GITAI’s space robot technology has potential applications in Epson’s robotics business and has proven to be competitive in the expanding space business market.
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Epson and its subsidiary Epson X Investment Corporation will subscribe in the third-party allocation of sales for GITAI Inc., a startup company developing general-purpose space robots, and invest in the company through their EP-GB Investment Limited Partnership.
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Seiko Epson Corporation recently announced that its large-format printers and an industrial robot had won the Red Dot Award in the Product Design category – the fourth year in a row that Epson have been recognised.
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System increases efficiency of factory administration and robot maintenance.
Epson Develops System for Simultaneously Managing Multiple Robots Read More »
If facial recognition software and Amazon’s Alexa are held up as popular examples of surveillance capitalism, Boston Dynamics videos are usually shoved in ones face by people afraid of these robots’ mobility and physical prowess.
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Epson, the global market share leader in SCARA (horizontally articulated) robots for seven consecutive years, has begun a global rollout of the T6 robot.
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Space-efficient N6 is ideal for material handling operations in restricted spaces, and offers a wider degree of design freedom for warehouses and factory floorplans due to its innovative design features.
Epson launches N6 Compact 6-Axis Robot and Hollow Force Sensor Read More »
Scientists are increasingly designing robots using soft materials that more closely resemble biological systems…
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The WorkSense W-01 has features that enable the robot to automate production tasks that previously defied automation.
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Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University’s Robotics Institute have enabled a computer to understand the body poses and movements of multiple people from video in real time – including, for the first time, the pose of each individual’s fingers. This new method was developed with the help of the Panoptic Studio, a two-story dome embedded with
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