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The new model now features a one-piece insulation shell comprised of high-temperature polyimide aerogel, the armor envelops the drone’s sensitive parts in a single cast structure.

So far, Isaac 0 can fold T-shirts, hoodies, pants, towels and undergarments. Yet, the robot still cannot handle large blankets or turn garments right-side out.

A new video showcases InfraTec’s versatile, high-end thermography cameras.

The high voltage, three-phase input avoids the requirement for costly step-down transformers and assists phase load current balancing.

The Corvus One for Cold Chain has been created to withstand extreme cold, airflow, frost and condensation to deliver frequent, accurate inventory cycle counts without human intervention, thereby allowing operators to maintain real-time visibility while keeping labor and equipment from harsh freezer conditions.

The goal of the company is to develop so-called “super-species” robots capable of approaching, or even surpassing, human athletic abilities.

New long-life cooled thermal cameras deliver high-speed, high-sensitivity mid-wave infrared (MWIR) imaging with dramatically reduced required maintenance for industrial automation applications.

Users can adjust the desired field of view at the touch of a button while maintaining the same resolution and a constant measurement distance.

The series explores how silicon photomultiplier (SiPM) technology is revolutionizing photon detection, enabling breakthroughs in both fundamental research and practical applications.

The robot, dubbed Agile One, with its human-like dexterity, 71 degrees of freedom, onboard AI and tactile fingertips for precise manipulation has been developed to handle complex, repetitive and high-precision tasks.

The program was launched to deliver success across digital ecosystems.

The Hobbs WI is capable of autonomously navigating as well as performing reception and guidance tasks while working alongside humans.

The new arbitrary waveform generators (AWGs) feature a maximum of six channels at 10 GS/s or 12 channels at 5 GS/s output speed.

The humanoid robot, dubbed TORA-ONE, made its debut at this year’s CES where it demonstrated its ice-cream making capabilities, handling levers, ingredients and cup delivery.

The team has developed a group of spherical, snail-inspired robots that can collectively solve a physical transport problem by reconfiguring themselves in real time.