Founded in 2017, iFollow makes three AMRs that can transport 300 kg, 600 kg and 1,000 kg payloads.

Soft Robotics plans to make its mGripAI solution available for order fulfillment, sortation, decanting and kitting. 

The ABB Depalletizer Solution uses vision guidance to easily identify boxes to pick from a pallet, regardless of size and orientation.

Eureka’s high accuracy and high agility automation technology builds on research from Nanyang Technical University in Singapore and MIT.

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Software uses vision technology to deliver 70% increase in speed and 50% increase in accuracy for select ABB industrial robots.

Plus One and Tompkins’ technologies will create an accurate picking robot that can quickly classify new package shapes and types.

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Available in eight variants, the IRB 5710 and IRB 5720 present a choice of options for payloads from 70 kg to 180 kg.

RIOS specializes in automating labor-intensive factories and warehouses with artificial intelligence and robotic workcells.

The company invested in simulation functionality that enables it to help determine the optimal deployment of AMRs into material handling applications.

Matt Rendall, CEO of OTTO Motors, discusses the future of material handling in automotive and the importance of simulation for AMRs.

Kinova makes a variety of robotic arms. Kinova said new products for industrial markets will be announced later in 2022.

The projects respond to pervasive areas of need in U.S. manufacturing and, specifically, address key Department of Defense (DoD) manufacturing-focused modernization priorities.

Formic plans to grow its team across all areas of business, particularly in sales, engineering, finance and marketing.

The funding was led by Tiger Global, and included participation from previous investors like Threshold Ventures, Riot VC and Toyota Ventures.

The two companies will push the envelope of the state of the art in AMR simulations.

ForwardX plans to use the new capital to accelerate its research and development timeline, increase its deployment capabilities in key markets.

The new facility will enable the company to keep up with growing demand for new manufacturing and warehouse facilities.

The promotion of Arnie Kravitz, Dr. Chuck Brandt and Suzy Teele reflects the increasing diversity of the ARM Institute’s capabilities.

Collaborative robot markets are expected to see the biggest growth in the years ahead, with end effectors representing the largest component market.

To address labor shortages and long cycle times, New England Union Company deployed a UR10e cobot arm and ActiNav bin picking system to run untended all night long.