Today on Robotics Business Review
WTWH Media Acquires Mobile Robot Guide, Mike Oitzman Joins WTWH Robotics Group as Editor
2021 RBR50 Robotics Innovation Awards Nomination Deadline is Friday, April 16th
Sevensense Robotics – Start-Up Profile – Autonomous Localization and Navigation Solution for Mobile Robotics OEMs, Integrators and Others
ANSI/RIA R15.08 Standard Redefines Industrial Mobile Robots – What’s New and Why It Matters
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BMW’s IdealWorks Validates (and Challenges) AMR Sector
BMW Group’s IDEALworks (IW) subsidiary stated goal is for IW to become a leading supplier of autonomous mobile robotics (AMRs) solutions in the logistics sector. BMW’s new initiative validates the AMR market, but also challenges existing AMR players.
30 E-Commerce Stats That Portend Continued (and Substantial) Robotics & Automation Adoption
Robotics Business Review Examines Dive Technologies’ Recent Equity Round
Mobile Robot Sector Expanding Rapidly, But Market Opportunity Still Massive & Evolving
RBR Examines Tesla’s Self-Driving Beta, ARM Institute’s Sewing and Textile Programs
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The Future of Robotics: Collaboration Between Man and Machine
When IoT technologies, robots and humans interoperate, advanced robotic capabilities are enabled, along with novel applications, and by extension, new business opportunities. Interoperability challenges remain, but solutions are available to overcome them.
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Automating Robot-Assisted Surgical Subtasks – An Interview With UC Berkley’s Ken Goldberg
Researchers, including Ken Goldberg’s team at UC Berkley, are hard at work developing robotic systems that assist surgeons by automating routine, often tedious subtasks common to all surgical procedures.
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Robotics Entrepreneurship and Lessons Learned Earned – An Interview with Celltrio CEO Charlie Duncheon
Celltrio CEO and robotics industry veteran Charlie Duncheon has advice for young robotics entrepreneurs, and they should take heed. He has decades of robotics start-up experience (and the scars to prove it).
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Robotics Entrepreneurship and Lessons Learned Earned – An Interview with Celltrio CEO Charlie Duncheon
Celltrio CEO and robotics industry veteran Charlie Duncheon has advice for young robotics entrepreneurs, and they should take heed. He has decades of robotics start-up experience (and the scars to prove it).
Automating Robot-Assisted Surgical Subtasks – An Interview With UC Berkley’s Ken Goldberg
Intelligent Robots in the Workplace – Present and Future Outlook
Start-Up Profile – HeroWear – Low-cost Exosuit Reduces Worker Back Strain
Make UV Disinfection Safe Using Omnidirectional 3D Vision – RoboBusiness Direct Session
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2020 RBR50 Robotics Innovation Awards Digital EditionThe RBR50 Robotics Innovation Awards, widely recognized as a leading indicator of robotics innovation leadership, have been broadened in 2020 to celebrate…
High-Quality Data — Challenge AcceptedAs artificial intelligence achieves greater importance as a competitive advantage and efficiency driver, the race to usable data is heating…
Tiny Surgical Robots Require Equally Tiny ComponentsRobot that unfolds inside the body requires innovative engineering solutions.
Replicating Dinosaur Movements Through RoboticsCombining fossils with robotics helps researchers understand the evolution of land vertebrates
Basler Launches Next Generation of its Time-of-Flight Camera for Precise 3D ImagingTime-of-flight camera ideal for measuring location, position, volume, and obstacle detection use cases.
Why Adaptive Robots are the Next Big ThingRobots must become more intelligent in order to handle the next level of tasks within automation.
RBR50 Executive Q&A: Phil Duffy, Brain CorpWhy most robotics companies don't need to reinvent the mobile robot when it comes to autonomous navigation.
RBR50 Executive Q&A: Kristian Hulgard, OnRobotWhy customers are demanding more out-of-the-box functionality from end-of-arm robot tools.
RBR50 Executive Q&A: David Gelfuso, ADVANCED Motion ControlsCustomizing motion control systems for robotics for more than 30 years.
RBR50 Executive Q&A: Victor Anjos, Kindred.AIHow Kindred addresses e-commerce fulfillment sorting operations through smarter robotics.
RBR50 Executive Q&A: Joel Reed, CEO of IAM RoboticsCEO discusses how flexible autonomous robotics can change to quickly adapting consumer demands.
RBR50 Executive Q&A: Ben Wolff, Sarcos RoboticsHow exoskeletons and robots are augmenting human capabilities in the industrial workforce.