopology blazing a trail through 3D printing world

Filed Under: Design, Features Tagged With: cad, complex, component, design, geometry, lattice, manufacturing, materials, ntop, parts, people, printing, process, simulation, software, there's, things, traditional

nTopology claims it can reduce 3D design file sizes by 99 percent

May 15, 2023 by David Edwards

nTopology, the developer of generative design software for engineering, and EOS, an industrial 3D printing company, are developing a new “Implicit Interop” capability, solving what they see as “a major bottleneck in the additive manufacturing workflow”.

The companies say they are achieving this by allowing the transfer of the most complex designs in megabyte-sized files, thereby quickening the time to manufacturing.

Previewed at the Formnext industry event a few months ago, the technology advancement was said to be “eagerly received” by nTopology partners and customers. [Read more…] about nTopology claims it can reduce 3D design file sizes by 99 percent

Filed Under: Design, News Tagged With: additive, complex, design, designs, eos, file, generative, geometries, implicit, industrial, industry, interop, manufacturing, ntopology, percent, printing, sizes, software, technology

Plus One Robotics uses Yaskawa Motoman to expand mixed depalletizing solutions

May 10, 2023 by Mark Allinson

Plus One Robotics, a provider of advanced AI vision software and solutions for robotic parcel handling, has launched new customer programs using Yaskawa Motoman robots. These customer deployments are for Plus One’s induction and mixed depalletizing solutions.

This deployment of Plus One and Yaskawa robotic solutions consists of 12 new induction systems acquired by FedEx Corp. This purchase builds upon the four existing robotic systems in use at the FedEx Express Hub in Memphis, Tennessee.

Additionally, Plus One successfully introduced its mixed depalletizing systems at the FedEx Reno, NV facility. Plus One’s mixed depalletizing systems will allow for easier, more efficient movement of cases from palleted shipments throughout the FedEx facility. [Read more…] about Plus One Robotics uses Yaskawa Motoman to expand mixed depalletizing solutions

Filed Under: Logistics, News Tagged With: allowing, customer, depalletizing, existing, facility, fedex, helps, human-in-the-loop, induction, mixed, motoman, remote, robotic, robotics, robots, shipments, software, solutions, systems, yaskawa, yonder

The Impact of AI and ChatGPT on Crypto and the Finance Niche

May 8, 2023 by Mark Allinson

When we take a moment to consider just how the world has changed in the last ten years, it’s no secret that tech is going to be the biggest theme throughout a host of industries; one of the biggest being the finance niche.

With the inception of digital currencies and blockchain functionality, it seems that innovations no one could have predicted just a decade ago are disrupting the industry almost every week.

One such revolution has had an unforeseen impact and that’s the development of AI, specifically the chatbot ChatGPT – and as a result, the current and future implications for both fiat and digital currencies are the hot topic of 2023. [Read more…] about The Impact of AI and ChatGPT on Crypto and the Finance Niche

Filed Under: Artificial Intelligence Tagged With: ai, applications, biggest, chatgpt, contracts, crypto, data, digital, functionality, future, host, impact, industry, market, niche, potential, robots, smart, software, trading

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

April 29, 2023 by Mark Allinson

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

igus unveils ‘first’ industrial robot made of plastic

April 27, 2023 by Mark Allinson

igus has unveiled what it says is “the first robot made of high-performance plastic”. At just 8 kg, ReBeL is the lightest in its class: a real lightweight robot.

The compact, space-saving design with an integrated control system in the base opens up completely new fields of application for service robotics.

In collaboration with people, the ReBeL takes on tasks in the event and gastronomy sector, for example as a reliable coffee enricher or as a machine loader in production.

The robot is available as a plug-and-play version with integrated control system and robot software or as an open source version. In addition, users can choose between four or six degrees of freedom and thus adapt the ReBeL to their individual application scenario. [Read more…] about igus unveils ‘first’ industrial robot made of plastic

Filed Under: Industrial robots, News Tagged With: application, cobot, control, example, gearbox, igus, individual, integrated, plastic, rebel, robot, robotics, service, software, system, version

Siemens achieves AWS Manufacturing and Industrial Competency

April 20, 2023 by Mark Allinson

Siemens Digital Industries Software has achieved the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Manufacturing and Industrial Competency.

This designation recognizes Siemens for its expertise in providing customers professional services and software solutions for an end-to-end Industrial Manufacturing Software toolchain.

As manufacturing customers move to the cloud, they are looking for cloud experts with manufacturing experience to help them transform and use data in new ways, knowing they need to move faster than ever. [Read more…] about Siemens achieves AWS Manufacturing and Industrial Competency

Filed Under: Computing, Features Tagged With: aws, competency, customers, industrial, manufacturing, siemens, software, solutions

The Impact of Autonomous Vehicles on the Automotive Electrical Parts Industry

April 20, 2023 by Mark Allinson

Autonomous vehicles, or self-driving cars as they are more commonly known, are the realization of a long-held dream. They promise the freedom to commute without ongoing participation, with the safety net of advanced automation and robotics.

What does this mean for manufacturers of automotive parts? Are they up to the challenge? Discover the impact of autonomous vehicles on the automotive electrical parts industry. [Read more…] about The Impact of Autonomous Vehicles on the Automotive Electrical Parts Industry

Filed Under: Engineering Tagged With: automation, automotive, autonomous, business, cameras, car, cars, demand, electrical, impact, increased, industry, manufacturers, parts, safety, self-driving, sensors, software, standards, vehicles

Fuzzy Logic Robotics and Visionic partner to automate cleaning of complex parts in aeronautics

April 19, 2023 by Mark Allinson

Visionic designs off-the-shelf optical guidance and control solutions for complex industrial manufacturing processes. As an integrator, they aim for constant improvement of industrial performance.

Fuzzy Logic Robotics, with its no-code software that allows non-experts to create, simulate and control a robot cell in real time, aims to democratize industrial robotics.

Together, Fuzzy Logic and Visionic are removing the technological and financial obstacles to the robotization of applications that were previously unheard of, or perceived as impossible, such as pressure cleaning and the decontamination of engine parts in the aeronautics industry. [Read more…] about Fuzzy Logic Robotics and Visionic partner to automate cleaning of complex parts in aeronautics

Filed Under: Features, Software Tagged With: aeronautics, applications, cell, cleaning, complex, control, difficulty, fuzzy, high, industrial, logic, parts, pressure, processes, robot, robotic, robotics, robotization, software, trajectories, visionic

An In-Depth Look at Vendor Compliance Management Software Systems and Their Benefits

April 18, 2023 by Mark Allinson

As the corporate world becomes more dependent on contingent workers, management of vendor relationships and performance is becoming more crucial. A vendor compliance management system is a complete solution to vendor management.

Compliance management involves implementing processes and assessing the company’s compliance with security and corporate standards, as well as with regulatory changes and applicable laws.

This guide will provide an in-depth look at vendor compliance management software, explain what it can do for you, and explain how it contributes to maximizing effectiveness. [Read more…] about An In-Depth Look at Vendor Compliance Management Software Systems and Their Benefits

Filed Under: Software Tagged With: compliance, legal, management, performance, software, vendor

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