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The new software suite is designed to reduce the programming effort of new robotic solutions.

MiR said the new software lays a foundation for faster missions, tighter integration and enhanced cybersecurity.

SICK has launched a product called Monitoring Box that enables access to sensor data for cloud-based condition monitoring.

Facilities operationalizing material handling automation can now leverage powerful analytics and insights to target process improvements,

With its latest tool, InOrbit wanted to solve a problem that existed specifically in autonomous mobile robot deployments.

There’s a large variety of network solutions being utilized by companies in their day-to-day robot operations- each having their own quirks.

A fleet management solution is necessary when you have more than one autonomous mobile robot deployed at your facility.

Listen to how Blue River Technology brought autonomy to John Deere tractors and are using machine learning to continually improve the operations.

Brian Gerkey, co-founder and CEO of Open Robotics, will discuss how companies are addressing interoperability and what options are available to vendors, end users, and integrators.

Organizations that do not allow cloud-based solutions can now deploy Forman Platform on-site.

The two companies will push the envelope of the state of the art in AMR simulations.

Rocos’ technology will enable robotics to drive large-scale automation for construction, energy and agriculture

MOV.AI, a collaborative robotics software company, with roots in ROS development, raises $4M in Series A Funding.

Brain Corp announces a new BrainOS software release with enhancements to the user interface and reporting capability.

Rocos provides a Cloud backbone to connect robotics to everything the Cloud has to offer including AI, 3rd party API’s and visualization.

InOrbit provides a cloud-based robot management platform that enables robotics companies to develop, deploy and operate smart robots at global scale.

UK based SLAMcore closes a $5M (USD) funding round to help it meet growing demand for AI based spatial and localization software solutions.

Brain Corp announces an additional $36 million in series D funding to support continued growth and expansion worldwide.