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Kivnon reaches 5,000 installed mobile robots in 20 countries

Robotics Automation News

Kivnon designs, manufactures, and implements mobile robots that enhance material handling efficiency across various markets, including automotive, food, logistics distribution, and retail applications. Juan Prieto, CEO of Kivnon, says: “We started in 2009 with […]

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Amazon to discuss its robotics evolution at Robotics Summit & Expo

Robotics Business Review

from Stanford University in 2009, advised by Mark Cutkosky. The show will have more than 50 educational sessions in tracks on AI, design and development, enabling technologies, healthcare, and logistics. and Europe. Parness brings robotics, AI expertise to Amazon Parness received his Ph.D.

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Over two tonnes of uranium missing in Libya, UN agency warns

E&T

“The loss of knowledge about the present location of nuclear material may present a radiological risk as well as nuclear security concerns,” the IAEA said, adding that reaching the site required “complex logistics”. It is unclear when the uranium went missing or who could have taken it.

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Turning to Australian made

Manufacturer's Monthly

Endurequip Hoists is an Australian Heavy Vehicle Hoist brand with a history of more than 30 years of delivering workshop lifting and handling solutions to the heavy vehicle industry, public transport, logistics, mining and rail industries.

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RBR50 Spotlight: Neya Systems developing cybersecurity standards for AGVs

Robotics Business Review

Website: neyarobotics.com Year Founded: 2009 Number of Employees: 51-100 Innovation Class: Technology, Product & Services In November 2023, Neya Systems started developing a cybersecurity standard for autonomous ground vehicles (AGVs). Organization: Neya Systems Country: U.S.

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Boston Dynamics debuts electric version of Atlas humanoid robot

Robotics Business Review

Boston Dynamics began with humanoids by sawing one of its pneumatically powered quadrupeds in half back in 2009. “In addition to the target application of a lot of parts movement — a special kind of logistics in automotive production — I think that will evolve as the dexterity of the robots improves over time.”

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Five minutes with…Osman Boyner, Founder and CEO of BEDEO

SMMT

Founded in 2009, the company is headquartered in Farnham, with manufacturing in Turkey and China. LCVs are the backbone of the logistics industry, however, we need to rethink the way we power them and offer cost-effective electric versions now, and not just wait until they’re banned – that could be in 2030, 2035 or even beyond that.