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Funding the next wave of robotics

Robotics Business Review

The Robot Report Podcast Funding the next wave of robotics The Robot Report Podcast Nuro navigates to fully autonomous driving In Episode 176 of The Robot Report Podcast, we feature an interview with venture capitalists Juliette Chevallier, Principle at Scale Ventures, and Jasmeet Singh founder of JMOON Ventures.

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Vertical Integration, Automation Helping 3D Printed Spine Implant Manufacturer Scale Production

Modern Machine Shop

Source: Additive Manufacturing Media “Additive manufacturing can’t be a cornerstone of manufacturing unless it’s profitable,” says Adam Clark, CEO of Marle Tangible, a 3D printed medical device manufacturer located in Fairborn, Ohio. I never thought we’d be competing strictly on price.”

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The 2023 September/October digital edition of Manufacturing AUTOMATION is now online!

Automation Mag

Also in this issue, you’ll find: Behind the scenes: Robot integration Navigating challenges when implementing robots to achieve desired results. The scope of additive manufacturing Opportunities for leveraging additive manufacturing and 3D printing technologies in Canada. And much more!

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3 Technologies Driving U.S. Manufacturing

Automation World

Additive manufacturing, artificial intelligence and collaborative robots are changing every aspect of the manufacturing industries—from product design and production to supply chain strategies.

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First factory-built social homes almost ready

Manufacturer's Monthly

This includes prefabrication, off-site manufacturing, and modular or volumetric dwellings, as well as new technologies such as 3D printing, robotics, and artificial intelligence (AI).

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AI researchers launch AnySense app for gathering visual training data

Robotics Business Review

[link] A group of researchers at New York University have developed and launched AnySense, an iOS app optimized for gathering visual training data for generalizable robotics models. To support the capture of RUM training data, the Generalizable Robotics and AI Lab (GRAIL lab) at NYU created “the Stick.”

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Rapid Robotics’ new CEO explains the use of AI to accelerate accurate picking

Robotics Business Review

Rapid iD uses 3D vision and generative AI to quickly identify new objects. Source: Rapid Robotics Many companies are racing to apply the latest advances in artificial intelligence to robotics. Kimberly Losey, CEO of Rapid Robotics. The process takes so long and has been convoluted and lacked transparency.”

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