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Companies Seek New Tools to Support On-Site Security

March 22, 2025 by David Edwards

On-site security is an issue that affects the vast majority of companies at some point in their expansion. While remote working is gaining popularity, most firms still require physical premises to operate effectively in the modern economy.

Brands are trying to navigate the growing ecosystem of threats and come out on top, developing innovative tools that enhance site security.

As such, the need for new security tools is growing. While older methods are effective, technology is adding to the mix in ways few predicted years ago. [Read more…] about Companies Seek New Tools to Support On-Site Security

Filed Under: Infrastructure Tagged With: companies, new, on-site, proximity, remote, scanners, security, support, tools, working

MassRobotics reveals chosen startups for healthcare robotics support program

January 9, 2025 by David Edwards

MassRobotics has revealed the fourth cohort of its Healthcare Robotics Startup Catalyst Program, marking a record-breaking year with an unprecedented number of applicants.

This year’s cohort includes six innovative companies selected for their cutting-edge solutions in healthcare robotics.

The selection process was guided by the expertise and support of the MassRobotics Steering Committee, which includes industry leaders from MITRE, Festo, Mitsubishi Electric, and Novanta, and other key stakeholders. [Read more…] about MassRobotics reveals chosen startups for healthcare robotics support program

Filed Under: Features, Health Tagged With: healthcare, massrobotics, program, resources, robotics, support

German Bionic unveils ‘world’s most powerful exoskeleton’

January 8, 2025 by Mark Allinson

German Bionic, the Berlin-based developer of robotic exoskeleton technology, has introduced the Apogee Ultra – the world’s most powerful series-production exoskeleton.

Available today and designed to empower workers across logistics, manufacturing, construction, bagging handling, and healthcare industries, Apogee Ultra sets new benchmarks in strength, adaptability, and worker safety, meeting the demands of various high-intensity tasks and enhancing productivity.

Seen in action here and demonstrated throughout CES at the German Pavilion (Hall A, Booth 50339), Apogee Ultra is the company’s strongest and most intelligent exoskeleton to date. [Read more…] about German Bionic unveils ‘world’s most powerful exoskeleton’

Filed Under: News, Wearables Tagged With: exoskeleton, german bionic, support, workforce

Tackling Legal Issues in Robotics Startups is Doable with the Right Legal Support

August 9, 2024 by Mark Allinson

Entrepreneurs starting a robotics startup often feel a mix of excitement and pressure – they’re of course eager to embrace the potential to innovate and disrupt industries with cutting-edge technology.

However, they also recognize the challenges, from securing funding and assembling a skilled team to steward complex regulations.

According to reports, the global robotics market is set to grow by 11.25% from 2024 to 2028, hitting around $65.59 billion; and with that kind of growth comes heightened scrutiny from regulators, which means that the legal landscape will require more than just tech savvy. [Read more…] about Tackling Legal Issues in Robotics Startups is Doable with the Right Legal Support

Filed Under: Robotics Tagged With: firm, issues, law, legal, robotics, startups, support, tackling, velocity

6 Advantages of AR Remote Support for Field Service Technicians

March 27, 2024 by David Edwards

Do you know much about remote AR support? If not, be sure to catch up, because this technology may soon significantly change the approach of technicians who must go into the field to service and repair machines.

AR Remote Assistance, a technology born from the fusion of augmented reality (AR) and remote assistance capabilities, has a robust history dating back to the early 21st century.

It’s not just a passing trend-it’s a rapidly expanding market projected to be worth a staggering $108.4 billion by 2027 (Grand View Research). [Read more…] about 6 Advantages of AR Remote Support for Field Service Technicians

Filed Under: Technology Tagged With: advantages, ar, augmented, field, reality, service, support, technicians

What Qualifications Do Technical Support Jobs Require?

March 5, 2024 by David Edwards

Traditionally, technical support has been carried out over the phone. But, these days, this has been extended to online channels, such as online forums and chats. 

This is mainly due to the fact that more and more people are using computers and other Internet devices. [Read more…] about What Qualifications Do Technical Support Jobs Require?

Filed Under: Computing Tagged With: jobs, qualifications, require, social media, support, technical

Outokumpu becomes ‘first’ in steel industry to use robotics in safety management

September 6, 2023 by Mark Allinson

Outokumpu, a giant specialist producer of stainless steel, will start to utilize artificial intelligence and safety inspection robots to improve and digitize the company’s facilities’ health and safety monitoring.

Outokumpu recently signed a deal with a Swiss robotics company ANYbotics on autonomous robotics solutions and, in June 2023, the first ANYmal robot arrived to Outokumpu’s site in Krefeld, Germany.

Outokumpu claims this makes the company the “first in the steel industry to use robotics in safety management – supporting the vision of achieving the lowest accident frequency rate in the industry by 2025”. [Read more…] about Outokumpu becomes ‘first’ in steel industry to use robotics in safety management

Filed Under: Industry, News Tagged With: anybotics, anymal, company, employees, hazardous, increase, industry, inspection, krefeld, management, outokumpu, reducing, robot, robotics, robots, safety, site, steel, substances, support

Industry group proposes plan to increase automation in logistics facilities

September 6, 2023 by Mark Allinson

The warehousing and storage industry faces growing demand to deliver goods across the country as consumers purchase more goods online.

To address the productivity crunch and improve workers’ well-being, policymakers should establish measures to support robotic automation in logistics facilities, according to a new report from the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, the leading think tank for science and technology policy.

Morgan Stevens, a research assistant at ITIF who wrote the report, says: “Firms need to adopt robotics to help workers accomplish more per hour and stay safe while doing so. [Read more…] about Industry group proposes plan to increase automation in logistics facilities

Filed Under: Logistics, News Tagged With: address, adoption, automation, consumers, facilities, firms, goods, improve, increase, industry, innovation, logistics, policymakers, productivity, report, robotic, robotics, storage, support, technology, warehousing, workers

Summer Berry Company partners with Tortuga AgTech

September 5, 2023 by David Edwards

Cibus Capital says one of its portfolio companies, UK berry grower The Summer Berry Company (TSBCo), has extended its partnership with Tortuga AgTech, a provider of commercial harvesting robot fleet.

TSBCo has deployed 52 Tortuga robots in its 26 ha of glasshouses and 140 ha of polytunnels in Southwest England to harvest strawberries, provide forecasting on yields, plant health as well as providing support to their agronomists in fighting pests via UV light application.

Cibus Capital advises on investments that support sustainable agricultural production and the incorporation of disruptive technologies into its portfolio companies is pivotal to its mission. [Read more…] about Summer Berry Company partners with Tortuga AgTech

Filed Under: Agriculture, News Tagged With: agtech, berry, capital, cibus, companies, company, forecasting, grower, ha, increasing, issues, labour, operations, partnership, portfolio, reducing, robots, solutions, summer, support, tortuga, tsbco, uk

Embracing Technology and Robotics for Enhanced Mental Health and Addiction Recovery

August 23, 2023 by Mark Allinson

In recent years, the gradual integration of technology and robotics into various aspects of our lives has showcased the potential to revolutionize how we approach challenges.

From helping professional athletes in their training programs to supporting vital surgical procedures, robotics is becoming an indispensable assistant in countless sectors.

One of the areas where the impact of robotics and technology is increasingly being recognized is mental health and addiction recovery. [Read more…] about Embracing Technology and Robotics for Enhanced Mental Health and Addiction Recovery

Filed Under: Health Tagged With: addiction, health, individuals, mental, recovery, robotics, students, support, technology, therapy

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