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Ridecell launches ‘first ever platform’ to convert vehicle data into automated operations

April 20, 2021 by David Edwards

Ridecell, a provider of automation for vehicle fleets, has launched its Fleet IoT Automation, which it describes as “the first IoT driven automation platform designed specifically for fleet-based businesses”.

Fleet IoT Automation integrates data insights with digital vehicle control to turn today’s manual processes into automated workflows.

The result is a self-acting fleet digitalization system that doesn’t just create alerts around issues or opportunities but helps the operations and business teams configure intelligent automation to respond to revenue opportunities and resolve fleet issues proactively. [Read more…] about Ridecell launches ‘first ever platform’ to convert vehicle data into automated operations

Filed Under: Autonomous Vehicles, News Tagged With: automation, data, fleet, fleets, iot, platform, ridecell, systems, vehicle

Rockwell Automation and Comau partner to ‘simplify robot integration for manufacturers’

April 20, 2021 by David Edwards

Rockwell Automation and Comau are partnering to, as they say, “give businesses worldwide vital tools to maximize manufacturing efficiencies through unified robot control solutions”.

Blake Moret, chairman and CEO of Rockwell Automation, says: “Industrial companies are looking for efficient ways to integrate robotics into their operations for process optimization and agility.

“Rockwell Automation’s collaboration with Comau will simplify programming and lifecycle management, accelerating time to value for our customers.” [Read more…] about Rockwell Automation and Comau partner to ‘simplify robot integration for manufacturers’

Filed Under: Industrial robots, News Tagged With: automation, capitanio, collaboration, comau, companies, control, customers, digital, factorytalk, industrial, integration, machine, performance, robot, robotics, rockwell, software, solution, solutions, system, systems, tools, twin, unified

Rootstock Software appoints two executives to foster and accelerate customer success with its Cloud ERP

April 16, 2021 by Elaine

Rootstock Software, a leading provider of cloud Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) solutions built on the Salesforce platform, has appointed two executives to continue bolstering customer success.

The appointments include Zach Feige to Vice President of Professional Services and Scott Johnson to Senior Vice President of Customer Operations. Both Feige and Johnson will report to CRO David Stephans.

Stephans says: “We’ve always had a strong customer-centric culture. [Read more…] about Rootstock Software appoints two executives to foster and accelerate customer success with its Cloud ERP

Filed Under: Business, News Tagged With: companies, company, customer, customers, erp, experience, feige, implementations, johnson, management, manufacturing, president, professional, rootstock, scott, services, solution, stephans, success, support, systems, team, ve, vice, zach

The Critical Tech Automated Vehicles Will Use to Keep Us Safe

April 15, 2021 by Polly

The improved safety of the self-driving car, both for the passengers and other road users are well known.

However, what many people do not understand are the separate systems and technologies that are being built into autonomous vehicles to ensure this advance in safety.

After all, it is not only that the vehicle contains an AI capable of making high-speed decisions, but also that it will be equipped with the following systems and features that will ensure both efficiency and protection. [Read more…] about The Critical Tech Automated Vehicles Will Use to Keep Us Safe

Filed Under: Autonomous Vehicles, Promoted Tagged With: access, AR Windshields, automated, Biometric Vehicle Access, car, cars, data, driver, driving, effective, feature, future, hazards, headlights, Infra Red Headlights, infrared, issues, live, passengers, Real Time Health Monitoring, real-time, Remotely Shutting Down Self Driving Vehicle, road, safety, self-driving, shutdown, systems, tech, vehicle, vehicles

SAE International launches 12-week robotics for autonomous vehicle systems training ‘Bootcamp’

April 14, 2021 by Elaine

Virtual 12-week experience provides career development opportunities for engineers entering the fast-growing autonomous vehicles industry

SAE International has announced the new 12-week Robotics for Autonomous Vehicle Systems Bootcamp for recent graduates and/or entry-level mechanical, electrical and computer science engineers joining the industry to support autonomous vehicle (AV) system development.

In partnership with Clemson University and Argo AI, SAE designed the rigorous, virtual-only workforce development experience to provide participants with an in-depth technical understanding of how to build autonomous systems.

“Companies can spend upwards of 10 months onboarding entry-level AV positions, which in this fast-moving industry can directly hinder the development and deployment cycles. The Robotics for Autonomous Vehicle Systems Bootcamp aims to support both employers and professionals by bridging the training gap through an accelerated 12-week bootcamp,” said Elizabeth Melville, director of learning at SAE International. [Read more…] about SAE International launches 12-week robotics for autonomous vehicle systems training ‘Bootcamp’

Filed Under: Autonomous Vehicles, News Tagged With: ansys, autonomous, autonomous vehicles, av, bootcamp, clemson, development, engineering, engineers, entry-level, experience, experts, field, industry, international, jeff, learn, learning, mobility, participants, professionals, robotics, sae, sales, software, solutions, support, systems, technical, training, university, vehicle, week

Improved Safety of Self-Driving Car

April 12, 2021 by Polly

The improved safety of the self-driving car, both for the passengers and other road users are well known.

