Robotics
Knightscope’s Autonomous Security Robots delivers detection technology
The concept of automated policing began as a science fiction concept years ago, but Knightscope has made it real and impactful in local communities.
MiR announces cloud-based software for optimising robot fleets
As fleets of autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) grow, so does the demand for software tools to optimise performance and fleet management.
Robotics starter kit simplifies workflows
Now being shipped by distributor Mouser Electronics is the Kria KR260 Robotics Starter Kit from Xilinx.
Rajant introduces credit card-sized dual-radio BreadCrumb module
Rajant will unveil its new Cardinal BreadCrumb module during ProMat at Chicago’s McCormick Place in Booth #N8550 on 20th to 23rd March.
Smiths Interconnect helps protect crops by charging agricultural drones
As the agricultural industry continues to evolve, manufacturers are looking for new solutions to increase their yields while also limiting their impact on the environment and conserving resources.
OLogic extols high-density power modules to drive today’s robotic revolution
Vicor Corporation has interviewed OLogic, a full-service robotics design and development group, on the Vicor Powering Innovation podcast.
500W AC/DC module ideal for robotic and industrial applications
P-DUKE has announced the new TBF500; a 500W AC/DC power supply series in a fully encapsulated full-brick package with up to 93% efficiency.
The world’s first general-purpose humanoid robot
Figure, a robotics startup based in the United States, has unveiled its plans for ‘the world’s first commercially viable general purpose humanoid robot,’ named Figure 01.
Lattice advances industrial automation at the Edge with stack updates
Lattice Semiconductor, the low power programmable specialist, has announced the latest updates to the Lattice Automate and Lattice sensAI solution stacks that equip customers with new factory automation and industrial machine vision capabilities.
Is automation a threat to people’s jobs or the next step in manufacturing?
The narrative often pushed by mainstream media is that automation is a looming omnipresent threat that will one day steal the jobs of millions around the globe, but will this really be the case? Instead, is this simply the next step in automating monotonous tasks, driving manufacturing to its full potential, and creating a more efficient world overall? To explore this idea further, Electronic Specifier spoke to Joe Booth, CEO of Altus Group, who ...