AI Robots Set to Inspect Buildings and Safeguard Against Structural Failures
Concrete crack detection has come a long way over time, but researchers believe it can go further. Automating the process through AI and robotics could transform the industry for the better.
HP MULTI JET FUSION Helps Campetella Robotic Center Reduce Lead Time and Cost
As a robotic center with deep expertise in industry automation, Campetella is exceptionally
positioned to use HP 3D Printing to produce robotic components and automatic machines parts.
Mobile robot forecast downgraded as macro-economic factors continue to bite
Our new report outlines how governments have struggled in the aftermath of the pandemic, how the retail industry is still going through a post-Covid correction, why China's economy is weaker than expected, and how automotive has been hit by slow uptake of electric vehicles.
Revolutionizing Automotive Manufacturing Intralogistics
Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs) are designed to enhance intralogistics, the complex process of managing and transporting materials within a manufacturing facility, which is critical in automotive production.
The Battle of Price and Progress: Making AI Affordable for the Smaller Businesses
Brain-inspired architectures are making AI models more efficient and less resource-intensive. This convergence of AI innovation and energy efficiency points to a future where AI isn't just the domain of large corporations but a tool accessible to all.
Mastering peak season with robotics & automation
This year, continued economic uncertainty and geopolitical disruption are once again complicating peak season planning, compounded by the ongoing industry-wide labor shortage which makes it harder to scale the workforce fast enough to meet demand.
Stretch and Spot: Increasing Operational Efficiency and Making Warehouse Work Safer
Stretch currently unloads boxes autonomously at the Hermes Fulfillment center, while Spot supports predictive maintenance by inspecting fire exits and structural changes and detecting air and gas leaks.
Carnegie Robotics Unveils Cutting-Edge Body-Worn Compute System for Military Use
Carnegie Robotics introduces military-grade, body-worn compute system called CardShark that is gaining traction with Booz Allen Hamilton
How NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin™ helps unlock the power of surround-view camera solutions
The blog explains how these cameras enable precise maneuvering, reduce manual intervention, and enhance safety in various embedded vision applications.
Can cobots attract more young talent to welding?
Despite the attractive salary, the number of young people taking up this profession continues to decline, as it is often regarded as unappealing, harmful to health, and dirty. This is where cobots come in.
Why this wheel drive is getting so much attention from design engineers
To simplify the development of AGVs and AMRs, ElectroCraft offers a unique, integrated wheel drive platform, which provides increased performance and reliability at an affordable price compared to traditional motor/gearbox/wheel combinations.
Can Predictive AI Lead Robotics Education to Its Next Evolution?
Institutions using predictive AI in education are already seeing adaptive learning platforms that make robotics training more accessible and relevant to evolving industry needs.
Integrating Servo Drives with Robotics: Key Considerations for Seamless Automation
In this article, we will explore the key considerations for integrating servo drives with robotics to achieve smoother, more effective automation systems.
6 Ways AI is Improving Robot Perception and Navigation
The diversity of applications for AI robotic perception improvements will extend Industry 5.0 beyond its perceived potential.
Longer tool service life, lower energy consumption
It has become essential for production companies to manufacture in a climate-friendly and economical way. With process-integrated measures, pollutant emissions and the use of resources must be kept as low as possible, while protecting and relieving the burden on employees.
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