Neya Systems aims to push its autonomy software beyond existing automotive security by using the AICA reference architecture.

Autonomous navigation is best understood in terms of levels of autonomy, similar to those for self-driving cars, notes Relay Robotics.

Learn how absolute and relative positioning, and the data from multiple sensors is important the localization and navigation of autonomous vehicles.

Naviq says its MT160 system features angle measurement to enable mobile robots to follow curving paths faster.

Mobile robots using DriveMod Tugger can now take on indoor-outdoor tasks, enable customers to automate even more repetitive workflows.

The ifm Obstacle Detection Solution reduces mobile robot development time by providing a ready-made option for manufacturers.

Motor science directly affects robot capabilities and cost. Designers can learn more from a Kollmorgen expert at RoboBusiness 2024.

This week’s free webinar on the intelligent warehouse will feature international experts discussing developments in software and robotics.

ASTM’s F45.07 Robotics Applications Subcommittee will initially focus on robot uses in solar, construction, and agricultural sectors.

Conductix-Wampfler has developed the Robin’6 system for secure data transmission in AMRs and AGVs to reduce integration and operational costs.

From exciting deployments and humanoid robotics developments to emerging partnerships, there was no shortage of robotics news to cover in June 2024. 

Neya Systems and AUVSI say there is a growing need for standardized evaluation and certification of uncrewed ground vehicles.

Opteran commercialized its vision-based approach to autonomy by releasing Opteran Mind.

Applied Motion Products will explain the importance of selecting the right motors and drives for demanding mobile robot applications.

WiBotic unveiled a new, larger 1kW charger, expanding its portfolio to provide wireless charging for larger battery systems.

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

Contactless wireless charging offers benefits over contact-based wireless charging for robots and other systems, says Meredot’s CEO.

By working with Opteran, SAFELOG says it is developing a new generation of mobile robots with robust and efficient navigation. 

As robots spread from factories to field applications, developers face many challenges, but wireless charging can help, says WiBotic.

Explore the challenges of mobile robot adoption and the benefits of AGVs and AMRs. This webinar will also provide OEMs and suppliers with insights to position themselves as reliable partners of warehouse operators.

DIN power supply provider PULS Power acquires the wireless power business of Wiferion, to create a new PULS Wireless division.

These AGVs will be used to alleviate congestion in the industry, according to ABI Research’s Multimodal Logistics market data report.