FIRST Robotics Competition fever has hit the schools once again. At the annual robotics competition the students get a chance to test their skills as part of a robot building team. They go through the process of designing and building their robots for the competition and learn a lot more than robotics in the process.
A new elegant, precise and metallic industrial robot industrial robot has been developed, which will turn CeBIT’s Fraunhofer stand into an art studio.
Adept Technology has partnered with the Willow Garage. Adept’s robotic solutions for industries and Willow Garage’s robot operating system (ROS) software structure will provide solutions for industrial and production applications.
Industrial robots are now popular among industries for their versatile applications in production and assembly lines. Mobile robots are currently being employed as an alternative to human operation to explore hazardous and complex environments such as buildings prone to collapsing, ground or caves polluted by an industrial accident. However, in some cases, mapping of spaces becomes difficult.
Adept Technology has secured a $1.4 million order from a leading producer of advanced automated machinery. The OEM company has selected Adept to deliver sophisticated robotic systems, which will enhance the manufacturing ability of its end user.
As part of D & R Technology’s efforts to develop and research industrial robotics, Ecoland International has announced that it will form a Robotics Research Group (RRG).
US based Seegrid has introduced the GC4 vision guided stand-up forklift at MODEX 2012. The unmanned robotic industrial truck uses the company’s proprietary vision guided navigation system and is built on a readymade Class I forklift chassis.
Swisslog and JBT Partnership have entered into a partnership agreement for the manufacture of Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs) to be used in hospitals. Both the companies will develop and market the AGVs from 2013.
CasePick Systems, headquartered in Wilmington, Massachusetts, has re-launched the company with a new name, Symbotic. The company’s aim is to offer novel automation technology that significantly decreases operating costs by managing throughput volume and enhancing storage capacity.
Six teams of University of Bristol’s computer science students presented their prototypes to companies at an event held on 26 January, 2012.
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