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Pilz Offers Radar Sensors Plus Analyzing Unit for Safe Protection Zone Monitoring, Including for Robotics

  • Pilz Automation Safety L.P.

Robotics Plus Launches Prospr: Multi-use Autonomous vehicle for Sustainable Orchard and Vineyard Production

The autonomous modular vehicle platform for agriculture automates a variety of tree crop tasks, including intelligent spraying to improve efficiency and alleviate labor challenges.

ABB Expands Education Offering with Launch of the IRB 1090

  • ABB

The new IRB 1090 robot, authenticated by STEM.org, is designed to upskill students for the future of work.

Meltio's Robot Cell Is the Ultimate Plug and Play Robotic Arm Solution

The new Meltio Robot Cell is able to autonomously manufacture parts in an industrial environment.

Path Robotics Announces Next Chapter in Delivering Fully Autonomous Manufacturing Systems with AF-1

Path Robotics, the market leader of truly autonomous welding robotic systems, has announced its next chapter in delivering fully autonomous manufacturing systems with new Autonomous Fit-up robotic system.

ATI Industrial Automation's Multi-Axis Force/Torque Sensors Now Compatible with FANUC Robots

Seamless integration with FANUC's Force Control Software unlocks new possibilities for robotic applications.

Karter Launches Agile Autonomous Mobile Robots with Super-fast Charging

Karter (a subsidiary of Weighpack) has released three new autonomous mobile robot (AMR) solutions targeting a wide range of applications.

BlueBotics Takes AGVs and AMRs Outside

ANT everywhere, a new product extension by the Swiss autonomous navigation leader, enables a new era of AGV and AMR operations by making outdoor vehicle missions just as robust and precise as those indoors.

ABB’s Latest GoFa Cobots Set Benchmark with Heavier Payloads, Longer Reach

  • ABB

The new GoFa variants offer higher payloads, best-in-class reach and market-leading repeatability.

Micropsi Industries’ AI-powered Robot Controller Is Now Hardware Agnostic

Micropsi Industries’ artificial intelligence-powered robot control software MIRAI, which helps automate complex tasks too difficult or costly to automate with traditional programming, will soon be accessible for all robot users.