Paul Carter

Jun 11, 2024 | modernagejournal.com | Paul Carter

It’s a canonical image of Richard Nixon, weirdo:Marching on the beach in the most subversive year in American history, 1969, the new president parallels the Southern California surf in wingtips. In a year of cults, communism, and killing celebrities, Richard Milhous Nixon couldn’t be bothered to even check his while enjoying the coast.

Jun 2, 2024 | m4snews.com | Paul Carter

By Paul Carter, Sales Manager System Automation – Robotics, FANUC UK For decades, robots have been helping to increase production efficiency, improve quality and consistency, and alleviate labour shortages in industries such as automotive, machinery, and plastics. Other sectors however, including food and beverage, have been slower to wake up to the benefits of automation, with many food producers still heavily reliant on manual labour and semi-automated equipment.

May 21, 2024 | pandct.com | Paul Carter

By Paul Carter, Sales Manager System Automation – Robotics, FANUC UK For decades, robots have been helping to increase production efficiency, improve quality and consistency, and alleviate labour shortages in industries such as automotive, machinery, and plastics. Other sectors however, including food and beverage, have been slower to wake up to the benefits of automation, with many food producers still heavily reliant on manual labour and semi-automated equipment.

Apr 21, 2024 | msn.com | Paul Carter

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Apr 21, 2024 | yahoo.com | Paul Carter

For many people, grabbing a mouse or games controller to operate their computer is second nature. However, for some disabled people, it can be a challenge, or even impossible. There are alternative input methods such as eye-tracking - but they often require specialised equipment. And while gaming giants such as Sony have designed accessible controllers for their own consoles, they don't work for everyone. Which is where software like MotionInput - and the concept of "touchless computing" - come in.