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KUKA war mit Reinhold Gross zum ersten Mal Gast bei uns im Podcast. Und wir waren erstaunt: Reinhold Gross blickt optimistischer als viele andere Branchenbeobachter in die Zukunft. Warum? Hört rein.
Gastgeber Filip Miermans diskutiert mit Markus Schatz, CEO von KEBA Industrial Automation, und Michael Garstenauer, Produktmanager bei KEBA, welche Robotik-Trends der letzten 20 Jahre den Durchbruch geschafft haben und was noch zu meistern ist. Unsere Gesprächspartner: [Markus Schatz](https://www.linkedin.com/in/markus-schatz-7a916545/?originalSubdomain=at) [Michael Garstenauer](https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelgarstenauer/?originalSubdomain=at) [Unser heutiger Host, Filip Miermans](https://www.linkedin.com/in/filip-miermans/) [Mehr zu Keba](www.keba.com/industrial-automation)
The restaurant industry is experiencing significant changes, with major chains like Chipotle investing in innovative technologies such as collaborative robots and autonomous delivery vehicles. However, challenges persist, exemplified by BurgerFi's bankruptcy filing, signaling potential market consolidation in the fast casual segment. The blurring lines between QSRs and fast casual concepts are intensifying competition, while economic pressures may impact consumer spending habits. Franchising and refranchising strategies are being explored as ways to generate cash and reduce costs. As the industry looks towards 2025, success will likely depend on a brand's ability to innovate, clearly communicate its value proposition, and adapt to evolving consumer preferences.RestaurantInnovation #FastCasualChallenges #FoodTechTrends
Hello, And Welcome to the 122nd Tech@Lunch Full Episode. This week's lunch topic is Full Automation Vs. semi-automation and What is Right for Your Organization. We look at the differences between fully automated and semi-automated processes, how each can fit into businesses of different sizes, and their hypothetical use cases. So join us as we investigate Full Automation vs. semi-automation for your organization. Join us on the Vulcanara Technology Solutions YouTube channel for new videos. Stay tuned for the Details regarding the Giveaway we are going to do. Take a look at Tech@Lunch Merch by going to www.apparel.vulcanara3d.com. Take a look at our Lithophnes or other products at www.PrintedHeritage.com. #Cobot, #Robotics, #TECH, #STEM, #3d, #UniversalRobotics, #ABB, #Kuka, #FANUC
Im BMW-Werk Spartanburg wird Science Fiction zur Realität: Im US-Standort des bayerischen Autobauers übernehmen menschengleiche Roboter testweise zahlreiche Aufgaben der Werker und bieten einen Blick in die Autofabrik der Zukunft. Doch schon heute sind clevere Cobots und autonome Transportvehikel längst Alltag in der Fertigung, die nächsten Level an Automatisierung und Produktivität werden freigeschaltet. Pascal und Yannick stellen sich in der aktuellen Folge die Frage: Beschleunigt das neueste Kapitel der Robotik-Revolution die Entwicklung zur vollautonomen Fabrik? Und was bedeutet das für die Mitarbeiter und deren Arbeitskraft? Alles zu Cobots und FTS in der Automobilproduktion: https://www.automobil-produktion.de/produktion/smart-factory/wie-verschiedene-cobots-die-automobilproduktion-unterstuetzen-928.html Die Cobot-Kolumne von Prof. Andreas Syska bei produktion.de: https://www.produktion.de/wirtschaft/paradigmenwechsel-vom-mit-arbeiter-zum-mit-unternehmer-369.html Alle Infos zu unserem Episodenpartner Omron: https://industrial.omron.de/de/home Mehr zu Pascal und Yannick finden Sie auf LinkedIn: Pascal Nagel: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pascal-nagel/ Yannick Tiedemann: www.linkedin.com/in/yannick-tiedemann Automatisierung, Robotik und die Smart Factory stehen auch bei einigen unserer Fachevents im Fokus: https://www.automotiveit-kongress.eu/ https://www.automation-next-conference.com/ Hinweis: Die im Podcast getätigten Aussagen spiegeln die Privatmeinung der Gesprächspartner wider und entsprechen nicht zwingend den Darstellungen des jeweiligen Arbeitgebers
Hello, And Welcome to the 121st Tech@Lunch Full Episode. This week's lunch topic is 3D Printing support for Robotics. We look at how 3D Printing Supports robotics and Robotics education and the hypothetical use cases of each type of system. We also investigate how 3d Printing can support the maintenance of robots and other portions of the robot ecosystem. So join us as we investigate 3D Printing support for Robotics. Join us on the Vulcanara Technology Solutions YouTube channel for new videos. Stay tuned for the Details regarding the Giveaway we are going to do. Please take a look at Tech@Lunch Merch by going to www.apparel.vulcanara3d.com. Please take a look at our Lithophnes or other products at www.PrintedHeritage.com. #Cobot, #Robotics, #TECH, #STEM, #3d, #AdditiveManufacturing, #VisionSystems, #3DPrinting, #CnC
Hello, And Welcome to the 120th Tech@Lunch Full Episode. This week's lunch topic is Robot Test Cell & Training Cell Design. We look at how to design a robot test cell and training cell design and the hypothetical use cases of each type of system. We also investigate how test cells and training cells can be used in STEM education. So join us as we investigate Robot Test Cell & Training Cell Design. Join us on the Vulcanara Technology Solutions YouTube channel for new videos. Stay tuned for the Details regarding the Giveaway we are going to do. Please take a look at Tech@Lunch Merch by going to www.apparel.vulcanara3d.com. Please take a look at our Lithophnes or other products at www.PrintedHeritage.com. #Cobot, #Robotics, #TECH, #STEM, #3d
