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Accerion launches ‘world’s first infrastructure-free, sub-millimeter accuracy’ localization sensor for mobile robots

September 2, 2020 by Liv

Accerion has released a new localization sensor for mobile robots and automated guided vehicles.

The company says the sensor, called Triton, “sets the new standard” in mobile robot and AGV positioning for manufacturers and logistics operators who demand the highest degree of flexibility, adaptability, speed and precision.

After months of field testing in pilot programs across the globe, Triton is robust, proven and ready for high-performance logistics operations, supporting use cases such as free navigation, high-precision docking and virtual line following. [Read more…] about Accerion launches ‘world’s first infrastructure-free, sub-millimeter accuracy’ localization sensor for mobile robots

Filed Under: Design, News Tagged With: accerion, localization, logistics, market, mobile, mobile robots, pilot, robot, robots, sensor, system, triton, warehouse

US gives Amazon permission to make drone deliveries

September 1, 2020 by David Edwards

The US Federal Aviation Administration has given Amazon permission to make drone deliveries, certifying the company as an “air carrier” – basically like an airline company.

The world’s largest online retailer has been trying to get permits to operate its Amazon Prime Air drones for several years, making test deliveries by drones while it waits.

One sticking point was that the FAA had originally wanted drone operators to maintain human vision on the drone while in the air. [Read more…] about US gives Amazon permission to make drone deliveries

Filed Under: Industry, News Tagged With: air, amazon, deliveries, delivery, developed, developing, drone, drones, faa, human, nasa, permission, prime, service, system, traffic, unmanned, years

Chinese shipbuilder integrates autonomous navigation system

August 31, 2020 by Mai Tao

Chinese shipbuilder Jiangnan Shipyards Group is integrating autonomous navigation system into its new vessels, according to RivieraMM.com.

The company ordered the integrated automation and control systems from a company called Høglund Marine Solutions, based in Norway.

Integrated automation and control systems, or IACS, are hardware-plus-software solutions that are designed to meet the complete range of automation and control tasks on board modern vessels, according to Høglund. [Read more…] about Chinese shipbuilder integrates autonomous navigation system

Filed Under: Logistics, News Tagged With: automation, autonomous, cargo, control, høglund, iacs, integrated, mayflower, project, ship, shipping, ships, system, systems, vessel, vessels

Rokae unveils robotic system for making knives and scissor blades

August 31, 2020 by Mai Tao

Rokae has unveiled a robotic system for making knives, scissor blades and other metallic objects with sharp edges. 

The company has partnered with Zhang Xiao Quan, a 400-year-old manufacturer of cutting tools, to implement a robotic system in place of what would be a very time-consuming process for a human worker.

In a typical knife manufacturing facility, huge rolls of steel arrive and are cut into blanks, which are then shaped using presses, and then sharpened. [Read more…] about Rokae unveils robotic system for making knives and scissor blades

Filed Under: Industrial robots, News Tagged With: adjust, autogen, blades, company, cutting, knives, making, percent, process, result, robot, robotic, rokae, scissor, sharpened, sharpening, system, tools, worker

Robotic and Automation News Review: Indy Autonomous Challenge, ABB’s final trim system for automotive manufacturing, billion-dollar quantum and AI plan, microscopic robots, and much more…

August 29, 2020 by Mark Allinson

Robotic and Automation News Review Saturday 29 August 2020

This is a new, weekly column which rounds up all the most interesting news from the robotics and automation industry in the past seven days, in brief form.

Usually, we try to publish the review on Fridays, but because of technical problems last week, it has been delayed until today. Apologies for that.

This Robotics and Automation News Review is also available to view on our YouTube channel. (See video embedded below.)

Please support our website by subscribing to our YouTube channel, by sharing the stories we publish on social media, and by purchasing premium subscriptions to RoboticsAndAutomationNews.com, as well as through corporate sponsorships and advertising.

[Read more…] about Robotic and Automation News Review: Indy Autonomous Challenge, ABB’s final trim system for automotive manufacturing, billion-dollar quantum and AI plan, microscopic robots, and much more…

Filed Under: News Tagged With: artificial, automation, autonomous, company, fully, news, production, review, robot, robotic, robots, sensors, software, system, systems, things, time, university

Swisslog completes $20 million ASRS for drinks company in Dubai

August 26, 2020 by David Edwards

Swisslog has completed the construction of a fully automated storage and retrieval system (ASRS) for a drinks company in Dubai.

