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SHAPING THE INDUSTRY.

Rowse

Electrical, pneumatics & automation specialist

We formed Rowse in 2004, and have enjoyed many years of rewarding engagement with our customers. Our aim is always to supply quali...

67 Posts

Photoneo

Industrial Automation

Photoneo develops industrial 3D vision, robotic intelligence software, and ...

54 Posts

READY Robotics

Robotics & Automation

READY Robotics is a robotics software company that vastly simplifies robot ...

24 Posts

Avestec Technologies

Automation Machinery Manufacturing

We are a company in flying robotics, specializing in Non-destructive inspec...

23 Posts

Adapta Robotics

Robotics, R&D

Automate Advance Adapt. Enhancing human potential through robotic automatio...

12 Posts

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This clever solution for robotic engraving on unknown, curved surfaces uses Photoneo 3D vision to get an accurate point cloud. The 3D data is then used for the creation of an optimal trajectory to navigate the robot with high precision.

Robotic engraving on unknown objects

The quality of non-standard component is related to the normal running of whole equipment and material is the key factor for quality, so for designer, it is really important to know the performance and application of different material well.

Automation Industry Material Application

How will No Code robotic programming fundamentally change manufacturing? Kel Guerin, PhD roboticist and CTO and Co-founder of READY Robotics, explores how No Code simplifies automation and enables more people on the factory floor to use and understand automation.

How No Code will Transform Manufacturing

The Irish Manufacturing Research developed an advanced solution for automated picking of bread products, which deploys a UR 5 robot navigated by 3D vision and robotic intelligence SW from Photoneo.

Robotic picking of croissants

Intelligent Automation (IA) is a set of technologies and methods for automating the work of white-collar professionals and knowledge workers. Here, we present a framework for explaining its power in terms of four main capabilities—Vision, Execution, Language, and Thinking & Learning—and how they can enable business transformations, with people and business goals at the center.

A framework for explaining the power of Intelligent Automation

The end-of-arm tooling (EOAT) is one of the most important parts of your robot system. The EOAT spends the most time interacting directly with your parts and a well-designed tool/part interface can save both time and effort when programming a task that requires precision.

Automation 101: End-of-arm Tooling