Automation and Control

HEADLINES ARCHIVE

  • Watch: Untethered origami robots designed to unfold in the human body

    The origami-inspired robotic system has potential application in less invasive surgical procedures and targeted medicine delivery.

  • Curling robot can now beat human curlers

    Researchers at Korea University and the Berlin Institute of Technology in Germany have developed an artificial intelligence (AI)-based robot capable of beating humans at curling.

  • Robotics company completes testing of its healthcare robots

    PAL Robotics, a manufacturer of robots, has announced that is has successfully completed testing of its line of delivery robots in two Barcelona hospitals.

  • Locomation secures autonomous truck purchase order

    Wilson Logistics’ tractors will be equipped with Locomation’s Autonomous Relay Convoy technology

  • Qatar University develops dual-purpose robot for the COVID-19 era

    Engineers in the Mechanical and Industrial Engineering (MIE) Department at Qatar University have created a robot capable of delivering food and medications to COVID-19 patients while also disinfecting the air and surfaces.

  • Samsung’s GEMS exoskeleton receives robotic certification

    The exoskeleton also acquired a second certification for safety in machinery.

  • Fastening robot assembles quality parts fast

    Screw driving robot makes production when space is tight, joining parts quickly and accurately.

  • Team builds drone inspired by the pufferfish

    Engineers from the University of Colorado Boulder and the University of Calgary have developed a drone that can expand and contract in response to potential dangers in its environment.

  • Video: Mayflower Autonomous Ship sets sail

    During sea trials the solar- and wind-powered trimaran ship will collect oceanographic data in preparation for a trans-Atlantic voyage to Plymouth, Massachusetts, in the spring of 2021.

  • You can now pre-order flying taxi rides, but the wait is 2 to 3 years

    Volocopter is taking 1,000 reservations for future flights at a cost of about $355 a ticket.

  • Report: GM may get into the flying car business

    The company could join several startups and other transportation companies in development of a new generation of aircraft.

  • Schroeder Industries introduces a varnish elimination unit

    Fluid conditioning technology company Schroeder Industries has introduced its Schroeder Varnish Elimination Unit (VEU).

  • Scientists build soft, self-actuated pump to alleviate bulkiness of mechatronic devices

    Scientists used a single piece of hydrogel to construct a self-actuated microfluidic pump powered by an oscillatory chemical reaction, which subsequently produced pressurized oil.

  • FCI debuts new flow meter

    The ST75 flow meter measures fuel gas, process gas, inert gas, waste gases and air in smaller line sizes while optimizing natural gas flow control for industrial ovens, heat chambers and furnaces, thereby reducing process and plant fuel costs.

  • Self-driving industrial vehicles get closer to mainstream

    Startup Seegrid has raised $52 million in financing.

  • High performance sensors, made in America

    Heavy-duty, high-reliability, standard and custom sensors, all designed to survive in your operating environment.

  • The Adaptive DFS – the intelligent screwdriving system for lightweight construction joints

    The patented adaptive assembly unit Adaptive DFS can prescribe and monitor the feed speed and feeding procedure. The data reported by the control modules enable the automatic recognition of penetration points.

  • Removing the barriers to electromechanical design automation

    Current electro-mechanical designs have many challenges that can significantly increase design effort and time-to-market.

  • Video: Early detection of algal blooms with smartphone app

    The mobile application provides access to algal bloom satellite data for over 2,000 of the largest lakes and reservoirs in the U.S.

  • WMFTG introduces its new sine pump

    The Watson-Marlow Fluid Technology Group (WMFTG) has added to its MasoSine Certa family of high-performance sine pumps with the Certa 800.

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