Recent #robotics news in the semiconductor industry

7 months ago

➀ This article discusses the collaboration between Samsung and Rainbow Robotics, the creators of Hubo2, in developing advanced humanoid robots.

➁ The partnership aims to advance intelligent robotics technology, focusing on creating 'intelligent advanced humanoids'.

➂ Rainbow Robotics, established in 2011 by researchers from KAIST, is at the forefront of this development.

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7 months ago

➀ On January 22, 2025, the Agentur für Innovation in der Cybersicherheit GmbH (Cyberagentur) announced a call for proposals for the MoIn-LaMAS research project, aiming to develop mobile communication infrastructures for crisis and disaster situations.

➁ The project focuses on the reconfigurability and resilience of communication networks, utilizing swarm networks of heterogeneous unmanned systems.

➂ The research project, funded with 5 million euros over three years, will provide a significant boost to civil protection in Germany and evaluate its technologies through a demonstrator.

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8 months ago

➀ Rajguru Electronics has introduced the ADIY Pico, a compact development board featuring the RP2040 microcontroller, aimed at DIY enthusiasts, robotics, and home automation projects.

➁ The Pico board comes with 27 GPIO pins, USB Type C connectivity, and supports popular development environments like Arduino IDE, Visual Studio, and Thonny.

➂ Equipped with 4MB of onboard flash memory and a dual-core Arm Cortex-M0+ processor, the Pico offers flexibility and efficiency for a wide range of tasks.

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8 months ago

➀ EPC has introduced the EPC91104 7A 48V brushless DC motor driver evaluation board aimed at humanoid robot designers, utilizing GaN power transistors.

➁ The board measures 72 x 75mm and operates within a voltage range of 14 to 80V with peak currents up to 20A. It requires a separate signal generator board and proper heatsinking.

➂ The EPC91104 comes with four compatible control boards based on various microprocessors and can support sensorless and shaft-encoder operation, including field-oriented control.

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➀ ADIY has unveiled a new microcontroller board named ADIY UNO R3, which is an affordable alternative to the popular Arduino UNO R3.

➁ The board features a versatile design suitable for applications like robotics, automation, control systems, and IoT projects.

➂ Key specifications include digital I/O pins, analog input pins, a microcontroller, and communication options such as UART, I2C, and SPI.

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8 months ago

➀ The article lists the top ten technologies that are most likely to transform the world, as recommended by Technology Magazine.

➁ These technologies include GenAI, AI & Machine Learning, Quantum Computing, 5G, VR/AR, IoT, Blockchain & decentralized technologies, Green tech, BioTech & personalized medicines, and Robots & Automation.

➂ It highlights the potential impact of these technologies across various sectors including healthcare, industry, and sustainability.

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8 months ago

➀ The state government of Rhineland-Palatinate is funding the establishment of a new bachelor's program in Robotics and Artificial Intelligence at Hochschule Koblenz with two million euros.

➁ The program will focus on robotics applications and artificial intelligence/informatics, filling a gap in the current educational offerings in the region.

➂ This initiative aims to support digital transformation in the economy and foster technological innovation by qualifying professionals in these fields.

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8 months ago
➀ Researchers from Seoul National University have developed a robotic gripper inspired by human multi-object grasping; ➁ The gripper can move multiple items simultaneously, improving pick-and-place operations' efficiency; ➂ The research team demonstrated the gripper's capabilities through lab-scale experiments and logistics settings.
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9 months ago
➀ Researchers at the University of Queensland have developed a 3D printing method to create shape-shifting liquid metal robotics inspired by animal physiology; ➁ The technology aims to mimic the locomotion, flexibility, and control of mammalian movement; ➂ The gallium-polymer composite can be used for advanced medical rehabilitation products like high-precision grippers for prosthetic limbs.
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➀ The Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems finds that diverse and inclusive teams accelerate innovation in robotics.➁ A study published in Science Robotics outlines the benefits of fostering a diverse and inclusive environment.➂ The study highlights seven advantages of diverse and inclusive teams in robotics research, including increased productivity, more innovative solutions, and reduced technological bias.
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➀ TriEye introduces the TES200 1.3MP SWIR Image Sensor, designed for machine vision and robotics systems with superior resolution and efficiency; ➁ The sensor leverages CMOS-based technology, offering a cost-effective alternative to traditional InGaAs technology; ➂ It is set to address needs in industries like automotive, biometrics, and AI applications.
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➀ Cornell University researchers have developed microscale machines that synchronize their movements using electronic pulses, offering new applications in drug delivery, chemical mixing, and environmental cleanup; ➁ The technology utilizes low-power CMOS oscillators to send electronic pulses to neighboring machines, aligning their movements without central control; ➂ The decentralized approach is inspired by natural phenomena and allows for self-correction and maintenance of synchronization.
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9 months ago
➀ Researchers at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) have developed a groundbreaking tool for energy-efficient movement in robots; ➁ The tool applies the principle of natural oscillation patterns to robots, enabling them to move with unprecedented efficiency; ➂ The research is centered around BERT, a four-legged robot, which demonstrates the effectiveness of this new approach.
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