Hello, And Welcome to the 119th Tech@Lunch Full Episode. This week's lunch topic is Residential or home-based cobots. We look at residential or home-based cobots from a hypothetical and current state view to see how they impact individuals and how you can best use them. We also investigate STEM education robots and how they can be viewed or played with at home to teach the younger generation about robotics. We also investigated how they can support the elderly and home-based healthcare sector. So join us as we investigate Residential or home-based cobots. Join us on the Vulcanara Technology Solutions YouTube channel for new videos. Stay tuned for the Details regarding the Giveaway we are going to do. Please take a look at Tech@Lunch Merch by going to www.apparel.vulcanara3d.com. Please take a look at our Lithophnes or other products at www.PrintedHeritage.com. #Cobot, #Robotics, #Healthcare, #TECH, #STEM, #3d, #IRobot, #Rumba
Hello, And Welcome to the 117th Tech@Lunch Full Episode. This week's lunch topic is Robot & Cobot's impact on small business use. We look at how Robot and Cobots can support and are currently used in small businesses. We investigate how they are used and maintained in Small Business applications. We also investigate the possible future of using robots and cobots in the small business environment. So join us as we discuss Robot & Cobot's impact on small business use. Join us on the Vulcanara Technology Solutions YouTube channel for new videos. Stay tuned for the Details regarding the Giveaway we are going to do. Please take a look at Tech@Lunch Merch by going to www.apparel.vulcanara3d.com. Please take a look at our Lithophnes or other products at www.PrintedHeritage.com. #Robots, #Robotics, #Cobots, #STEM #smallbusiness
Hello, And Welcome to the 116th Tech@Lunch Full Episode. This week's lunch topic is Robot & Cobot in Healthcare. We look at how Robot and Cobots can support and are currently used in the healthcare industry. We investigate how the global pandemic supported the advancements in the use of robots and humanoid-based healthcare due to the need to keep their distance from each other. We also investigated the history of these robots in healthcare and looked at how they influenced the current industry. So join us as we discuss Robot & Cobot in Healthcare. Join us on the Vulcanara Technology Solutions YouTube channel for new videos. Stay tuned for the Details regarding the Giveaway we are going to do. Please take a look at Tech@Lunch Merch by going to www.apparel.vulcanara3d.com. Please take a look at our Lithophnes or other products at www.PrintedHeritage.com. #Robots, #Robotics, #Cobots, #STEM #Healthcare
Brad Porter is the founder and CEO of Collaborative Robotics, where they are building robots that will seamlessly blend into our surroundings. They've raised funding from Sequoia Capital, Khosla Ventures, General Catalyst, and Lux Capital. He was previously the CTO of Scale AI. Prior to that, he was the VP of Robotics at Amazon. He has a bachelors and masters degree from MIT. Brad's favorite book: Mike Mulligan and His Steam Shovel (Author: Virginia Lee Burton)(00:00) Introduction(02:11) Collaborative Robots Explained(05:17) Building Blocks in Robotics(11:01) Architecture of a Cobot(14:12) Safety in Industrial Settings(18:08) Sensors in Cobots(20:20) Power Consumption and Optimization(23:31) Zonal Compute Architecture(26:34) AI Models for Task Planning(30:32) Reasoning and Human Interaction(35:00) Simulation to Real-World Deployment(38:49) Multi-Robot Coordination(41:57) Technological Breakthroughs in Robotics(45:29) Rapid Fire Round--------Where to find Prateek Joshi: Newsletter: https://prateekjoshi.substack.com Website: https://prateekj.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/prateek-joshi-91047b19 Twitter: https://twitter.com/prateekvjoshi
The world's first “cobot hub” has opened in Denmark's third-largest city, Odense. The new $45 million headquarters for Teradyne-owned Universal Robots and MiR (Mobile Industrial Robots) is hoping to capitalize on a growing demand for collaborative robots in industries, such as logistics, pharmaceutical, food, beverage, and more. The new 20,000-square-meter facility is intended to foster innovation between the two companies. Both Universal Robots and MiR build “cobots,” collaborative robots designed to work safely alongside humans. Universal Robots president Kim Povlsen says cobots first found their place in the automotive industry, but now they're popping up everywhere—from logistics and pharmaceutical to food, beverage, and more. “We're seeing the need for automation in pretty much every industry out there,” he says. Now, artificial intelligence is entering the scene, a “breakthrough within robotics,” says Universal Robots' vice president of strategy and innovation, Anders Billesoe Beck. “What we've seen in so many other industries is AI is the tool to bring the human reasoning into something that's more automated, and that's really some of the barriers for robotics today,” he says. “AI is really becoming a superpower, both to make the robot easier to program, but also to give them that sort of problem-solving capabilities and flexibilities that is sort of associated with human intelligence.” Universal Robots is collaborating with industry giants Siemens and Nvidia to bring AI into its cobots, such as this AI-generated quality inspection robot. “The robot moves around to a number of electronics components, quality-assuring that all the components are there. But all the motions in between is fully generated by AI,” explains Billesoe Beck. “It calculates where to go. It calculates to avoid any obstacles in the workspace. So, everything is run fully automatically." Odense is now considered one of Europe's main robotics hubs, with more than 160 companies. Soeren Elmer Kristensen, CEO of Odense Robotics, Denmark's national robot cluster, says the new cobot hub shows they are capable of keeping “big industries within the country.” “It's a big milestone, I would say, for cobots, in general. A big milestone for Danish robotics,” he says. This article was provided by The Associated Press.
