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Precise Automation signs Rocky Mountain MotorReps
Rocky Mountain MotorReps will sell Precise Automation products, including robots, motion controllers and vision software, in Colorado, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming. -
Robotics Technology Center to conduct robot research for pork industry
KUKA robots will be used by Ohio Northern University's Robotics Technology Center to develop new algorithms to improve packaging and distribution of pork products. -
Innova offers licenses for its patented PC Control System used in robotics applications
Innova Robotics and Automation intends to use every means possible to protect the company's intellectual property and enforce its patents. -
AMT announces die cast automation group
The group provides integrated engineering services for robotic automation in the die cast industry. -
ABB names Enrique Santacana Head of ABB US
He replaces Dinesh Paliwal, who is leaving ABB at the end of June. Most recently, he was ABB's Region Division Manager for Power Products in North America. -
ABB Robots handle ceramic tiles
Robots assemble and manipulate tiles and mosaics; prepare tiles for gluing; and apply a new type of adhesive to hold the tiles during subsequent phases of transportation and application. -
AMT announces machine vision feasibility consulting services
The service helps manufacturers to identify potential opportunities to use machine vision for robot guidance and quality inspection. -
FANUC Robotics signs Puritan Automation as distributor
Puritan Automation specializes in the design and manufacture of fully-automated, semi-automated, or manual assembly and test equipment. -
2007 Engelberger Robotics Awards given at robot show
Awards were given to David Lavery of NASA, Harvey Castner of EWI, Martin Hägele of the Fraunhofer Institute, and Bala Krishnamurthy of Aeolean. -
Don Vincent to retire as head of Robotic Industries Assn
Vincent will be succeeded by Jeffrey A. Burnstein, who has served as RIA's number two executive for more than two decades. -
Mitsubishi expands distribution agreement with Livingston & Haven
Livingston & Haven now sells the Mitsubishi Electric Automation product line; it will add the full line of articulated and SCARA robotic products. -
KUKA to supply robotics to Negri Bossi
KUKA will supply floor and shelf mounted robots for Negri Bossi's injection molding systems. -
Elobau publishes machine safety sensors brochure
Downloadable machine guarding products brochure includes non-contact sensors and control units for industrial machine safety. -
ST‘s R17 robot arm goes to the movies
ST Robotics’ R17 anthromorphic robot arm was featured in “The Last Mimzy,” a science fiction film about the future. -
Portescap supplies motion control for educational robots
Khepera III robot is designed for robotic demonstrations and experiments in training future engineers and designers on subjects ranging from artificial intelligence to real time programming and controls. -
KUKA provides robots to Lawrence Technological Univ
KUKA will provide robots for the master of science in Mechatronic Systems Engineering (MSMSE) degree program at Lawrence Technological University of Southfield, Michigan, the first program of its kind in the United States. -
KUKA to supply robots for injection molding systems
Mack Molding will use KUKA shelf-mount robots to handle machine tending requirements on injection molding machines ranging in size from 500 to 3350 tons. Mack Molding is a custom plastics molder and supplier of contract manufacturing services. -
FANUC honored by GM as 2006 Supplier of the Year
FANUC was presented the General Motors 2006 Supplier of the Year award for its overall business performance in providing GM with world-class parts and services. -
Bosch Rexroth hydraulics to turn world’s largest wheel
Bosch Rexroth will supply hydraulic drives for the 678-foot high Great Beijing Wheel at the 2008 Olympic Games. Bosch will provide project engineering, shipment and installation of the complete hydraulic drive and control systems, as well as the automation for the passenger boarding stations. -
Ohio Northern Univ team wins National Robotics Challenge
An injection molding cell using a KUKA KR3 robot won the Gold award in its division and was named the “2007 Robot of the Year” at the National Robotics Challenge held March 9-10, 2007. The cell was designed, built, programmed and entered into the competition by the robotics team at Ohio Northern University.
