AMT Tech Report: Issue #252
Machine tending with cobots. ChatGPT’s reinforced position in manufacturing. Don’t bank on EVs just yet. Emerged technology. AddUp sends support to Ohio.
FIRST Robotics Off-season Robotics Tournament Honors Former Student
To honor the legacy of a teammate, FIRST Robotics Teams competed in a memorial tournament in the off-season to remember their classmate, push their skills, and have some fun.
Want To Be Globally Competitive? Think Robots and Automation
Manufacturing companies the world over are embracing robots in a big way. While U.S. companies have long been deploying the equipment, there are still great opportunities that can be realized ...
AMT Tech Trends: Exoskin
Steve learns that the “MFG” in the MFG Meeting stands for “Manufacturing For Growth” and reports that smart glasses’ viability is still not quite there. Stephen announces that he will be experimenting with ChatGPT to determine if it can be employed ...
The Robots of CES 2023
Whether at home, work or somewhere along the way, you might interact with robots sooner than you think. From yardwork and security monitoring to self-driving boats and noninvasive water pipe inspection, here’s some highlights ...
The Art of Collaboration
Coordinating the activities between automation and workers is something that requires deliberate design.
AMT Tech Report: Issue #246
Black heroes in manufacturing. Metrology and automation go hand in hand. Threats to automation. Communication helps the supply chain suck less. Are AMRs ready for CNC shops?
AMT Tech Trends: Band Aids
Those dweebs Ben and Steve talk about wedding bands. Benjamin is excited that robot software and setup are getting easier and more accessible. Stephen shares some detective work about Dior’s new 3D-printed shoe concept ...
AMT Tech Report: Issue #245
Automated wood reclamation. Additive sees more military adoption. Robots + additive. Movie time: manufacturing the C8 Corvette. Double feature: Marines > AI.
Automation Now
Dude, there has been a lot said lately about a police department employing robots with deadly force capabilities. And sure, the idea of it conjures images of Skynet, Cyberdyne Systems, and T-Series robots nonchalantly blowing people away, but the reality..