Unser Gast in dieser Folge Jakob Altmannsberger von 4am Robotics. Jakob ist Hörer unseres Podcasts und wollte auch mal selber Gast sein. Er erklärt uns Use Cases für die Kombination aus Cobot und mobiler Plattform. Anwendungen gibt es in der Automobilindustrie, aber auch in der Maschinenbeladung. Wie das geht, erklärt uns Jakob. Wir haben einen neuen Podcast Partner: Unser Dank geht an die [Hannover Messe ](https://www.hannovermesse.de/de/) Bewerbungsformular für den Robotics Award gibt es [hier](https://www.hannovermesse.de/de/rahmenprogramm/awards/robotics-award) Kommet alle zu unserem Event -> [Anmelden](https://forms.office.com/e/i2dVG207g1) Fragen oder Ideen zur Robotik in der Industrie? helmut@robotikpodcast.de oder robert@robotikpodcast.de #Robotik #ROS #4am #Automation #Industrie #Roboter #Cobot #HannoverMesse #Robots #Automatisierung
Before he started running his own business, Stu worked for FANUC, KUKA, Güdel, and Universal Robots in the Americas. In today's episode, he gives an overview of the robotics market, the use cases, the providers and how the North American companies are viewing Europe. We thank our new partner Hannover Messe! https://www.hannovermesse.de/ Our event in October https://forms.office.com/e/KuMAQ6V6mn?origin=lprLink
In this week's episode, Beau sits down to chat with Stan Sherwin who we recently visited at DeAngelo Marine Exhaust where he raced against a Cobot to see who could weld a 32” flange the fastest. Stan shares his beginnings in the trade under his father's guidance, overcoming challenges and embracing the opportunities that led him to specialize in various welding techniques, particularly TIG welding different metals. He emphasizes the importance of practice, patience, and never shying away from challenging tasks to master the craft. Stan's stories shed light on his philosophy of striving to be the best, his adaptive learning through trial and error, and his advice to upcoming welders on pursuing excellence. We dive in after a quick word from our trusted partners Connect With Stan Instagram @ss_custom_welding Learn more about DeAngelo Marine Exhaust https://deangelomarine.com/ Thank You To Our Trusted Partners Learn more about the X-Fume Pro from Abicor Binzel - https://foxly.link/lUVEtV Learn more about the Thermacut EXTRA-FIRE - https://foxly.link/KnrZrx Learn more about the Everlast Welders Lightning MTS 225 - https://foxly.link/BKQPDW Learn more about the Lincoln Electric Power MIG 215 - https://foxly.link/hMWuTN Connect with Beau Weld App @beaudidit Instagram @beaudiditwelding Email - Beauw@weld.com Download the weld app today - linktr.ee/WeldDotCom --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/welddotcom/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/welddotcom/support