However, what many people do not understand are the separate systems and technologies that are being built into autonomous vehicles to ensure this advance in safety.

After all, it is not only that the vehicle contains an AI capable of making high-speed decisions, but also that it will be equipped with the following systems and features that will ensure both efficiency and protection. [Read more…] about Improved Safety of Self-Driving Car

Filed Under: Autonomous Vehicles, Promoted Tagged With: access, ai, alerts, ar, AR Windshields, automated, biometric, Biometrics, car, cars, data, driver, driving, effective, ensure, feature, future, hazards, headlights, health, Infra Red Headlights, infrared, issues, live, monitoring, passengers, people, potential, real-time, remote, risk, road, safety, self-driving, shut, shutdown, systems, tech, traffic, vehicle, vehicles, wheels

Deep learning networks prefer the human voice – just like we do

April 7, 2021 by David Edwards

Columbia engineers demonstrate that AI systems might reach higher performance if programmed with sound files of human language rather than with binary data labels. (See video below.)

The digital revolution is built on a foundation of invisible 1s and 0s called bits.

As decades pass, and more and more of the world’s information and knowledge morph into streams of 1s and 0s, the notion that computers prefer to “speak” in binary numbers is rarely questioned.

According to new research from Columbia Engineering, this could be about to change. [Read more…] about Deep learning networks prefer the human voice – just like we do

Filed Under: Artificial Intelligence, Features Tagged With: ai, binary, chen, data, experiment, human, image, language, lipson, network, networks, neural, object, percent, performance, photographs, researchers, sound, systems, trained, training, voice

Veo Robotics gains ISO safety certification for FreeMove system

April 6, 2021 by David Edwards

Veo Robotics, a company that develops systems for industrial automation, says its flagship product FreeMove has received safety certification from TÜV Rheinland for its industrial robot safeguarding system – making it a “first-of-its-kind solution for human-robot collaboration”.

Veo says FreeMove is the only solution on the market today that implements dynamic, 3D speed and separation monitoring and has been certified for compliance with ISO 13849 for PLd, Category 3. It is available for purchase now. [Read more…] about Veo Robotics gains ISO safety certification for FreeMove system

Filed Under: Industrial robots, News Tagged With: automation, certification, certified, customers, fas, first-of-its-kind, freemove, industrial, industry, iso, offer, robotics, safeguarding, safety, solution, system, systems, veo, years

MIT CSAIL’s robo-starfish enables closer study of aquatic life

April 6, 2021 by David Edwards

Scientists have invented a ‘robo-starfish’ which give us more insights into aquatic life, as Adam Conner-Simons, or MIT CSAIL, reports. (See video below.)

Biologists have long experienced the challenges of documenting ocean life, with many species of fish proving quite sensitive to the underwater movements of humans.

As a possible solution, computer scientists have been developing special marine robots that can stealthily move among their carbon-based counterparts. In 2018, for example, a team from MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab (CSAIL) fabricated a soft robotic fish that autonomously swam with real fish along the coral reefs of Fiji.

However, the complex dynamics of how water moves – and its ability to quickly ruin some perfectly good electronics systems – have made underwater robots especially difficult to develop compared to ones for air or land. [Read more…] about MIT CSAIL’s robo-starfish enables closer study of aquatic life

Filed Under: Environment, News Tagged With: complex, control, csail, design, du, experiments, fabricated, fish, hughes, legs, life, mit, move, paper, researchers, robot, robotic, robots, rus, simulation, simulator, soft, starfish, systems, team, tool, underwater, water

IAM Robotics partners with Tompkins Robotics to develop order fulfillment solution

April 2, 2021 by David Edwards

IAM Robotics has joined forces with Tompkins Robotics to create a new robotic application to automate the exit process of order fulfillment.

Developed by Tompkins, the new application enhances the current t-Sort system with the addition of xChange to autonomously remove completed order containers from sortation and replace them with empty order containers at one time. xChange is based on IAM Robotics’ latest robot, Atlas.

Thanks to the industry-leading features of xChange, companies are even closer to experiencing human-free automated sortation. [Read more…] about IAM Robotics partners with Tompkins Robotics to develop order fulfillment solution

Filed Under: Logistics, News Tagged With: atlas, automation, collaboration, companies, container, containers, exit, fulfillment, iam, items, mobile, order, process, requirements, robotics, sort, sortation, system, systems, t-sort, tompkins, traditional, unit, warehouse, xchange

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