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AI-enabled Robotics - Vision, Perception & Autonomy
From production line to warehouse, AI inference powered embedded computers and robotics increase efficiency, provide 24/7 operation, and minimize the use of man power. The new generation of industrial computers offer excellent computational performance. They can be deployed into VGR (vision guided robotics) to increase accuracy of pick-and-place applications for items with complex shapes. AGVs (automated guided vehicles) and AMRs (autonomous mobile robots) integrated with compact, low-power consumption computers delivering high TOPS/ TFLOPS inference performances in warehouses can self–plan routes and avoid obstacles to carry goods from A to B.
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Neousys Technology America, Inc.
Neousys Technology is a manufacturer of rugged embedded systems, GPU computers, and modules.
Discover how Neousys Technology America, Inc. can support your automation journey with their complete range of solutions and expertise.
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Neousys Technology is a manufacturer of rugged embedded systems, GPU computers, and modules.
Weekly Bot Brief Newsletter on Robotics 3/12/2021
There is no force on earth more powerful than an idea whose time has come.
The Big Picture: Navigation Gets a Reboot for Automatic Vehicles
Established guidance systems can now have been joined by new game-changing technologies.
Midwest Engineered Systems Hosts Middle School Robotics Tour
Benjamin Franklin once said, “An investment in knowledge pays the best interest,” and he was spot on.