非常久违的两位主播的研究对谈来了！在 ChatGPT 诞生近一年半的时间里，生成式 AI 领域几乎每天都在发生激动人心的变化。从大模型到应用，从软件到机器人，从文字到图片、视频、声音，从全新的商业模式到对现有业务的赋能。比起很久之前那一期对谈，不只是 AI，两位主播也都分别开始了新的征程，过去一年有了很多机会在中美一线市场频繁穿梭，终于有机会分享一些我们沉淀下来的观察与思考。 Hello world, who is OnBoard!? Monica 去年加入了另一家美元 VC，更聚焦地关注海外的早期投资机会。GN从美元机构离开，创立了 SaaS/AI 社区 Linkloud（公众号同名），帮助越来越多中国软件和科技公司走向全球。AI 无疑是这个时代里边最大的变量之一，近两个小时，过去一年在中美频繁奔波的我们，探讨了你关心的各种问题： AI应用落地真的不及预期吗？ 从应用到infra有哪些有意思的落地案例？ 如何看待国内AI的进展和弯道超车的机会？ 中美差异背后的原因是什么？ AI公司出海有什么最佳实践与建议？ 一些拙见，抛砖引玉，希望对大家有一些些启发~！Enjoy! 我们都聊了什么 03:11 两位主播的自我介绍，以及最近半年日常使用的AI产品。 15:54 一年以来，哪些AI产品或落地超预期或不及预期？ 20:24 为什么还在成长期的SaaS公司最容易将AI落地？ 23:11 AI在全球其他地区的渗透有什么不一样的地方？ 26:00 为什么在美国大模型和Infra层的进展会超预期？ 30:16 对苹果Siri的预期，以及可能面临的限制在那里？ 35:31 Soundhound是如何结合Voice AI来落地点餐场景，并完成商业化的？ 40:42 EvolutionIQ是如何在保险领域结合AI并促进业务增长的？ 49:08 Monica错过的一家初创公司是如何将AI融入销售人员工作流的？ 55:47 为什么AI代码生成领域在今年会百花齐放？ 65:38 国内AI的进展与美国有什么不同，为什么在C端会出现更多产品？ 76:07 中美资本市场的差异在哪里，以及创业者该如何在市场下行时树立长期愿景？ 81:58 为什么中美差异最大的是AI在B端的发展，以及机器人是否是个变量？ 92:55 为什么“单点极致”可能是中国AI公司出海最重要的方式？ 97:33 为什么出海第一步要走出国门，感受并融入开放的生态？ 100:55 作为投资人，如何看待面对大模型公司下创业公司的壁垒和竞争力？ 106:41 两位主播对今年AI的“大胆”预测和期待有哪些？ 119:02 最后，奉上我们这一年新种草的播客和Newsletter，希望对听众有帮助！ 提到的公司 Devin (by Cognition Lab): cognitionlab.com SWE-agent: swe-agent.com DBRX by Databricks: github.com Jamba: A Hybrid Transformer-Mamba Language Model Hume AI: www.hume.ai Monica.im: www.youtube.com Gemini Advanced: www.cnn.com Perplexity: www.perplexity.ai Kimi Chat: asianwiki.com Six助手（目前还在灰度测试，微信不接受新用户啦） Workstream: www.workstream.us Klarna: www.klarna.com Speak: https://www.speak.com/ Lepton.ai: www.lepton.ai Soundhound: www.soundhound.com EvolutionIQ: evolutioniq.com Siro: siro.ai Magic.dev: magic.dev Codium: www.roboleary.net Cursor: www.cursor.app Augment: www.augment.co Sweep: www.sweep.io Typeface: www.typeface.ai Sierra AI: www.siera.ai Physical intelligence: www.bloomberg.com Skild: www.skild.ai Covariant: covariant.ai Figure: www.figure.ai Cobot: www.tm-robot.com Deepmind RT-X: deepmind.google 推荐的播客和newsletter Latent Space | swyx & Alessio | Substack Bg2 Pod Interconnected | Where Tech, Investing, Geopolitics Come ... Elad Gil First Round Review What's
James McKew will be reporting regularly from Asia. In this episode we start with the robot market in Japan. If you have further questions, do not hesitate to contact us. Wir danken unserem neuen Partner Hannover Messe! https://www.hannovermesse.de/ Unsere Veranstaltung im Oktober https://forms.office.com/e/i2dVG207g1 Fragen oder Ideen zur Robotik in der Industrie? helmut@robotikpodcast.de oder robert@robotikpodcast.de
Der Delta Electronics Ansatz erinnert an andere prominente Automatisierer, die mit eigener Robotik die Lücke beim Kunden schließen wollen. Was Delta Electronics vor hat, erklärt uns Michael Mayer-Rosa, Sr. Director IABG at Delta Electronics EMEA. Wir danken unserem neuen Partner Hannover Messe! https://www.hannovermesse.de/ Unsere Veranstaltung im Oktober https://forms.office.com/e/i2dVG207g1 Fragen oder Ideen zur Robotik in der Industrie? helmut@robotikpodcast.de oder robert@robotikpodcast.de
How I Raised It - The podcast where we interview startup founders who raised capital.
