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Bota Systems says its new force torque sensor ‘triples sensitivity of cobots’

April 29, 2024 by David Edwards

Bota Systems, a pioneer in multi-axis force torque sensors, has launched the SensONE T5, a high sensitivity version of its SensONE sensor.

The SensONE T5 provides an exceptional sensitivity level of just 0.05 N / 0.002 Nm, which is three to five times higher than on the current SensONE sensor.

The SensONE T5 is, therefore, perfectly suited for implementation on collaborative robots (cobots) with small payloads of up to 5 kg. [Read more…] about Bota Systems says its new force torque sensor ‘triples sensitivity of cobots’

Filed Under: Industrial robots, News Tagged With: bota, cobots, collaborative robots, force torque, sensone, sensors, systems

Bio-Technical Resources Announces Expertise in Pichia Pastoris Protein Expression

April 29, 2024 by David Edwards

Bio-Technical Resources (BTR), a leading contract research and manufacturing organization, announces the development of custom Pichia pastoris protein expression systems. The company can produce recombinant proteins using this versatile yeast expression host.

Pichia pastoris is a powerful protein production system widely adopted in numerous industries. The yeast expression host can produce proteins that resemble mammalian proteins, giving it a distinct advantage over traditional bacterial expression systems.

In addition, the yeast’s Generally Regarded As Safe (GRAS) status makes it particularly well-suited for manufacturing food ingredients and pharmaceutical proteins. [Read more…] about Bio-Technical Resources Announces Expertise in Pichia Pastoris Protein Expression

Filed Under: Science Tagged With: bio-technical, biotech, btr, cell, expression, mammalian, pastoris, pichia, platforms, protein, resources, systems

The Benefits of Visitor Management Systems in Business

April 15, 2024 by David Edwards

Visitor management systems are essential in ensuring efficient and secure control over who enters a business premises. Technological advancements have revolutionized traditional reception areas, leading to improved security protocols and enhanced visitor experience.

With the growing concern over data security and the need for seamless business operations, these systems are more than just a modern convenience; they are a necessity. Below, we’ll explore the many benefits that visitor management systems offer to businesses in a variety of sectors.

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Filed Under: Business Tagged With: benefits, business, data, decisions, driven, management, strategy, systems, visitor

Boston University celebrates grand opening of its Robotics & Autonomous Systems Teaching & Innovation Center

March 29, 2024 by David Edwards

An autonomous robot cut the ceremonial ribbon at the grand opening of Boston University’s $8.8 million Robotics & Autonomous Systems Teaching & Innovation Center (RASTIC).

Held March 4th, the grand opening included talks from state, industry and university leadership; facility tours; and 16 student demonstrations of robotic projects, spanning smart cities, medical robotics, drones, autonomous driving, smart home applications, and more.

In development over the past year, RASTIC brings together academia and industry to develop the next-generation competitive robotics and autonomous systems workforce. [Read more…] about Boston University celebrates grand opening of its Robotics & Autonomous Systems Teaching & Innovation Center

Filed Under: Features, Research Tagged With: autonomous, boston, center, engineering, innovation, professor, rastic, robotics, students, systems, teaching, university

Empowering Automation: A Comprehensive Guide to AGV Battery Charging Systems

March 22, 2024 by Mark Allinson

In the realm of industrial automation, Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs) represent a pivotal innovation, enhancing efficiency and reducing operational costs across numerous sectors.

Central to their performance is an often-overlooked component: the battery charging system.

This guide embarks on a detailed exploration of AGV battery charging systems, elucidating why an efficient charging system is not just an accessory but a cornerstone for AGV performance and longevity.

AGVs, robotic movers that follow markers or wires on the floor or use vision, magnets, or lasers for navigation, are indispensable in modern warehouses, manufacturing facilities, and distribution centers. [Read more…] about Empowering Automation: A Comprehensive Guide to AGV Battery Charging Systems

Filed Under: Energy Tagged With: agv, battery, implementations, maintaining, systems

Reliable Robotics continues momentum towards certification of its autonomous flight system

February 13, 2024 by David Edwards

Reliable Robotics, a developer of autonomous aircraft automation systems, has announced further certification progress with FAA acceptance of requirements for Reliable’s advanced aircraft navigation and autopilot systems.

