Automation and Control

HEADLINES ARCHIVE

  • Robot snails move independently using tracks or work together to climb

    To develop a robot capable of creating its own 3D space, roboticists designed a snail-like robot featuring a metal shell and a track where it can move around as well as over different terrains.

  • Sensor pinpoints pharma pollutants in water supplies

    An advanced plasmonic-based detection system offers scope for the use of cost-effective, portable Raman devices for environmental monitoring.

  • Line of kamikaze attack-capable unmanned sea drones introduced by AEVEX

    The light sea drone can carry out a variety of operations, such as carrying cargo, delivering personnel infiltration/exfiltration, intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance and kamikaze missions.

  • All-new sorting and demolition grapple range introduced by Komatsu

    The new grapple range meets the customer’s needs and the highest safety standards, with all grapples coming as standard with a load control valve included.

  • The fundamentals of servo motors

    Their unique blend of power and precision makes servo motors an asset for robotics, automation and countless other applications.

  • Mitsubishi Electric Automation, Inc. hosts its first Robot Roadshow event to demonstrate new robots and robotic solutions

    The event allowed attendees to have hands-on interactions with Mitsubishi Electric Automation’s latest robots and robotic innovations.

  • EXAIR’s new FloodStream liquid nozzle for spray applications in tight quarters

    Producing a deflected flat fan pattern, the FloodStream provides a consistent and proficient spray for precise coverage in close quarters.

  • New auto dilution system to transform lab efficiency

    The automation workflow solution is designed to increase productivity, lower cost of ownership and improve the overall efficiency within the laboratory.

  • Alvium cameras support Optotune’s liquid lenses

    The durable, flexible liquid lenses can be remotely adjusted and integrated for various applications at once.

  • Vanzetti Engineering joins Posidonia 2024, the international shipping fair

    The company will present its state-of-the-art cryogenic pumps for LNG at the trade fair in Athens, Greece.

  • Lucas Systems announces 100 billion warehouse picks

    The milestone is a culmination of industry longevity combined with tens of thousands of workers using sophisticated speech-recognition and optimization software.

  • New robot automates tunnel infrastructure fit-out

    The robotic system can autonomously select brackets, identify where they need to be mounted along a tunnel wall and subsequently install them — tasks when done manually are potentially hazardous, labor-intensive and time-consuming.

  • New sensor tech measures oxygen content of breath

    The 26 mm device can be added to a breathing mask or ventilator using a T-connector and could potentially serve as a replacement for current technology used to measure blood oxygen levels.

  • Piaggio Fast Forward presents Kilo, the revolutionary robot with smart following technology

    The bot has a payload of up to 130 kg and uses 4D radar imaging and innovative sensors to follow the operator and move autonomously.

  • Finland-based roastery debuts "world's first AI coffee"

    To accomplish this, the researchers fed descriptions of all of Kafffa’s coffee types and flavors to the AI model, instructing it to develop a new blend.

  • Comau introduces MI.RA/OnePicker, a new and fully automated intelligent piece picking solution

    Vision-based piece picking autonomously grasps randomly placed heterogeneous objects.

  • Biometric dog collar shows promise as an early warning system for earthquakes

    The biometric dog collar reportedly measures pulse, heart-rate variability, temperature and respiration, while also verifying a dog’s stress level as that real-time data gets sent to PetPace.

  • Truck scans city streets for geothermal energy

    Urban Vibro Trucks are geared for use on city streets to explore and detect the potential for geothermal energy below.

  • Using AI to distinguish good potatoes from the bad

    To ensure the quality of sweet potatoes, humans in the lab subject them to rounds of time-consuming assessments to sort out undesirable batches according to characteristics including firmness, sweetness and appearance, among other qualities.

  • Automating agriculture

    Follow along with GlobalSpec for a rundown of some of those automation solutions happening down on the farm.

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