FORTNA explains how advances in machine vision enable its new dual, six-axis robotic singulator to process up to 2,800 parcels per hour.

Novarc Technologies says its latest system constantly improves weld quality based on data collection and model enhancement. 

Atlas has also ordered Kodiak Driver-equipped driverless trucks that will deliver frac sand across the Permian Basin’s private lease roads.

Store Intelligence includes significant software upgrades with the Simbe Mobile app and Virtual Tour feature to help manage inventory.

Granta Autonomy has raised $1.08 million to accelerate development and production of its lightweight drones and gimbals for defense uses.

This collaboration will focus on integrating Solomon’s product offerings with the NVIDIA Isaac robotics platform.

RoboGrocery uses soft robotics, sensors, and algorithms to handle a stream of unpredictable objects on a conveyor belt, said MIT CSAIL.

Foresight will integrate its ScaleCam 3D perception technology with KONEC into a conceptual autonomous driving vehicle. 

Stanford Ph.D. researcher Cheng Chi discusses the development of the UMI gripper and the use of diffusion AI models for robotics.

InductOne builds on Plus One Robotics’ parcel picking experience and trusted relationships with customers to increase throughput.

Forcen is offering customized and off-the-shelf sensors to aid robotic manipulation in complex environments.

Bota Systems will be at Booth 315 on the show floor at the Robotics Summit & Expo, which takes place on May 1 and 2, 2024. 

March 2024 robotics funding was buoyed by significant investment into software and drone suppliers.

Bumblebee X is a new GigE powered stereo imaging solution that delivers high-accuracy and low-latency for robotic guidance and pick & place applications.

MIRAI 2 comes with five new features that Micropsi Industries says enhance manufacturers’ ability to reliably solve automation tasks. 

Slamcore Aware combines the Slamcore SDK with industrial-grade hardware to provide robot-like localization for manually driven vehicles.

RIOS has gotten investment from Yamaha and others to continue developing machine vision-driven robotics for manufacturers.

Cambrian will use the funding to continue its mission of giving industrial robots human-level capabilities for complex tasks.

Pleora Technologies said RapidPIX meets the low latency and reliability demands of machine vision and medical imaging applications.

Time-of-flight or ToF sensors provide mobile robots with precise navigation, low-light performance, and high frame rates for a range of applications.

KEF Robotics says its vision software works with different hardware and software to enable drones to navigate in GPS-denied environments.

Kane Robotics has developed the GRIT Vision System to improve cobot material removal and finishing for customers such as Paul Mueller Co.