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CSIRO’s Prototype Autonomous Vehicle Helps Improve Accuracy of Earth Observation Satellites

CSIRO’s Prototype Autonomous Vehicle Helps Improve Accuracy of Earth Observation Satellites

A prototype autonomous vehicle, or rover, developed by CSIRO is helping scientists improve the accuracy of Earth observation satellites that provide valuable data to our mining and agricultural industries.

26 Sep 2013

UT Austin Marine Science Professor Wins Liquid Robotics PacX Challenge Grand Prize

UT Austin Marine Science Professor Wins Liquid Robotics PacX Challenge Grand Prize

Liquid Robotics®, an ocean data services provider and developer of the Wave Glider®, the first wave-powered ocean robot, announced at the Oceans’13 MTS/IEEE scientific conference that the Liquid Robotics PacX Challenge grand prize was awarded to Dr. Tracy Villareal, professor of marine science at the University of Texas at Austin. His winning research focused on a comparison of scientific spatial data collected from U.S. satellite streams to in-situ or surface data collected by the four PacX Wave Gliders.

From Liquid Robotics 25 Sep 2013

NASA and DPI Open Registration for 2014 UAS Airspace Operations Challenge

NASA and DPI Open Registration for 2014 UAS Airspace Operations Challenge

NASA and Development Projects Inc. (DPI) of Dayton, Ohio, have opened registration for the 2014 Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) Airspace Operations Challenge. The $500,000 prize competition is scheduled for April 2014 in Indiana.

25 Sep 2013

Seegrid Flexible AGVs to be Demonstrated at NITCO Integrated Warehouse Solutions Open House

Seegrid Flexible AGVs to be Demonstrated at NITCO Integrated Warehouse Solutions Open House

Seegrid’s distributor partner, NITCO, is hosting the second annual Integrated Warehouse Solutions Open House Wednesday, October 9th from 9am-3pm in Foxboro, Massachusetts. The event will be at the Putman Club in Gillette Stadium.

From Seegrid Corporation 24 Sep 2013

NASA's Mars Rover Curiosity Resumes Trek Toward Mount Sharp Destination

NASA's Mars Rover Curiosity Resumes Trek Toward Mount Sharp Destination

NASA's Mars rover Curiosity has resumed a trek of many months toward its mountain-slope destination, Mount Sharp. The rover used instruments on its arm last week to inspect rocks at its first waypoint along the route inside Gale Crater.

24 Sep 2013

ING’s Responder VTOL Robotic Aircraft to be Demonstrated at TFI World Fertilizer Conference

ING’s Responder VTOL Robotic Aircraft to be Demonstrated at TFI World Fertilizer Conference

ING Robotic Aviation will be showcasing their small vertical take off and landing (VTOL) robotic aircraft, Responder, at the 2013 TFI World Fertilizer Conference.

23 Sep 2013

TCOM Launches 12M Tactical Aerostat for Portable Surveillance Applications

TCOM Launches 12M Tactical Aerostat for Portable Surveillance Applications

TCOM, the global leader in combat-proven airborne persistent surveillance solutions, announces the launch of its newest aerostat platform, the 12M™ Tactical Aerostat.

23 Sep 2013

Seegrid and Trilogiq Discuss Benefits of Flexible AGVs

Seegrid and Trilogiq Discuss Benefits of Flexible AGVs

Amanda Merrell, Seegrid’s Marketing Director, interviewed Trilogiq USA’s Marketing Coordinator, Sarah Cunningham.

23 Sep 2013

NASA MSFC and Moon Express Collaborate to Test Flight Software on Mighty Eagle Robotic Lander

NASA MSFC and Moon Express Collaborate to Test Flight Software on Mighty Eagle Robotic Lander

NASA Marshall Spaceflight Center (MSFC) is collaborating with Moon Express, Inc. to test the company's flight software on NASA's "Mighty Eagle" prototype robotic lander.

23 Sep 2013

Clarkson University’ Golden Eagle UAV Takes Flight to Record Wind Speed and Direction

Clarkson University’ Golden Eagle UAV Takes Flight to Record Wind Speed and Direction

An unmanned aerial device designed at Clarkson University that flew near Lake Erie's shores this summer may help determine the best locations to site wind turbine farms.

21 Sep 2013

Why Are There Robots in Space?

Why Are There Robots in Space?

A robot is defined as a self-controlled device consisting of electronic, electrical, or mechanical units that can autonomously perform the same functions as a human. In this article, the use of robots in space is explored.

An Introduction to Actuators

An Introduction to Actuators

Actuators are key to modern technology, converting various energy sources into mechanical motion for use in robotics, aerospace, and industrial systems.

Your Guide to Smarter Manufacturing with Machine Learning

Your Guide to Smarter Manufacturing with Machine Learning

Explore how machine learning helps manufacturers cut energy use, reduce downtime, and improve quality—with real examples and actionable insights.

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