Category: Robots

e-con Systems™, with over two decades of experience in designing, developing, and manufacturing OEM cameras, recently launched an extensive multi-camera solution to fully unlock the RB5 Kit's potential. This solution allows connecting up to 6 cameras (MIPI or GMSL2 or a...

Qualcomm Technologies has recently launched the Qualcomm Robotics RB1 and RB2 development kits, designed to accelerate the development and deployment of advanced robotic systems and IoT applications, enabling developers to create advanced solutions with ease. The devices are optimized...

The popularity of 3D printing has spurred a competition to make automated machine tools and fabrication methods more accessible to hobbyists. Laser cutting is a great example of this, as it used to be too expensive for hobbyists, but now can be purchased for a few hundred dollars....

Introduction Makers, STEM students, and educators can access Makeblock's premier DIY robotics and educational platforms. Everyone may construct their dreams using a platform with over 500 mechanical parts, simple electronic modules, and graphical programming software. Makeblock mBot...

Elephant Robotics introduced its first AI Kit in 2021. It is a robotic toolkit with integrated modules for vision, positioning, grabbing, and automatic sorting. AI Kit is a better resource for those just getting started in robotics and who want to learn about machine vision and AI....

The Elephant Robotics ultraArm P340 is a robot arm that has a working radius of 340 mm and is controlled by an Arduino-compatible ATMega2560 control board. The arm of this robot may be outfitted with a variety of accessories that can be used for painting, laser engraving, or grabbing...

Since machine vision is increasingly becoming important in the field of robotics development, several top-level companies in the robotic industry are taking interest in projects that aid the rapid development of hardware-accelerated applications for robotics, machine vision, and...

Melexis has made a major innovation to improve robots’ ability to interact with fragile or diverse objects. The company has unveiled Tactaxis, a fully integrated tactile sensor that is compact, soft and provides the 3D force vector acting on its surface. This improves robots’ hands...