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IoT Actuators and Sensors
On December 6, 2019 in All, IoT, Robotics, Sensors by Charles Byers
Charles Byers
IoT relies on actuators and sensors to interface with the physical world. This blog discusses some common actuator and sensor types, the control systems that link them, calibration, fault tolerance, security, power efficiency, and related topics. A real-world example of a tea-brewing robot is given.
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Tagged With: Actuator, Amplifier, Filter, IoT, Robotics, Sensor, Transducer
High-Performance Connectivity in Robotics
On November 20, 2019 in All, Industrial, Robotics by Paul Golata
Paul Golata
Successful robotics connectivity only happens by design. Read on to explore some of the critical design considerations that engineers should account for when developing industrial or commercial robotic applications and some of the products designed to ensure long-lasting, stable connections.
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Tagged With: Harsh environment connectivity, Industry 4.0, Robotics, Robotics connectivity, TE Connectivity
Robots to Take Over Manhole Cleaning
On August 28, 2019 in All, Automation, Robotics, StartUp by Adil Abdul Kareem
Adil Abdul Kareem
In a promising example of how robots are replacing manual labor in unsafe places, a startup has built a state-of-the art machine that cleans drains efficiently.
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Tagged With: Bandicoot, Cleaning robot, Genrobotics, Manhole, Manhole cleaning, Manual scavenging
Human Augmentation and Arduino Technologies
On March 15, 2019 in All, EIT 2018: Generation Robot, Medical, Open Source, Robotics by Bruce Byfield
Bruce Byfield
Arduino microcontrollers are playing a major role in the development of prosthetics and devices for human augmentation. Once aimed at students and hobbyists, today Arduino technologies offer numerous advantages typical of open source software and hardware that significantly accelerate development and reduce costs.
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Tagged With: Arduino, Arduino-based prosthetics, Atmel, e-Nable, Free software, Human augmentation, Microchip, Open source, Prosthetics
A Look Forward at the Trends Shaping AI
On October 15, 2018 in All, Computing, Robotics by Paul Golata
Paul Golata
Many people harbor concerns about the role AI will play in the future. Though we do not yet have to fear machines rising up to completely replace humanity, we must change and adapt to meet the reality of a future in which AI technology emerges as increasingly more integral to the world in which we live.
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Tagged With: AI, Artificial Intelligence, Chatbots
Securing Embedded Systems in Industrial Environments
On October 5, 2018 in All, Automation, Industrial, Robotics, Security by Jeremy Cook
Jeremy Cook
As industrial machinery becomes more and more automated, engineers and IT personnel must take security into account. Engineers must also design hardware with security in mind, a task made easier with Maxim’s DeepCover Security Reference Design.
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Tagged With: Authenticator, Automation, Botnet, Computer, Coprocessor, Corrupt, Cryptographic protection, DeepCover, Design engineer, Embedded system, Factory, Hacker, Hardware, Industrial, Information Technology, Internet of Things, IoT, IT, Machinery, Malicious programs, Malware, Manufacturing, Maxim, Meltdown, Mirai, Reference design, Retrofitted equipment, Robotics, Security, Spectre, Spoof, Stuxnet, Virtual attack, Virus, Warren G. Bennis
3D Flash Lidar Mapping and Gesture Recognition
On September 19, 2018 in All, Empowering Innovation, Robotics, Sensors by Traci Browne
Traci Browne
Using TOF camera technology, engineers are creating intelligent solutions for a broad spectrum of problems—from landing spaceships on Mars to monitoring the health of centuries-old vineyards. As revolutionary as flash lidar is, it’s extraordinary when used in tandem with other sensor technology.
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Tagged With: 3D flash lidar, 3D mapping, Gesture recognition, Time-of-flight camera, Time-of-flight sensors
HUGE Bot Smashes Competitors
On September 12, 2018 in All, General, Robotics by Erik Smith
Erik Smith
BattleBots is back, and one team has made a HUGE impact using a unique design. Sponsored by Mouser Electronics, Team HUGE is currently undefeated, with angry-robot-eyes set on the prize! We interviewed the team to learn about HUGE’s design, then added a miniature HUGE papercraft for you to build.
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Tagged With: BattleBots, BattleBox, Bot, Discovery Channel, HUGE, Robot, Science Channel
Nano, Nano: Shrinking Power Consumption Down in Analog Power Design
On September 5, 2018 in All, Automation, Automotive, Energy Harvesting, Industrial, IoT, Low Power, Medical, Power, RF, Robotics, Sensors, Wireless by Paul Golata
Paul Golata
Using their analog expertise, ROHM Semiconductor has developed a new product line, the Nano Series, to achieve more compact parts that require less energy to operate.
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Tagged With: Analog, Ant-Man and the Wasp, Buck converter, Constant-on time, Consumption, Control, COT, Current, Design, Devices, Energy, Engineer, IC, Integrated circuit, Internet of Things, IoT, Low quiescent, Nano, Output, Power, Pulse, Range, Ratios, ROHM Semiconductor, Small packaging, Smart Revolution, Step-down, Switching-on time, Synchronous, ULP, Ultra-low-power, Voltage
Robot Cables Shouldn’t be an Afterthought
On August 29, 2018 in All, Automation, Industrial, Robotics by Bill Schweber
Bill Schweber
Electronics, motors, motion control, and grips get most of the attention in robotic-arm discussions, but it’s the routing of mundane power and data cables that largely affects long-term reliability.
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Tagged With: Hoistway cables , Multi-axis robots, Robot cables, Robotic arm

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