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Bonding of a sensor plastic insert for robots Description: 1. Casing elements around the robots are equipped with pressure sensors 2. As soon as these are touched with a force of 5 Newton, the robot immediately goes into safety-protected standstill 3. The mount for the sensors is bonded with WEICON Easy-Mix PE-PP 50 to the inside of the casing element 4. The casing is made of ABS and the mount of PE

Update on our research work: 'Memory-based Controllers for Efficient Data-driven Control of Soft Robots'. For detailed findings and methodologies, please refer to the video and the full paper: https://lnkd.in/eswqcqjT and https://lnkd.in/eS7zFySd.

Are your warehouse robots equipped to handle the complexities of modern environments? Our upcoming webinar, "Robot vs. Wild: Robot Safety is a Survival Skill," on May 31st, will showcase how to equip your robots with the necessary skills for optimal performance and safety. This session will provide a comprehensive look at the techniques and technologies that can help your automation programs succeed. Register today and stay ahead in the automation game: https://hubs.li/Q02vL4bg0

Check out our paper on "Memory-based Controllers for Efficient Data-driven Control of Soft Robots". Controller design for soft robots is challenging due to non-linear deformation and high degrees of freedom of flexible material. The data-driven approach is a promising solution to the controller design problem for soft robots. However, the existing data-driven methods for controller design for soft robots suffer from two drawbacks: (i) they require excessively long training time, and (ii) they may result in potentially inefficient controllers. In this paper, we address these challenges by developing two memory-based controllers for soft robots that can be designed in a data-driven fashion: the finite memory controller and the long short-term memory controller. #robotics #softrobotics #pneumatic #LSTM #finitememorycontroller #datadrivencontrol

Did you know? In 1961, General Motors installed the first commercial digital and programmable robot 🤖. It revolutionized the manufacturing industry by automating a hazardous task of lifting hot metal from die-casting machines 🔥🏭. This robot was capable of performing complex tasks and paved the way for further advancements in robotics 🛠️🚀. The success of this early robot led to further exploration of robotic technologies in various industries 🌐. Today, robots have become integral to many industries, improving efficiency, productivity, safety, and overall quality 💼📈🔧.

Automation drives successful industries by reducing variability, ensuring process repeatability, meeting quality standards, and cutting manufacturing costs. As automation surges, the demand for linear motion bearings skyrockets. Robots with linear bearings move precisely along single axes, enabling versatile movements. Unlike rotating robots, they excel in back-and-forth, up-and-down, and in-and-out motions. Their exceptional accuracy makes them perfect for mundane, repetitive tasks, guaranteeing flawless execution.🌟💪 Embrace the power of automation in your robotics applications. Learn more: https://hubs.la/Q02zTGnX0

How can robots revolutionize the way we conduct inspections and maintenance on plant equipment?    Swipe to see the top benefits. 👉    #InspectionRobotics #PlantInspections #NDT   

By continuously loading and unloading parts, machine tending robots help maximize machine uptime and overall production throughput. They can work 24/7 without fatigue or breaks, leading to increased productivity and cost savings

When it comes to integrating robotics for automated inspections, the 'build or buy' dilemma can be a significant one. While prefabricated solutions may seem like a quick fix, they often involve extensive configuration. On the other hand, a custom robotics rig could streamline processes, speed up production, and minimize errors. If you're struggling to decide which route to take, check out this link for four critical points to guide your robotics integration strategy: https://sftsrv.com/UYQBKT.