Following the implementation of the data-driven intralogistics ASRS, Mai Dubai has benefited with double production, storage capacity and reduced labour costs, say the companies.

Global warehouse automation specialist, Swisslog, today announced the successful installation and implementation of a new fully-automated and retrieval solution for Mai Dubai, a leading Dubai-based bottled drinking water company. [Read more…] about Swisslog completes $20 million ASRS for drinks company in Dubai

Filed Under: Features, Logistics Tagged With: asrs, automated, company, costs, dubai, fully, implementation, mai, pallet, production, retrieval, software, storage, swisslog, system, warehouse, wms

Xwing debuts ‘world’s first fully autonomous air cargo flight’ using classic plane

August 25, 2020 by David Edwards

A startup company called Xwing has completed what it says is the “world’s first fully autonomous air cargo flight” using a classic Cessna plane. (See video below.)

Aerospace experts at the company are working with the FAA to unveil pilotless plane technology for short-distance regional air transportation.

Xwing says it has successfully executed numerous passenger-carrying autonomous take-off to landing flights in a Cessna 208B Grand Caravan. [Read more…] about Xwing debuts ‘world’s first fully autonomous air cargo flight’ using classic plane

Filed Under: News, Transportation Tagged With: air, aircraft, autonomous, cargo, company, control, detect-and-avoid, flight, market, operators, remote, system, systems, tests, time, transportation, unmanned, xwing

Robotic and Automation News Review: OnRobot updates software, drones fly through deep mines, Toyota partners with Ridecell, and much more…

August 24, 2020 by Mark Allinson

Robotic and Automation News Review Monday 24 August 2020

This is a new, weekly column which rounds up all the most interesting news from the robotics and automation industry in the past seven days, in brief form.

Usually, we try to publish the review on Fridays, but because of technical problems last week, it has been delayed until today. Apologies for that.

This Robotics and Automation News Review is also available to view on our YouTube channel. (See video below.)

Please support our website by subscribing to our YouTube channel, by sharing the stories we publish on social media, and by purchasing premium subscriptions to RoboticsAndAutomationNews.com, as well as through corporate sponsorships and advertising.

[Read more…] about Robotic and Automation News Review: OnRobot updates software, drones fly through deep mines, Toyota partners with Ridecell, and much more…

Filed Under: News Tagged With: attabotics, automation, cars, company, funding, platform, robot, robotic, robotics, round, service, software, standards, system, technologies, toyota, underground

Kuka showcases new fully automated sealing and damping system at Audi

August 21, 2020 by David Edwards

Kuka is showcasing a new “fully automated sealing and damping system” that the company has implemented at Audi.

In the automotive industry, it is becoming increasingly important to produce sustainably and efficiently.

As an alternative joining method, adhesive and sealing technology in body-in-white production makes it possible to reliably join a wide variety of materials. [Read more…] about Kuka showcases new fully automated sealing and damping system at Audi

Filed Under: Industrial robots, News Tagged With: acoustic, application, audi, automated, body, damping, expertise, extensive, field, fully, including, interior, kuka, material, production, robots, sealed, sealing, seam, sprayable, stations, supply, system, technology, wide

Developing a Platform to Book Car Rental Online

August 17, 2020 by Polly

We live in a fast−paced world where everything is available to us at our fingertips. With a few finger taps on your phone, you can buy groceries, movies, books, and even a boat without ever leaving your home.

With this level of convenience that many people have grown accustomed to having, it can be difficult appeasing to customers using the old−fashioned route of booking a car by phone.

Car rental websites were one of the biggest ways of drawing in customers since it makes finding rental prices and information on what vehicle models are available with ease. [Read more…] about Developing a Platform to Book Car Rental Online

Filed Under: Promoted Tagged With: authenticated user, booking, business, car, car booking software, car rental online platform, company, customers, design car rental system, mobile app, rental, secure payment, software, system, vehicle models

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