These systems provide continuous autopilot engagement throughout all phases of flight including automatic taxi, takeoff, and landing.

In an industry-leading first, Reliable Robotics and the FAA established agreement on the testing and analysis that will be performed to show that these highly automated systems satisfy FAA safety and performance requirements for operations throughout the conterminous United States and Alaska. [Read more…] about Reliable Robotics continues momentum towards certification of its autonomous flight system

Filed Under: Aircraft Tagged With: aircraft, automation, autonomous, faa, navigation, systems

The Green Revolution: How Sustainable Tech is Transforming Business Operations

January 25, 2024 by David Edwards

In a world increasingly conscious of environmental impact, the integration of sustainable technologies into business operations is at the forefront of a revolutionary shift.

This article explores the landscape of sustainable tech, encompassing energy-efficient machinery, eco-friendly materials, and waste reduction systems, and examines how these innovations are transforming the way businesses operate.

Beyond contributing to environmental conservation, these technologies are proving to be powerful catalysts for enhanced efficiency and reduced operational costs, marking a paradigm shift in the business landscape. [Read more…] about The Green Revolution: How Sustainable Tech is Transforming Business Operations

Filed Under: Environment Tagged With: automated, biodegradable, business, green, greener, payroll, recycled, revolution, sustainable, systems, tech, transforming

Optical Monitoring: The Future of Precision and Efficiency in High-Resolution Applications

January 24, 2024 by David Edwards

High-resolution applications are crucial in various industries, including automation, robotics, and renewable energy. A pivotal component in these applications is monitoring, and technology is making great strides in this area.

Optical monitoring systems, such as those provided by CEKO Sensors, offer an all-optical, metal-free solution. This technology ensures precise, high-resolution monitoring with a wide dynamic range, even in harsh environments.

These systems are also a game-changer in transformer monitoring, allowing for real-time data collection and analysis, which can significantly enhance efficiency and safety. [Read more…] about Optical Monitoring: The Future of Precision and Efficiency in High-Resolution Applications

Filed Under: Technology Tagged With: energy, high-resolution, monitoring, optical, renewable, systems, transformer

Lafayette Engineering: Pioneering in Advanced Sortation Systems

January 18, 2024 by David Edwards

In the fast-paced realm of warehouse management and material handling, Lafayette Engineering is a prominent leader, specializing in sophisticated sortation systems.

These systems are essential in logistics, where they identify and accurately direct items on conveyor belts to their intended destinations. This process, driven by a variety of devices and specialized software, is key to ensuring material handling is both efficient and precise.

Businesses often face significant challenges in sorting products for market delivery. Lafayette Engineering’s sortation systems are vital in this aspect, segregating products into different lanes that lead to various destinations. [Read more…] about Lafayette Engineering: Pioneering in Advanced Sortation Systems

Filed Under: Logistics Tagged With: automation, centers, distribution, engineering, lafayette, operations, sortation, systems, warehouse

Toyota Research Institute showcases latest AI-assisted driving technology

December 27, 2023 by Mark Allinson

Last month, Toyota Research Institute (TRI) invited reporters for a deep dive into its new Accelerated Concepts program in active safety.

The international media event at Thunderhill Raceway, Willows, California, marked a first for TRI, offering journalists from the US and Europe an opportunity to ride inside its research vehicles and simulators and experience firsthand how TRI is approaching autonomy.

TRI’s Human Interactive Driving (HID) team aims their research not at self-driving robotaxis but rather at active safety, incorporating both high autonomy AND high driver engagement. This approach makes driving both safer and more fun – keeping the driver engaged and working with the car as a truly intelligent partner. [Read more…] about Toyota Research Institute showcases latest AI-assisted driving technology

Filed Under: Autonomous Vehicles Tagged With: ai, artificial intelligence, assistance, autonomous, driver, institute, research, systems, technology, toyota, vehicles

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