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How robots can reduce aerospace workplace hazards

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The aerospace industry has begun paying more attention to the hazards of humans working closely with hazardous chemicals. The post How robots can reduce aerospace workplace hazards appeared first on Robotics Business Review.

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Small Aerospace Supplier Grows with Robotic Machine Tending

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Using Mitsubishi Electric’s LoadMate Plus, TL Aerotek triples its output and meets one month’s production quote in one week.

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Gecko Robotics, Rho Impact study how robots and AI could improve sustainability

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Robotics, data, and AI promise to help both sustainability and profitability. Source: Gecko Robotics Robots and artificial intelligence have a significant role to play in maintaining crumbling infrastructure — and they could help bring about a zero-carbon economy while they’re at it.

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Stäubli Tool Changer Helps TPR’s Aerospace Project Take Off

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With a comprehensive portfolio of systems and modules, Stäubli robot tool changers continue to find their way into new and exciting projects across many different market sectors. True Position Robotics (TPR) provides smart solutions for robot drilling and inspection, designed to fit within a digital landscape.

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Robotic Crew offers nearshore robotics development, operations talent

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Robotic Crew founders at RoboBusiness 2023. Robotic Crew offers staffing in Latin America for robot development, as well as operations and fleet management. “About two years ago, we spun out of WeDevelop, a company that was providing software engineers,” said Ricardo Petrazzini , founder and CEO of Robotic Crew.

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Germany’s robotics centers establish RIG, the Robotics Institute Germany

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Also present: ARMAR-7 robot from KIT. Source: BMBF/Hans-Joachim Rickel Germany’s leading robotics centers are coming together to establish the Robotics Institute Germany, or RIG. Participants said they want RIG to become the central contact point for robotics in Germany. Angela Schoellig from TUM and Prof.

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Epica raises $18M for industrial, medical robots

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SandRob robot can sand, polish, and trim complex shapes of any scale or size, the company said. based company develops advanced medical imaging and precision robotics technology. It holds 75 issued and pending patents on its medical imaging and robotics platforms in the U.S., The initial funding of $13.5 EU, and other countries.

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