ACUA Ocean and HydroSurv, two UK-based companies specialising in maritime autonomous systems, have announced their intention to merge, combining extensive expertise in the development and operation of Uncrewed Surface Vessels (USVs) and associated technologies for marine surveying and surveillance.
HARD-LINE will be attending CONEXPO 2023 with their low-profile loaders and simulations of innovative technological solutions for the industry
RoboSense, a world-leading provider of Smart LiDAR Sensor Systems, has announced the launch of its first automotive-grade solid-state LiDAR perception solution for L4 autonomous driving, the RS-Fusion-P6 (P6).
Measurement and sensor solutions from SIKO are not only found in established industrial applications, SIKO GmbH is also currently supporting an agricultural research and development project with two rotary encoders from its range for mobile machines.
EEVE, the innovative Belgian startup, continues to lead the way in the world of robotics with its ground-breaking vision-only robot. The company, which was the first and only one to develop a robot of this kind, has recently drawn attention due to the actions of a prominent Chinese robot manufacturer, Worx.
Tamagawa Seiki Co., Ltd. is a globally leading Japanese manufacturer of motion control components and systems centred around its long-established expertise in high precision angular measurement.
Volvo Group Venture Capital AB invests in the Canadian founded company Waabi Innovation Inc, developing the next generation of autonomous trucking technology.
As countries aim to develop weapons traveling at Mach 5 and faster, a team of researchers guided by experts from the University of Arizona has developed a “brain” for high-speed interceptors and vehicles.
Visualize a group of robots and humans working in unison to process online orders—real-life workers advantageously positioned among their robotic coworkers who are moving judiciously to and fro in a warehouse space, gathering items to be shipped to customers.
Scientists from Tokyo Metropolitan University have designed a virtual reality (VR) remote collaboration platform which allows users on Segways to share what they see as well as what they feel while accelerating as they move.