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Omron to showcase AI-powered ‘suitcase’ for the visually impaired

May 3, 2025 by Mark Allinson

Omron says it will launch a public demonstration of its autonomous navigation robot, the “AI Suitcase” at the upcoming Osaka-Kansai Expo 2025.

Developed to support visually impaired individuals, the AI Suitcase will be on display and available for hands-on experience from April 13 to October 13 as part of the Expo’s “Smart Mobility Expo” initiative.

The suitcase-shaped robot uses artificial intelligence to autonomously guide users through public spaces. It detects obstacles, interprets environmental cues, and provides spoken directions in multiple languages, including Japanese, English, and Chinese. [Read more…] about Omron to showcase AI-powered ‘suitcase’ for the visually impaired

Filed Under: Design, News Tagged With: AI mobility aid, AI suitcase, AI-powered suitcase Japan, Alps Alpine AI project, assistive technology for visually impaired, autonomous navigation robot, inclusive robotics, omron robotics, Osaka-Kansai Expo 2025, smart mobility expo

Is Kawasaki’s crazy horse robot idea actually a stroke of genius?

May 2, 2025 by Mark Allinson

When Kawasaki first unveiled its concept of a robotic horse, many people may have thought of it as not much more than an interesting – or even fascinating and alluring – curiosity. But curiosity nonetheless.

However, when we look at the idea more closely and remind ourselves how globally successful Kawasaki is in the motorcycles market – and indeed the industrial robotics market, we start to take the idea of a hydrogen-powered robotic horse more seriously as a market proposition.

Kawasaki is a globally recognized leader in the motorcycle industry, known for its high-performance bikes and engineering innovation. As a division of Kawasaki Heavy Industries, its Powersports & Engine segment encompasses motorcycles, ATVs, personal watercraft, and engines, contributing significantly to the company’s bottom line. [Read more…] about Is Kawasaki’s crazy horse robot idea actually a stroke of genius?

Filed Under: Design, Features Tagged With: future mobility robotics, hydrogen powered robot, kawasaki corleo, kawasaki heavy industries, kawasaki motorcycles market, off-road robot vehicle, personal mobility innovation, rideable robot technology, robot horse, robotic transportation systems

Unitree Robotics demonstrates quadruped fire rescue robots for extreme disaster response

May 1, 2025 by Mark Allinson

Advanced firefighting robots climb stairs, withstand extreme heat, and deploy water cannons up to 60 meters

Unitree Robotics, best known for its agile quadruped robots, has introduced a new breed of firefighting and disaster response machines designed to operate in environments too dangerous for human rescuers.

The company’s latest innovation is a quadruped fire rescue robot equipped with modular tools for emergency response missions, ranging from structural fires to forest blazes.

With high mobility, rugged durability, and real-time situational awareness capabilities, the robot is already being deployed in the field and is now available for purchase. [Read more…] about Unitree Robotics demonstrates quadruped fire rescue robots for extreme disaster response

Filed Under: Design, Infrastructure Tagged With: disaster response robotics, fire suppression technology, firefighting robots, forest fire robot, quadruped robot firefighter, robot for hazardous environments, robotics in emergency services, search and rescue robot, stair-climbing robot, Unitree fire rescue robot

Why Electric Dirt Bikes Are the Future of Outdoor Fun

April 28, 2025 by Mark Allinson

Electric dirt bikes are revolutionizing the way we explore off-road terrains, offering a sustainable and exciting alternative for eco-conscious riders.

As environmental awareness grows, these innovative machines provide an opportunity to enjoy nature responsibly without compromising on thrill and adventure.

With the rise in demand for eco-friendly transportation, many off-road enthusiasts are turning to electric dirt bikes. [Read more…] about Why Electric Dirt Bikes Are the Future of Outdoor Fun

Filed Under: Design Tagged With: bikes, dirt, electric, fun, motocross, outdoors, riders

Renault introduces ‘revolutionary’ two-tone paint process

April 25, 2025 by Mark Allinson

The Maubeuge plant has been building the Renault Kangoo range since 1997. This year will mark a major change with the arrival of the iconic all-electric passenger car, Renault 4 E-Tech electric.

At the same time, the site will debut a major innovation on the production line: the Jetprint Paint system for two-tone paintwork. (See video below.)