Produced by Foundersuite (www.foundersuite.com), "How I Raised It" goes behind the scenes with startup founders and investors who have raised capital. This episode is with Brad Porter of Collaborative Robotics (https://www.co.bot/), a startup using the power of robotics to move the world. In this episode, we discuss Brad's amazing 30 year journey in Silicon Valley and how he got to where he is today, the process and steps he uses to engage with investors, the column schema he set up in Foundersuite to keep track of every investor in his pipeline, why market timing matters, how to find investors with conviction, how to balance the right amounts of conviction and humility when fundraising, and much more. Cobot most recently raised a a $100 million Series B round led by General Catalyst along with Bison Ventures, Industry Ventures, and Lux Capital. Existing investors include Sequoia Capital, Khosla Ventures, Mayo Clinic, Neo, 1984 Ventures, MVP Ventures, and Calibrate Ventures, bringing the total funding raised to over $140 million in less than two years. How I Raised It is produced by Foundersuite, makers of software to raise capital and manage investor relations. Foundersuite's customers have raised over $17 Billion since 2016. Create a free account at www.foundersuite.com. If you are a VC or investment banker, check out our new platform, www.fundingstack.com
Luciano Baumgart ist Wirtschaftsingenieur und arbeitet seit zehn Jahren in der Robotik. Sein Unternehmen b-automated ist auf den Sondermaschinenbau spezialisiert. Wir danken unserem neuen Partner Hannover Messe! https://www.hannovermesse.de/ Unsere Veranstaltung im Oktober https://forms.office.com/e/KuMAQ6V6mn?origin=lprLink Fragen oder Ideen zur Robotik in der Industrie? helmut@robotikpodcast.de oder robert@robotikpodcast.de
In preparation for Engineers Week, ASSEMBLY Audible host, Jennifer Pierce asked her LinkedIn network to recommend engineers who have solved an assembly problem, improved an assembly process, automated an assembly process, or designed a part or product for better assembly. Beau Wileman was nominated for his work as Applied Cobotics Program Manager with PBC Linear. Beau contributed to the research and development of a cobot feeder that was so effective, it was launched as a product. He has also contributed to solving workforce issues, utilizing AR to document and preserve traditional manufacturing skills to train future generations of manufacturing professionals.Sponsored By:
Dario Stojicic von ABB erklärt uns sein neuestes Device. Mit dem so genannten Easy Teach Device kann der Anwender den Programmiercode automatisch generieren, indem er einfach den Roboterarm entlang der Schweißbahn führt. **Wir suchen einen neuen Podcast Partner** Unser Event im Oktober https://forms.office.com/e/KuMAQ6V6mn?origin=lprLink Fragen oder Ideen zur Robotik in der Industrie? helmut@robotikpodcast.de oder robert@robotikpodcast.de
In this episode, we explore the idea that holding on to unhealthy weight gain can be a symptom of something deeper. While many people may think of weight gain as simply a matter of eating too much and not exercising enough, our guest expert explains that this is often not the case. According to our expert, weight gain can be a symptom of emotional issues, such as stress, anxiety, or depression. When we experience these emotions, our bodies may respond by holding on to weight as a way of protecting ourselves. Additionally, our guest explains that certain medications or medical conditions can also contribute to weight gain, further complicating the issue. But what can we do if we suspect that our weight gain is related to something deeper? Our expert advises that the first step is to seek professional help. This may include consulting with a therapist or doctor who can help us identify and address the underlying issues that may be contributing to our weight gain. Additionally, our guest suggests that incorporating healthy habits into our daily routines, such as exercise and healthy eating, can also help us manage our weight and improve our overall well-being. Contact Patty Website - https://www.pattycabot.com/not-that-girl-anymore Don't forget to follow us on socials Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/tamika.thomas143 Restored Facebook Group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/restoredcommunitytamikathomas/?ref=share Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/tamika_thomas_/?hl=en Shop with Tamika --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tuesdaywithtamika/support
By Ken Cheng Abby and Shawna go to meet Rani Chandra at Bannerman Road, but they aren't expecting the house to be booby-trapped. Meanwhile Cleo is taken hostage by Honour Bray. She learns the truth of her twisted plan and meets the giant metal ‘Cobot' tasked with carrying it out. Cleo Proctor - Charlie Craggs Abby McPhail - Lois Chimimba Shawna Thompson - Holly Quin-Ankrah Apex Costa - Freddy Carter Honour Bray - Dervla Kirwan Rani Chandra - Anjli Mohindra Mr Smith - Alexander Armstrong Drone - Wilf Scolding Directed by Bethany Weimers Producer: James Goss Executive Producer: James Robinson Sound design by Thea Cochrane Original Composition by David Devereux A BBC Studios Production for BBC Sounds #DoctorWhoRedacted New episodes released Mondays. If you're in the UK, listen to the full series of Doctor Who: Redacted first on BBC Sounds: bbc.in/42Ge0T0
Die EMO öffnet ihre Tore und wir widmen eine ganze Folge der Werkzeugmaschinen-Industrie. Wir haben uns dafür zwei Experten eingeladen. Wir suchen einen neuen Podcast Partner - meldet Euch gerne bei Helmut oder Robert. Fragen oder Ideen zur Robotik in der Industrie? helmut@robotikpodcast.de oder robert@robotikpodcast.de
