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The beauty of additive manufacturing is in the flexibility these technologies provide in terms of scale, shape, and materials. Building know-how on software has allowed Caracol to leverage these skills and adapt them to working with robotics for LFAM on different processes - from its proprietary thermoplastic/composite pellet extrusion Heron AM to introducing Metal with WAAM.

From Composite to Metal LFAM, leveraging synergies

This article explores the role of robotics and Artificial Intelligence (AI) in sheet metal forming. The utilization of AI and automation has accelerated and enhanced the speed and accuracy of centuries-old manufacturing processes.

Robotics and AI in sheet metal forming

Single-board computers (SBCs) are the brain of an EV charger. With the EV charging market taking off, SBCs are at the centre of the electrification movement. But what are the challenges that lay ahead? And what do cutting-edge SBCs bring forth?

Single-Board Computers (SBCs) for EV Chargers

Imagine a robot small enough to fit on a U.S. penny. Or even small enough to rest on Lincoln’s chest. It sounds preposterous enough. Now, imagine a robot small enough to rest on the chest of Lincoln – not the Lincoln whose head decorates the front side of the penny, but the even tinier version of him on the back.

Origami Robots: How Technology Moves at the Micro Level