This new, ultra-modern technology saves energy and emits less carbon, but its development and implementation posed a real challenge. [Read more…] about Renault introduces ‘revolutionary’ two-tone paint process

Filed Under: Design, Features Tagged With: automotive production innovation, custom vehicle paint finishes, eco-friendly vehicle paint process, energy-saving car production, Maubeuge Renault plant, Renault 4 E-Tech electric, Renault Jetprint Paint, robotic car painting, sustainable automotive manufacturing, two-tone car paint technology

Caracol takes part in installation at Milan Design event

April 11, 2025 by Mark Allinson

In collaboration with Decibel and Vizcom, Caracol brings its cutting-edge robotic additive manufacturing technology to PORTAL, a living design installation debuting at Alcova (Former SNIA Factory, Room SN7a) during Milan Design Week 2025 (April 7-13, 2025).

Created by Decibel and Charles Birshaw, PORTAL explores the future of sustainable furniture design through Vizcom’s AI-assisted creative tools, circular production models, and robotic additive manufacturing.

Set within the abandoned SNIA factory – a raw, post-industrial space now overtaken by nature – PORTAL presents a striking juxtaposition: high-tech fabrication meets organic decay. [Read more…] about Caracol takes part in installation at Milan Design event

Filed Under: Design, News Tagged With: additive, caracol, decibel, design, manufacturing, milan, vizcom, week

Kawasaki unveils hydrogen-powered robotic horse that you can ride

April 6, 2025 by David Edwards

Kawasaki Heavy Industries has unveiled Corleo, a hydrogen-powered, four-legged robotic vehicle designed for riders, at the Osaka-Kansai Expo 2025. This innovative concept integrates artificial intelligence and clean energy technologies to navigate diverse terrains. ​(See video below.)

Corleo’s four independent robotic legs enable balanced and stable movement across various surfaces. Each leg operates separately, allowing the robot to traverse rough and uneven terrain with ease. ​

Equipped with a 150cc hydrogen engine, Corleo generates electricity to power its limbs. This clean energy approach positions the robot as an environmentally friendly off-road mobility platform. ​ [Read more…] about Kawasaki unveils hydrogen-powered robotic horse that you can ride

Filed Under: Design, News Tagged With: corleo, horse, hydrogen, kawasaki, robot, robotic

Rollon unveils new robot transfer system

March 27, 2025 by David Edwards

Rollon, a specialist developer of linear motion solutions, has launched its new Cobot Transfer Unit (CTU), designed to push the boundaries of collaborative robot applications.

With a series of key enhancements, the latest CTU model offers improved flexibility, easier integration, and increased performance, making it the ideal solution for automation processes requiring extended reach.

The new CTU introduces a range of updates aimed at simplifying installation and maximizing efficiency. A transition to a new motor helps ensure reduced lead times, as it is readily available in stock. Additionally, the adoption of a 220V power supply – matching the voltage of Universal Robots – eliminates the need for industrial voltage, simplifying integration and reducing electrical complexities. [Read more…] about Rollon unveils new robot transfer system

Filed Under: Design, News Tagged With: cobot, collaborative, linear, motion, robot, robotics, rollon, transfer, unit

5 Best Lab Characterization Services for Semiconductor Projects

March 26, 2025 by David Edwards

When embarking on a semiconductor project, selecting the right lab characterization service is crucial to ensure your devices meet performance and reliability standards.

Below is a curated list of top companies offering lab characterization services for semiconductor projects, highlighting their unique offerings to assist you in making an informed decision. [Read more…] about 5 Best Lab Characterization Services for Semiconductor Projects

Filed Under: Design Tagged With: arm, asic, characterization, chips, infinita, lab, projects, rf, semiconductor, services, vlsi

The Art of Embroidery: Exploring Embroidery Designs for Projects

March 16, 2025 by David Edwards

Embroidery is one of the oldest and most cherished textile arts, allowing creators to add intricate details and personal flair to fabrics. Whether you’re a professional embroiderer or a hobbyist, having access to high-quality free embroidery designs can elevate your projects and inspire creativity.

While exploring various sources for embroidery patterns, I came across a platform offering a vast collection of free embroidery designs, making it easier for enthusiasts to experiment with different styles and applications. [Read more…] about The Art of Embroidery: Exploring Embroidery Designs for Projects

Filed Under: Design Tagged With: apparel, art, craft, creativity, decor, designs, embroidery, history

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