Andrew Smith, CEO and co-founder of Outrider, takes us inside the company's efforts to commercialize yard automation. Outrider turns electric yard trucks into autonomous vehicles that couple tractor to trailer using its patented robotic arm and precisely maneuver between dock doors and parking spots. We also recap the tops stories of the week, including new GPT-based cobot arms, declining robot sales in North America and more. https://www.robobusiness.com/ https://www.outrider.ai/ https://www.therobotreport.com/doosan-microsoft-plan-to-build-gpt-based-robots/ https://www.therobotreport.com/a3-north-american-robot-orders-drop-for-2nd-quarter-in-a-row/ https://mobilerobotguide.com/2023/08/30/pudu-robotics-launches-open-platform-for-remote-management-of-amrs/
In der Mittagsfolge sprechen wir heute mit David Reger, CEO und Founder von Neura Robotics, über die erfolgreich abgeschlossene Finanzierungsrunde in Höhe von 50 Millionen Euro.Neura Robotics kombiniert KI und Robotik und hat den nach eigenen Angaben weltweit ersten marktreifen kognitiven Cobot entwickelt. Der Roboter mit dem Namen MAiRA ist in der Lage, seine Umgebung und Menschen sehend, hörend und mit einem Tastsinn wahrzunehmen, autonom zu handeln sowie aus Erfahrungen zu lernen. Durch die Kombination aller relevanten Sensoren und Komponenten mit künstlicher Intelligenz bietet das Robotic-Startup seinen Partnern eine Plattform für die gemeinsame Entwicklung von Anwendungen für verschiedenste Bereiche von der Industrie über den Service bis zum Haushalt. Das daraus resultierende sogenannte Neuraverse bietet Flexibilität und Kosteneffizienz in der Automatisierung. So möchte das Unternehmen wichtige Innovationslücken in der Robotik schließen und das Zeitalter der kognitiven Roboter begründen. Neura Robotics wurde im Jahr 2019 von David Reger in Metzingen gegründet. Mittlerweile zählen bereits viele internationale Unternehmen auf die Lösung des Startups. So hat beispielsweise Kawasaki eine Produktpalette "powered by Neura" vorgestellt. Alle für diesen Ansatz erforderlichen neuen technologischen Komponenten und die KI werden von Neura Robotics selbst entwickelt. Neura Robotics hat sich zum Ziel gesetzt, den ersten humanoiden Allzweckroboter auf den Markt zu bringen.Nun hat das Metzinger Robotik-Startup in einer Finanzierungsrunde 50 Millionen Euro eingesammelt. Die Runde wurde von Lingotto, Vsquared Ventures, Primepulse und HV Capital angeführt. Das frische Kapital soll dafür eingesetzt werden, das Tempo bei der Umsetzung der visionären Versprechen zu erhöhen.
AI Today Podcast: Artificial Intelligence Insights, Experts, and Opinion
In this episode of the AI Today podcast hosts Kathleen Walch and Ron Schmelzer define the terms Automation, Robot, Robotics, Collaborative Robot (Cobot), explain how these terms relate to AI and why it's important to know about them. Show Notes: FREE Intro to CPMAI mini course CPMAI Training and Certification AI Glossary AI Glossary Series – DevOps, Machine Learning Operations (ML Ops) AI Glossary Series – Automated Machine Learning (AutoML) AI Today Podcast: Roadmap Series: Getting Started on the Automation to Intelligence Journey AI Today Podcast Roadmap Series: From Automation to Intelligence – What should we automate and why AI Today Podcast: Automation to Intelligence Roadmap Series – What is a Business Process? Continue reading AI Today Podcast: AI Glossary Series – Automation, Robot, Robotics, Collaborative Robot (Cobot) at Cognilytica.
In this week's episode, Beau got to talk with Dan Colvin the Vice President of Robotics and Digital Solutions of North America over at ESAB. Automation is becoming more and more prevalent and the idea is a little scary to some people. From the fear of being replaced or having to spend time learning complicated programming. Dan talks a little bit about the progression of technology in the robotic sector. Through his years in the industry, he has gotten a front-row seat to watch it evolve. We talk a lot about how ESAB's new cobot is putting the fear of over-complicated programming to rest with the implementation of their app-based controls, making it easy to get parts set up, and even copy and paste if you have a lot of parts you are working on. He also explains the benefits of using a cobot from big companies all the way down to a father-son operation. ESAB To request a virtual demo - Virtual Demo Check out all the amazing products ESAB has to offer at www.ESAB.com Want to be on the show or have a topic you would like to hear about? Connect with Beau on the Weld App @beaudidit or beauw@weld.com Download the weld app today linktr.ee/WeldDotCom --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/welddotcom/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/welddotcom/support
It's been 2 years since Callum Plant's debut EP on Liberta and it's overdue for him to return to the label with a new release. 'Autonomous' is a mechanical, futuristic-inspired 3-track EP with complex sound design and the excellent groove that Callum's productions are known for.
Einen eigenen Roboter hat Christopher Schütte bei Siemens nicht, trotzdem investiert der Konzern in die Robotik. Was Siemens plant, wo die Schwerpunkte liegen, erklärt uns Christopher im Interview. **WIR FREUEN UNS SEHR - KEBA IST NEUER PARTNER UNSERES PODCASTS** Wir danken und empfehlen dringend einen Besuch [hier](https://www.keba.com/robotik) Fragen oder Ideen zur Robotik in der Industrie? helmut@robotikpodcast.de oder robert@robotikpodcast.de **Hinweise aus dem aktuellen Teil ** Unser Gesprächspartner: Christopher Schütte [mehr](https://www.linkedin.com/in/christopher-schuette/)
May 22, 2023 ~ Mike Cicco, President & CEO of Fanuc America Corporation tells Paul, Fanuc is the largest automation company in the world and he explains how the Cobot works.
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Helmut Schmid war zu Besuch bei ECOSPHERE Automation und wir sprechen mit Danny Denk für Standards in der Robotik, Individualisierung in der Automatisierung und wie er und sein Team das leisten wollen. Im aktuellen Teil sprechen wie über Amazon, Kawasaki und ein paar Marktgerüchte.
