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…additional sensors, like IMU or GPS. Aeries II is the first sensor on the market to integrate Aeva’s lidar-on-chip technology, the Mountain View, Calif.-based company said. It integrates all key sensor components including transmitters, receivers, and optics onto a compact silicon photonics module. This design uses no fiber optics, resulting in a highly automated manufacturing process that allows Aeva to…
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…in outdoor environments and in GPS-denied situations as well. A lot of that work in recent years has involved underwater robots because that is really where some of the toughest unsolved problems are right now in robot navigation. There are a lot of unique challenges in that domain. Submerged underwater, you don't really have access to the electromagnetic spectrum, so…
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…city are calling “Digidogs,” and GPS tracking systems developed by StarChase. “We are scanning the globe on finding technology that will ensure this city is safe for New Yorkers, visitors and whomever is here,” Adams added. “If we were not willing to move forward and use technology on how to properly keep cities safe, then you will not keep up…
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…land safely, with or without GPS. Its systems serve aerial mobility applications for partners in the commercial and defense sectors. The company said it bridges the gap between aerospace and robotics with complete systems that improve efficiency, performance, and safety for aircraft ranging from small drones to full-size helicopters. Drones fly in critical window Blood loss is a leading non-age-related…
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…eliminate small drones without using GPS or radio-frequency jamming. Launched from a designated pod, the interceptor flies autonomously towards the targets based on initial radar guidance, then “locks on” to the target with advanced machine vision. The intercepting drone follows the target, then incapacitates and captures it, using a net and a parachute to safely lower it to the ground.…
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…sensors to operate autonomously, using GPS for location, radar and lidar for obstacle detection and cameras for remote monitoring, the company noted. Previous field tests have also successfully verified that multiple Honda AWVs can transport and deliver construction materials and supplies at precise points along a pre-set route. The vehicle uses Honda's extensive portfolio of mobility technologies, using common components…
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…and small. The system uses GPS-denied vision navigation technologies that the company developed for the landing of the Blue Ghost spacecraft on a precise location on the Moon’s surface. The Amiga incorporates the latest in precision agriculture techniques to maximize yields while reducing workload, facilitating data collection, improving safety, and reducing soil compaction, claimed farm-ng. Farmers can adjust the system…
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…breaks, and battery External factors: GPS and local weather conditions After all this data is processed, essentially customers get access to a storyboard of their projects. Instead of entering the project data manually, the data is transferred from LIFTBOT to ONSITE completely automatically. Now a team lead can check the project status online and also receive automatic daily notifications on…
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…system, six optical sensors, six GPS/GNSS units, a low-level computer, a BP/Cisco network switch, and wireless communications.” “If you look at the cockpit, packaging, harnesses, wiring, aerodynamics, and connectivity of these vehicles, we're addressing constraints,” he said. “Compared with commercial [self-driving] vehicles on the roads, if you open their trunks, you'd see wires everywhere and server racks—that's not yet automotive-grade.…
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…go” operation using a precise GPS signal. This can decrease grain spillage from miscommunication or imperfect unload coordination and reduce operator stress, the company said. “Ultimately, the Driver Assist Harvest Solution simplifies the complexity of harvest operation, giving operators peace of mind with the push of a couple of buttons,” according to Raven. Raven Industries collaborates with CNH Raven Industries…
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…land safely, with or without GPS. It has designed systems to enable aerial mobility applications for partners in the commercial and defense sectors. The Pittsburgh-based company claimed that it bridges the gap between aerospace and robotics with complete systems that can improve efficiency, performance, and safety for aircraft ranging from small drones to full-size helicopters. Pittsburgh Technology Council honors local…
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…because there may be no GPS signal,” said Penmetsa. “It’s also crucial for safety as the Monarch is intended for totally driverless operation.” The Founder Series MK-V runs two 3D cameras and six standard cameras. With the six Jetson edge AI modules on board, it can run models for multiple farming tasks when paired with different implements. For sustainability, Monarch…
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…guide robots when they lose GPS and help them avoid smashing the crops. We started to identify crop rows years a year ago to help the robots in the field, and we can now use it for spraying as well. How have your test deployments gone so far? Ferreira: We have one team working on sensors to identify which is…
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…can also fly by using GPS and embedded sensors. Both fixed-wing and quadcopter drones are becoming increasingly autonomous, but in the meantime, the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration offers waivers for operations beyond the visual line of sight (BVLOS). Drones were initially invented for military use, designed as targets for shooting practice. They became weapon systems later. However, people have realized…
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…has developed an in-vehicle computer that features a street-view camera and GPS device called Fleet Edge. “We have already added more than 120,000 new signs to Amazon’s mapping system using Fleet Edge,” it said. “With these combined technologies, we are creating a safer experience for drivers and eliminating our carbon footprint in the communities where we deliver.”
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Cybernetix Ventures’ event kicks off Robotics Tech Week 2026 slate of events
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