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Frost + Sullivan Analyses Automation and Controls Market in Singapore

Frost & Sullivan has released a research report, ‘Automation and Controls Market in Singapore’. It has determined that the revenue of the automation and controls market in 2009 is $90 million and it is expected that the revenue will be around $136 million in 2016.

14 Dec 2010

B+R Industrial Automation Releases New Range of Stepper and Synchronous Motors

B&R Industrial Automation has declared the inclusion of accurate planetary gears to its stepper and synchronous motors family.

From B&R Industrial Automation GmbH 14 Dec 2010

Korea Aims to be Major Robotics Player by 2018

Industrial robots make up the majority of the robotics industry. The international market is estimated to be worth around US$9.4 billion a year, with service robots making up around a third of this figure.

13 Dec 2010

AMETEK Releases Pittman Series 8690 DC Motors for Automation Applications

Ametek has launched a new range of Pittman Series 8690 brushcommutated DC motors for providing sustained and noiseless operations.

10 Dec 2010

Emerson’s Smart Wireless Gateway Receives Achilles Certification for Industrial Automation

Emerson Process Management has declared that its Smart Wireless Gateway has been authorized by Achilles for industrial automation requirements.

9 Dec 2010

Hollysys Automation to Partake in Major Investor Event

Hollysys Automation, a China-based supplier of control and automation systems, has declared that Peter Li, Chief Financial Officer and Jennifer Zhang, Investor Relations Manager of the company, will participate in the upcoming investor event.

9 Dec 2010

Robot That Reads

An important human ability, one of reading and interpreting text has been successfully replicated in a robot named Marge. Her creators are Ingmar Posner and Paul Newman at the University of Oxford, along with their collaborator Peter Corke at Queensland University of Technology. Marge is able to determine what a word says and what it means, effectively making an artificial intuitive leap.

7 Dec 2010