Jan verantwortet die Industrial AI bei Festo und gibt uns einen Überblick über reinforcement learning, neue Aufgaben für den Roboter und generative AI und wie Festo sie nutzen könnte.
Another inspiring conversation on the Zero to 5000 Podcast today. We were joined by Gil Mayron, the CEO and Founder of Cobot Nation. We discussed: Universal robot Finding the right team and the importance of training Letting go and passing on duties Stay intensely ORGANIZED for awareness within your business Thanks for Listening. Be sure to join our monthly email. One life-changing email to help you with your mindset, your methods, and your mission each month. https://zeroto5000.com/botw
As cobot welding applications become more mainstream, manufacturers are finding the technology pays dividends in terms of efficiency, safety and their bottom lines. In this podcast, Joe Campbell, senior manager-strategic marketing & applications development for Universal Robots shares his insights on the future of automation and other recent trends with SME Senior Editor Steve Plumb.
FANUC's High-Payload CR-35iB Cobot is The ASSEMBLY Show's New Product Award Winner in the Robotics category. Bryan J d'Ouville joins us at the ASSEMBLY Audible booth from the show floor after receiving the award to give us a rundown of what makes this lightweight, high-payload (eye-catching bright green) cobot an award winner and standout amongst FANUC's customers. For more information about The CR-35iB, visit www.fanucamerica.com.
FANUC's High-Payload CR-35iB Cobot is The ASSEMBLY Show's New Product Award Winner in the Robotics category. Bryan J d'Ouville joins us at the ASSEMBLY Audible booth from the show floor after receiving the award to give us a rundown of what makes this lightweight, high-payload (eye-catching bright green) cobot an award winner and standout amongst FANUC's customers. For more information about The CR-35iB, visit www.fanucamerica.com.
Christian war schon einmal Gast bei uns. Jetzt ist Erika fertig und wir sprechen mit ihm über die nächsten Schritte, Robotik in Japan und welche Rolle androide Systeme spielen können.
Marco Prüglmeier hat jahrelang die Logistik von BMW mitverantwortet. Jetzt will er mit Noyes Technologies die Zustelllogistik in den Städten revolutionieren. Das interessiert auch den Intralogistiker. WITRON-Geschäftsführer Helmut Prieschenk hat den Gründer nach Parkstein eingeladen.
Un settore che è stato fortemente plasmato dalla tecnologia, specialmente robotica, è quello industriale. Si tratta di un ambito che negli ultimi decenni è radicalmente cambiato e la sua trasformazione culmina oggi con la quarta rivoluzione industriale. Dopo aver parlato di robotica applicata all'ambito della ricerca scientifica, portando l'esempio di iCub, il robot umanoide sviluppato dall'Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia, in questa puntata parliamo di robot ed esoscheletri in ambito industriale con Stefano Mantino, Product Owner di Comau, società italiana specializzata nell'automazione industriale. Nella sezione delle notizie parliamo del nuovo centro di ricerca Sony a Roma e dell'arrivo di Telegram Premium. --Indice-- • Il nuovo centro di ricerca Sony a Roma (01:19) - DDay.it - Matteo Gallo • Arriva Telegram Premium (02:35) - Telegram.org - Luca Martinelli • Comau: robot ed esoscheletri al servizio dell'industria (04:02) - Stefano Mantino, Davide Fasoli, Luca Martinelli --Contatti-- • www.dentrolatecnologia.it • Instagram (@dentrolatecnologia) • Telegram (@dentrolatecnologia) • YouTube • redazione@dentrolatecnologia.it --Brani-- • Ecstasy by Rabbit Theft • Street Lights by Time To Talk, Azertion & JJD
Das Interview mit den Festo-Verantwortlichen führten wir auf der Hannover Messe 2022. Auf der Hinfahrt zur Messe lief im Radio des Robotik-Teams schon die aktuelle Folge zum Thema: "Sind Cobots nur eine Übergangstechnologie?" Deshalb musste das Interview mit der Frage starten. Die Verantwortlichen geben Einblick in die Strategie des Unternehmens und verraten auch, dass da wohl noch mehr kommen könnte als "nur" Pneumatik. Wir sagen Danke zu unserem Partner, dem Deutschen Robotik Verband https://www.robotikverband.de Fragen oder Ideen zur Robotik in der Industrie? helmut@robotikpodcast.de oder robert@robotikpodcast.de Zu unserem Interviewpartner: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christian-tarragona-78221053/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-hartmannsgruber-919a01145/
Amorphous metals are strong, elastic, and don't need lubrication. But they have another property that makes them attractive for Earth robots.
