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Tactile sensing creates advantages for cobots

January 13, 2022 By Claudia Jarrett Leave a Comment

tactile sensing

Tactile sensing technologies allow collaborative robots to feel many classes of objects – hard, soft, rigid, flexible, etc.

Filed Under: Cobot Arms, News, Opinion, Sensing, Technologies

ATI releases standard tool changer for small robots

December 5, 2021 By Cobot Trends Staff Leave a Comment

ATI’s QC-29 Robotic Tool Changer is designed for robots in the 25 – 35 kg payload class. It’s the first standard ATI Tool Changer designed with a rectangular body that mounts directly to 40mm and 50mm robot wrists.

Filed Under: End of Arm Tooling, News, Robot Components, Technologies, Tool Changer Tagged With: ATI Industrial Automation

READY Robotics partners with Futura Automation on Forge/OS

December 3, 2021 By Brianna Wessling Leave a Comment

READY Robotics Forge/OS 5

Futura Automation hopes to use READY Robotics’ Forge O/S system to allow its customers to interchange robots from different brands.

Filed Under: News, Software, Technologies Tagged With: READY Robotics

Houston Mechatronics CTO, CEO to discuss maritime market in RoboBusiness Direct

November 13, 2020 By Cobot Trends Staff Leave a Comment

Houston Mechatronics CTO, CEO to discuss maritime market in RoboBusiness Direct

Nicolaus Radford, co-founder, CEO, and CTO of Houston Mechatronics, will explain market opportunities for maritime robotics, using his own and his company’s experience as examples, in this RoboBusiness Direct presentation.

Filed Under: Design & Development, Motion Control, News, Technologies Tagged With: Houston Mechatronics, RoboBusiness Direct

OnRobot Eyes to give 2.5D vision to cobot arms

April 16, 2020 By Steve Crowe Leave a Comment

OnRobot Eyes is a 2.5D vision system that can be mounted on a cobot’s wrist or externally in a production cell. It is OnRobot’s first product that isn’t a gripper, force torque sensor or tool changer.

Filed Under: Cameras / Imaging / Vision, End of Arm Tooling, News, Technologies Tagged With: OnRobot

Eureka Robotics develops Archimedes robot with human-like dexterity

October 11, 2019 By Cobot Trends Staff Leave a Comment

Eureka Robotics develops Archimedes robot with human-like dexterity

Manufacturers could benefit from the human-like dexterity of the Archimedes system, which combines a six-axis robot arm, machine vision, and AI, said Eureka Robotics.

Filed Under: 6-Axis, Grippers, Industrial Robots, News, Press Release, Research, Startups, Technologies Tagged With: Eureka Robotics, Nanyang Technological University, NTU Singapore

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