
Stephanie Leonida
Science and Technology Writer and Journalist at Freelance
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1 week ago |
control.com | Stephanie Leonida
Delta Electronics has merged AI-guided machine vision, digital twin technology, voice-guided control, and advanced sensor technology in its newly released Cognibot Kit. This integrated technology serves as an add-on to Delta’s D-Bot series collaborative robots, providing the robots with enhanced perception, AI-powered responsive decision-making, and control for a variety of industrial applications.
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2 weeks ago |
control.com | Stephanie Leonida
HMS Networks announced its Siemens-certified Anybus Wireless Bolt 5G. The robust and rugged wireless connectivity device is designed to harness the low-latency power of 5G and WiFi 6 connectivity. The Anybus Wireless Bolt 5G features security and cybersecurity features for enhanced safety, built-in antennas for ease of integration, plug-and-play installation, and flexible industrial communication protocol connectivity.
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3 weeks ago |
control.com | Stephanie Leonida
Researchers have set out to test the hypothesis that combining sensorimotor abilities and AI-based large language modeling would enable a robot arm to deconstruct complex tasks and execute them, using objects within an unknown environment to make a blissful cup of coffee. The researchers tested their embodied large-language-model-enabled robot (ELLMER) framework in a scenario where a robot was tasked with coffee-making and plate decorating.
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3 weeks ago |
control.com | Stephanie Leonida
ABB has released a user-friendly, app-based robotic training tool, RoboMasters, enabling flexible, self-paced learning for workers learning as novices to seasoned robotics professionals. The app was produced as a solution to the skills gap challenge facing industrial facilities the world over. Now, ABB provides the RoboMasters app to help grow and reinforce employee skills in robotics.
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3 weeks ago |
control.com | Stephanie Leonida
Festo has released the CMMT-ST servo drive starter kit that serves as a cost-effective way for customers to learn how to set up and size Festo’s multiprotocol servo drives. The new developer’s kit combines Festo's CMMT-ST servo drive with an EMMT-ST stepper motor at 50% of the cost of purchasing parts individually. Festo’s new developer’s kit includes a CMMT-ST servo drive and an EMMT-ST stepper motor.
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