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Purdue, West Point to Partner on Autonomous Race Car Challenge

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…and address challenges related to navigation at high speeds. “The technical challenges are very rich in a sense that they involve a broad range of problems across mechanical, electrical and computer engineering fields,” El Gamal says. “The opportunity to compete against top research labs in the world in this challenge is very exciting, as we get to observe the behavior…


GECOM Corp’s next-generation automatic guided vehicles (AGV)

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…are directed by a next-generation navigation system 〈Bluebotics〉 similar to the navigation systems used by autonomous mobile robots (AMRs). It relies on simultaneous location and mapping, or SLAM, to create a digital map of the facility and then uses natural feature navigation for everyday operations rather than magnetic tape or laser guidance more commonly associated with AGVs. The navigation system…


Seegrid Acquires Box Robotics

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…Seegrid’s already industry-leading 3D vision-based navigation. This effort will ultimately increase efficiency and productivity while furthering Seegrid’s leading safety record that has reached 4 million miles at customer sites without a single personnel safety incident.” “We are beyond excited to be a part of the Seegrid family and bring our technology to some of the world’s largest manufacturing and distribution…


Automating Dolly Positioning and Pallet Pocket Detection Tasks in Distribution Centers

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…on the floor, or point-by-point navigation. To help with these challenges, SICK’s Visionary-T 3D streaming camera and new SensorApps can help. What is the Visionary-T? The Visionary-T takes a snapshot of the surrounding space. Each shot provides data on distance, intensity, and confidence values, which allows it to properly detect obstacles. AGVs and automatic mobile robots (AMRs) equipped with the…


Autonomous Vehicles Take VR Test Drive

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…situation to test their car’s self-navigation system. But the current low traffic flow doesn’t reflect how the car is expected to perform, making the test results less reliable. In this article, we explore how some developers are continuing to make progress, aided by AR/VR technologies. Simulation is Unavoidable Conducting road testing to satisfy the safety requirements of autonomous vehicles (AV)…


Keysight, IPG Automotive, Nordsys Team to Validate Advanced Driver Systems

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…car such as the global navigation satellite system 〈GNSS〉, vehicle to everything (V2X) camera and radar, in a single system. ADE is an open platform that simplifies integration with commercial 3D modeling, HIL systems and existing test and simulation environments. “Combining the experience and expertise of Keysight, IPG and Nordsys will deliver a solution that enables customers to simulate and…


Waypoint Robotics and AHS announce integrator partnership

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…AMRs with superior mapping and navigation capabilities to their line means AHS can offer leading AMR technology that seamlessly integrates into the world-class systems they create for customers. Waypoint AMRs enable workers to delegate dull or arduous work to the robots so they can spend more time doing the interesting and valuable aspects of their job for which they are…


Other Voices: Mobile robots in the time of Coronavirus

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…days) to set up robot navigation systems and they shouldn’t have to readjust their entire operation to accommodate the automation. So, what should you look for in a mobile robot to ensure it is easy to deploy, and intuitive to use for workers on the job today? ● Superior Navigation: The optimal AMR for an industrial or manufacturing operation will…


NVIDIA and Mercedes-Benz to Make Software-Upgradable Vehicles

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…graphics and an augmented reality-boosted navigation system to bring new levels of intuitive interaction and safety to the vehicle. To achieve this, Mercedes selected NVIDIA technology with the highest compute performance any automaker has ever shipped in an infotainment system,” NVIDIA states. Today's partnership brings the two much closer. The GPU maker already has partnerships with a number of leading…


Robotic software takes control of the warehouse

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…which is largely related to navigation, localization and travel, much like a warehouse control system controls a conveyor or sorter. On top of that, the robot is continually observing warehouse conditions that might impact how it gets from Point A to Point B and learning from recently completed routes. “The robot is always making mental notes about the warehouse conditions…


Lift Truck Innovation: In Their Own Words

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…travel safely. And 2D LIDAR navigation technology is adding an array of intelligence to allow lift trucks to navigate warehouses and distribution centers safely and expeditiously. Direct connections between the AGVs and warehouse management systems is further enhancing process improvement. Automation does not have to be an on/off switch either. Options in semi-automated lift trucks and fully automated ones make…


Safety Laser Scanner Enhances Use of Small Mobile Robots

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…data for precise localization and navigation support. The nanoScan3 combines smart safety functions, for example protective fields that can be dynamically switched via encoder signals, with an excellent measurement accuracy. This guarantees, on the one hand, maximum detection reliability. It also delivers precise measurement data on the distance and direction of surrounding objects, which can be used to localize the…


Keeping Automated Vehicles on Track with 2D LiDAR Localization

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…measurement data for localization and navigation are supplied by the safety laser scanners or, to be more specific, the high-resolution, digital process for reliable time and distance measurement. It calculates the precise distance and direction of all kinds of contours that were detected ahead of or around the vehicle. The SICK Map Engineering Tool uses the measurement data to identify…


Self-Driving Vehicles for Bulk Materials Handling

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…3D sensor fusion for high-confidence navigation flexible mapping that can be updated and modified as needed dynamic path planning & obstacle avoidance to adapt to any situation the ability to revert to manual operation Pivotal™ Orchestration Engine Pivotal is the world’s first continuously-improving multi-agent orchestration engine. Once integrated with your facility’s WMS / ERP system, Pivotal constantly monitors the real-time…


Introducing IAM Robotics’ Collaborative AMR & Showcase Innovation Center

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…consistency to the combination of navigation, perception, and manipulation, we are excited to be launching an autonomous mobile robot (AMR) into the marketplace later this year. Our collaborative AMR will address the market’s need for greater payloads in material handling. Q: What else can we expect from IAM in 2020? A: We’re working with A.S. Watson Group to deploy a…


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