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Robotize to launch new robot and mobile lift staton at LogiMAT
Robotize, a provider of autonomous mobile robots for internal pallet transport, will be presenting a new robot as well as a new mobile lift station at this year’s LogiMAT exhibition. The new GoPal E22 AMR supports a payload of up to 500 kg and will become the smallest robot in Robotize’s range of AMRs, which…
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Fanuc plans to double Michigan campus to accommodate ‘automation demand’
Fanuc, the world’s largest manufacturer of industrial robots, has launched a West Campus expansion that will push its operational space in Oakland County, Michigan to nearly two million square feet. The construction will include a 655,000 square foot state-of-the-art facility to house manufacturing, engineering and R&D projects. This investment in Michigan’s growing manufacturing area includes…
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How Modernization of Our World Reflects in Our Well-Being
Modernization of our world is an inevitable process as our everyday needs drive innovation in every field out there. The thing is, progress is never a straightforward process. It is without a doubt that it improves our lives, but some drawbacks are inevitable. In some cases, new problems arise as well. That being said, what…
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Daimler and Volvo launch €1.2 billion venture to develop hydrogen fuel-cell technology for trucks
Volvo Group and Daimler Trucks have entered into a joint venture to develop, produce and commercialize hydrogen fuel-cell systems for use in heavy-duty trucks as the primary focus, as well as other applications. The ambition of both partners is to make the new company a leading global manufacturer of fuel cells, and thus help the…
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Business Management: Using Current Tech to Your Advantage
Technology is revolutionizing our personal and business lives. There is always new software emerging that can make your life easier, as well as solve problems you currently face. If you are willing to make the investment, you can take advantage of current technology and upgrade your business.
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A Brand New Startup Has Managed to Raise $50 Million for Vehicle Holograms
Envisics might be a little-known company, but what it lacks in recognition, it makes up for in funds that are backing a pioneering sector of the car manufacturing industry. This small startup has raised $50 million from various investors, including General Motors Ventures and Hyundai Mobis, to use technology that it has developed in future…
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Nvidia reportedly in talks to buy ARM
Nvidia, one of the largest chipmakers in the world with a leading position in the robotics and autonomous cars market, is in talks to buy ARM, according to a report on the Bloomberg website. ARM is a chip designer which was bought in 2016 for $32 billion by SoftBank Group, as reported by the Financial…
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Epson Robots signs Olympus Controls as distributor
Epson Robots has signed Olympus Controls, an engineering services provider specializing in the integration of motion control, machine vision, and robotic technologies, as an official distributor of Epson Robots automation products. As factory automation projects become increasingly complex, strong collaboration between distributors and robot vendors is essential. Olympus Controls’ decades of engineering expertise and deep…
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LG partners with Woowa Brothers to develop food delivery robots
Electronics and household appliances giant LG is partnering with unicorn startup Woowa Brothers to develop food delivery robots. The partnership will aim to produce mobile robots that can deliver food to people’s homes as well to the tables of customers at restaurants. While LG is well known around the world, Woowa Brothers is a startup…
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Interview: Startup Reflect developing new solution to ‘a real industrial problem’
Interview with George Papanikolopoulos, CEO of CASP, which is developing a software solution to what he describes as ‘a real industrial problem’ Reflect is one of the experiments that successfully passed to Phase II of the first Open Call in ESMERA, the EU agency that has a multimillion-euro budget to help robotic startups. Being one…