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CoroWare Signs Prototype Design and Development Agreement for Mobile Robot Services

CoroWare has recently declared that its division CoroWare Technologies has entered into a consulting agreement with Man Made Machines to perform design and development services of mobile robotics for a Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) program.

By Andy Choi 1 Mar 2012

Astrobotic Technology Presented with New Task in Lunar Landing Contract

Astrobotic Technology has been presented with one more contract by NASA, supplementing its Innovative Lunar Demonstrations Data (ILDD) contract.

From Astrobotic Technology, Inc 1 Mar 2012

ADTI to Commence Development of Seek and Avoidance Technology for its UAVs

Advanced Defense Technologies (ADTI) has recently declared that it will carry out the development of the major ‘Seek and Avoid System’ technology for its advanced UAVs and drones.

By Andy Choi 1 Mar 2012

Restoration Robotics to Launch ARTAS System in Canada

Restoration Robotics, an independent medical device company, declared that a Canadian Medical Device License has been presented to its innovative ARTAS System. The ARTAS system has thus been validated to be marketed within Canada.

By Andy Choi 29 Feb 2012

Children’s National Medical Center Uses Robotic System for Pediatric Urologic Procedures

The pediatric urologic procedure at the Children’s National Medical Center has been complemented with robotic surgery, which serves to be a minimally invasive option.

By Andy Choi 29 Feb 2012

Robotic Gripper Uses Air Pressure to Throw Objects

The robotic gripper developed by Cornell University now employs air pressure to fling and move objects without arm assistance.

By Andy Choi 29 Feb 2012

New Prototype Robot Traverses and Manipulates 3-D Truss Structure

In future, robots will execute precision repairs on elevated towers and skyscrapers. With a new robot prototype, the Hod Lipson's Creative Machines Lab researchers predicted that the robots can independently navigate and maneuver a 3-D truss structure. In addition, they can also assemble and disassemble the structure by using specialized joints and gears.

By Andy Choi 29 Feb 2012

Comprehensive Report on Global Industrial Robotics Market

GIA has declared the availability of a global report on the Industrial Robotics market. Activated by strong prospects for growth in Asia-Pacific’s developing countries such as China, the global market for Industrial Robotics is estimated to reach 204,000 units by the year 2017.

By Andy Choi 29 Feb 2012

Students to Compete at 2012 Kettering University FIRST Robotics District Games

Among the best FIRST Robotics high school teams in the state, 39 teams will participate in the 2012 Kettering University FIRST Robotics District competition in Flint, scheduled from March 2 to 3. The competition will take place at Kettering’s Recreation Center and it is open to public.

By Andy Choi 29 Feb 2012

Two Important Milestones for Northrop Grumman BAMS UAS Program

Northrop Grumman has initiated flight tests for the premier multifunction active sensor (MFAS) radar to be delivered for the U.S. Navy's MQ-4C Broad Area Maritime Surveillance Unmanned Aircraft System (BAMS UAS).

By Andy Choi 29 Feb 2012

KIT and FZI Present Humanoid Robots and Algorithms

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology along with FZI Research Center for Information Technology will present a humanoid robot, with new algorithms and 3 D visualizations, at the CeBIT in Hanover.

By Andy Choi 28 Feb 2012

National Science Foundation Funds Energid Technologies for Developing Robotic Manipulation Technology

Energid Technologies Corporation achieved grants from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to develop robotic manipulation technology for a more affordable manufacturing process. Through this two-year project, the operators can exhibit maximum achievement with the existing hardware capability.

By Andy Choi 28 Feb 2012

Blue Belt Technologies’ Navio PFS System for Robotic Orthopedic Procedures Achieves CE Mark

Blue Belt Technologies, a medical device company declared that it has obtained the CE Mark for the Navio PFS System.

By Andy Choi 28 Feb 2012

Beaumont Hospital, Troy Performs State’s First Single-Incision Robotic Surgery

A team of surgeons at Beaumont Hospital, Troy were the first in Michigan to perform the first single-incision, robotic surgery for the removal of gallbladder on Feb. 22. This scarless, belly button gallbladder surgery is the latest technique in laparoscopic cholecystectomy.

By Andy Choi 27 Feb 2012

Analysis on ProPep Nerve Monitoring System for Robotic Surgery

The ProPep Nerve Monitoring System has been specifically designed for robotic surgery. It is the first real-time nerve identification system that enables robotic surgery.

By Andy Choi 27 Feb 2012