Tina Helix
Tina specializes in toolpath programming using software like NUMROTO, ANCA ToolRoom, and Walter Helitronic. She quickly builds 3D models and grinding paths for high-precision tooling, enabling flexible production of custom cutting tools.
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Electric Bike Technology Takes the Back Road
While attaching an electric motor to a two-wheeled frame is an idea that goes back to 1897, recent iterations of the design and technology continue to...
Giving Robot Insects a Brain
Not content with developing robots that simply look like an insect, Cornell University engineers have been working to develop a new type of programmin...
3D Manufacturing Firm Nets $200M in Funding
Carbon, a Silicon Valley-based digital manufacturing company, recently announced that it had raised $200 million in Series D funding. Recognized as a...
Researchers Print Stretchable Circuits That Heal Themselves
North Carolina State University researchers may have found a new way to print flexible (and stretchable) electronic circuits.
In a recent study, resea...
Research Firm Tabs Top 5 Robot Vision Suppliers
Technavio, a global research firm, recently published a new report on the industrial robot vision systems market. The marketis comprised of several es...
Miniature Robots Strengthen Internal Organs
Recently, physicians and engineers partnered together to produce an implantable robot designed to stretch body tissue and therefore help improperly de...
Plant Floor Success Takes Robots to Walmart
Bossa Nova recently unveiled a collection of 6' tall robots that are equipped with barcode scanners and cameras to help manage the 200,000+ produc...
3D Printing Technique Improves Material Performance
A team of researchers at Harvards John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences recently demonstrated a 3D printing method that allows fo...
Stingray Showcases Soft Tissue Robotics
A team of researchers from the University of California Los Angeles has unveiled some new advancements in the development of tissue-based soft roboti...
Implanted Medical Sensors Dissolve to Avoid Surgery
Engineers at the University of Connecticut recently unveiled a prototype of a biodegradable pressure sensor that, once surgically placed, could help d...
Autonomous Vehicle Add-On for OEMs
While the first thoughts of applying driverless technology tend to slant towards on-road cars, trucks, and semis, perhaps the greatest potential for t...
Because Size Doesn’t Matter, But Footprint Does
The demands placed on industrial robotics have always required a balance between capabilities and the amount of factory floor space they consume. Taki...
