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…arms and shoulders, and joint motors that can handle powerful performance, agility, speed, load capacity, endurance and more. The G1 humanoid robot - priced at $16,000 for the base model - is Unitree’s consumer-facing answer to robot researchers and hobbyists looking for an affordable humanoid robot. It is smaller than H1, and highly agile, capable of folding up into a…
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…needs of operators in automotive, general manufacturing, high-volume warehousing. Vecna had previously closed a $100 million series C funding round and appointed Michael Helmbrecht as COO. Iagnemma brings CEO experience from nuTonomy, Motional Iagnemma is an entrepreneur and knowledgeable developer in the commercial robotics industry, with a career history that blends academic research and industry leadership. He co-founded and served…
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…as E-Stop and safety brakes. Motor control uses three signals (pulse/direction/enable) and steel gears reduce backlash to <5 arcmin. The robot is flexible and can also be paired with multiple options such as three kinds of grippers, a 24V IO module, a cube feeder with optical sensors and external sensors. “We launch the Astorino with a clear goal: to advance…
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…and easier,” said Jon Heddleson, General Manager of the factory automation division for FANUC America. “The 500i-A CNC will help the industry by providing optimized 5-axis integrated technology, which more shops are moving towards. Plus, the new controls are designed to simplify operation and maintenance.” The FANUC Series 500i-A CNC shares benefits with FANUC’s other control platforms, such as high…
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…industrial settings, the potential of general-purpose humanoid robotics remains largely untapped, with their appeal being versatility, Elysium’s co-founders said. Though motors and other current actuation technologies are sufficient for some motion needs, Hammond and Alvarez-Icaza said they have significant limitations for niche applications such as prosthetics and robotics, which may require a more compact and efficient source of motion production.…
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…Automotive and its wholesale division, Motor State Distributing, says David Meadow, chief information officer for the company, a global distributor of racing and high-performance parts and accessories. See inside the Lane Automotive distribution center Into mid-afternoon, Lane’s customers accumulate parts orders for engine builds, race cars, hot rods and performance off-road vehicle projects. As Lane’s first carrier pull time approaches,…
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…induction, sorting, packing, screwing, bolting, general assembly and more, according to the company. “We are transforming robots from mere programmable machines into perceptive human-like entities,” said Gokul NA, founder – design, product & brand at CynLr. “Imagine a world with simple dexterous visual robots like Cyro deployed at manufacturing lines. Manufacturers will have unparalleled flexibility and will be able to…
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…of product management at OTTO Motors by Rockwell Automation, says, “there’s now a sea of AMR manufacturers we didn’t even know a year ago.” On one side of the AMR equation, “we are well past the early adopter stage,” says Northrup. He estimates tens of thousands of AMRs are probably deployed worldwide. These range from pilots to full-fledged systems, explains…
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…of product management at OTTO Motors by Rockwell Automation, says, “there’s now a sea of AMR manufacturers we didn’t even know a year ago.” On one side of the AMR equation, “we are well past the early adopter stage,” says Northrup. He estimates tens of thousands of AMRs are probably deployed worldwide. Rather than follow a fixed path, AMRs autonomously…
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…charging. Automotive manufacturers including Ford, General Motors, and BMW have committed to transitioning to the NACS by 2025. Scythe said an industry-wide move toward standardized charging infrastructure will streamline user experiences by providing reliable and simple charging solutions. “With the US moving towards the adoption of NACS across the board, it's clear that this standardized charging solution will be the…
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…centerpiece of bulk bins in general. And recent developments from both ORBIS and Schaefer are automotive bound, especially for electric vehicle production. A clear polystyrene bin (top) provides easy visibility of contents. Stackable heavy duty bins (middle) are made of rugged polypropylene. A clear top protects bin contents (bottom). Recently, Schaefer received a design and innovation award from the Reusable…
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…a subsidiary of Great Wall Motor Co., Ltd. (GWM), responsible for the development of intelligent equipment and the design and integration of automated production lines for GWM and other auto companies. These new capabilities have been verified in EA's 5G-Advanced industrial Internet lab and will deployed on the company’s commercial production lines in short order. “Digitalization is a must for…
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…Automobil Holding SE, Denso Global, General Motors Ventures, Maniv Mobility LP, and Xerox Ventures. New investors included Honda Motor and Cubit Capital, among others. “Seurat has an innovative concept and technologies for metal additive manufacturing, and Honda has high expectations for their future potential,” said Manabu Ozawa, managing executive officer of Honda Motor Co. “The metal additive manufacturing technology will…
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…the parent company of OTTO Motors. The companies claimed that the transaction demonstrated the strength of demand for robots for materials handling. Earlier this month, Rockwell completed its acquisition of Kitchener, Ontario-based Clearpath, which makes development platforms, and OTTO. The Milwaukee-based company is adding OTTO Motors' autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) and navigation and fleet management software to its existing industrial…
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…Jim Lawton, vice president and general manager for robotics automation at Zebra Technologies Joe Oliaro, vice president of sales and chief real estate officer at Wagner Logistics Kait Peterson, senior director of product marketing at Locus Robotics John Santagate, vice president of robotics at Körber Supply Chain Suppliers harness data for continuous improvement How have mobile robots evolved in the…
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Cybernetix Ventures’ event kicks off Robotics Tech Week 2026 slate of events
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