Coval said it redesigned its suction and foam gripper with feedback from customers, integrators, manufacturers, and operators.

The ARM Robotics Manufacturing Hub offers no-cost assessments and prototyping, as the organization releases its Future of Work study.

Stanford Ph.D. researcher Cheng Chi discusses the development of the UMI gripper and the use of diffusion AI models for robotics.

OnRobot says its new grippers can handle heavier payloads for collaborative robot applications such as palletizing and machine tending.

InductOne builds on Plus One Robotics’ parcel picking experience and trusted relationships with customers to increase throughput.

Ubiros has developed grippers with force-sensing capabilities to bring automation to more picking tasks, explains President Onder Ondemir.

HowToRobot hopes to address industry needs by creating a global automation market platform and vendor-independent advisory firm.

igus announced 247 new products, including a low-cost mobile manipulator and AI-based tools for configuring systems.

Boston Dynamics has retired the hydraulic version of its Atlas and will begin testing an all-electric humanoid robot in the coming year.

From events like MODEX and GTC to new product launches, there was no shortage of robotics news to cover in March 2024. 

Glacier has also announced that it will be collaborating with Amazon to enhance traceability and recovery processes for recyclables.

Available in basic and longitudinal types, the LEHR Series offers gripping forces between 60 to 140 N and plug-and-play compatibility.

Bosch Rexroth hopes to help industry keep up with rising demands by making robot tooling more flexible and easier to use. 

FAULHABER highlights a new tool changer that can turn specialized robots into flexible machines that can do a range of tasks.

NVIDIA picks robots that showed special prowess — swimming, diving, gripping, seeing, strolling and flying — through 2023.

In addition to Sanctuary AI’s internal developments, IP assets from Giant.AI and Tangible Research have accelerated progress on its roadmap.

igus said the new finger gripper for its ReBeL cobot is made of motion plastics, offering functionality and affordability.

ISO and ASTM have defined an additive construction standard in what could be the first of joint efforts around robotics in that industry.

SCHUNK said this solution is designed for any gripper application that requires flexibility, including robot applications that move workpieces of different sizes or in close proximity to each other.

ATI Industrial Automation has introduced the MC-50 Manual Tool Changer, which provides high performance, reliability, and quality.

The new lightweight palletizing gripper from Piab lifts sacks and bags with weights of up to 110 lbs (50 kg).

The CGV offers built-in, adjustable compliance that allows the unit to compensate for irregularities in part surfaces and maintain contact with a workpiece.