“I want to make sure that I'm getting a lot of thought leadership out there in the industry, with the hope that more and more people will get more accustomed to automation.” Gil Mayron Automation is here with us, and has been taking place at a global level for a while now. For businesses that have embraced automation, the results speak for themselves. Yet still, other businesses see automation as a futuristic development that is yet to change the way we do business. Being at the center of the revolution, Gil Mayron notes that automation is here to stay, and that the businesses that don't embrace it will most likely decline in the coming future. Gil Mayron is the Founder and CEO of Cobot Nation, Architects of Automation. Gil is a pioneer of the consumer 3D Printing industry aas the founder and CEO of Botmill 3D, which manufactured and sold the first fully assembled consumer 3D printers. Botmill was acquired by 3D Systems Corp (NYSE:DDD). Mr. Mayron continued to lead corporate development strategies for the consumer division at 3D Systems. He composed the first ever licensing deals involving 3D printing with Sony, Viacom, NBA, Dreamworks and many others. Over the past decade plus, Mr. Mayron has molded much of the 3D printing industry as it relates to manufacturing and innovation. His expertise in the creative application of such technologies, not only led him to be a leader in capital equipment sales, but an integral influencer and driver of strategic development solutions for his customers. This includes time spent as Chief Marketing Officer for Graphene 3D Labs, in which he created their first collaborative conductive material agreements with Lego, Bosch, and LocalMotors, and as Director of 3D at AIS As a recognized leader in the early adoption of hardware manufacturing technologies, Mr. Mayron currently sits on the Board of Directors for the UNLV School of Engineering. He's previously held a Board position with Mosaic Manufacturing, a 3D Printer Hardware Co. He is a current contributor and retired faculty member at the Adelson Educational Campus in Las Vegas, NV, where he facilitated their state-of-the-art technology incubator, helping students ideate and execute startups. Gil Mayron currently resides in Las Vegas, NV with his wife and two children. In today's episode, Gil talks about his journey that led him into venture in to cobots. He also explains why automation is inevitable, especially where businesses efficiency and consistency is is crucial for success. Listen in! Media Links; https://cobotnation.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/gilmayron/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/cobot-nation/ https://twitter.com/cobotnation https://www.instagram.com/cobotnation/ I got into 3D printing in 2008, and our company rapidly grew which led us to sell the company, but handled all the corporate development for the consumer division. I later started to look into all the automation stuff and found that it was very similar to 3d printing and started Cobot Nation. At Cobot Nation we do Cobots which are collaborative robotics that can work with or without a human. All the solutions we make work with humans, and we are the only US manufacturer of automation solutions that goes direct to the customer. 3d printing is inherently slow, and we are always trying to find a way to speed it up and so automation is one of the areas that saves time. Commercial Break I want to make sure that I'm getting a lot of thought leadership out there in the industry with the hope that more and more people will get more accustomed to automation. Automation allows for consistency and increased margins, and after COVID, we're seeing a massive increase in automation; Right now I'm on a mission to get automation out there and define Cobots, as well as scale very, fast. 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In this episode, we discuss the process for designing custom automation systems for sophisticated requirements. We also explore the strengths and weaknesses of Cobot's relative to traditional robots. Our guest today is Gil Mayron, CEO of Cobot Nation. Cobot Nation delivers full service automation solutions from engineering, to installation, to trading and support. IoT ONE is an IoT focused research and advisory firm. We provide research to enable you to grow in the digital age. Our services include market research, competitor information, customer research, market entry, partner scouting, and innovation programs. For more information, please visit iotone.com
Immer schneller voran schreitet die Entwicklung auf dem Gebiet der künstlichen Intelligenz. Längst keine Science-Fiction mehr sind zahlreiche kleinere und größere Tools, die den Arbeitsalltag erleichtern sollen: Vor allem Marketingautomation, Smart Home, Social Media und Spracherkennung sind zu nennen. Das Handwerk war allerdings bislang nicht wirklich ein Vorreiter auf diesem Gebiet – bist jetzt! Denn auch in der Handwerksbranche tut sich wirklich viel: In allen Formen und Varianten sind vor allem Robotics-Lösungen über die Jahre günstiger und somit zur echten Alternative geworden. Wie Chefs mit Robotics und Automatisierung ihre Arbeitsabläufe einfacher und effizienter gestalten können, hat handwerk-magazin-Redakteurin Irmela Schwab für die Juni-Ausgabe 2022 recherchiert. Über ihre Erkenntnisse spricht Sie im Podcast mit Chef vom Dienst Ramón Kadel
Helmut Schmid und Robert Weber diskutieren in dieser Folge mit Dr. Norbert Huchler Wissenschaftler und Mitglied des Vorstands des Institut für Sozialwissenschaftliche Forschung. Er untersucht die Robotik mit einem anderen Blickwinkel. Welche Rolle spielt der Mensch in der Automatisierung und wie verändern sich seine Aufgaben? Wir haben einen neuen Partner - den Deutschen Robotik Verband. Wir sagen Danke! Fragen oder Ideen zur Robotik in der Industrie? helmut@robotikpodcast.de oder robert@robotikpodcast.de Unser neuer Partner: https://www.robotikverband.de
Dr. Christian Henke ist Leiter Scientific Automation und berichtet aus unterschiedlichen Beratungs- und Automatisierungsprojekten mit kleinen und mittelständischen Unternehmen.
Kollaborative Robotik – kurz Cobot (collaborative robot) – bezeichnet Industrieroboter, die in Unternehmen mit Menschen zusammenarbeiten und im Produktionsprozess nicht durch Schutzeinrichtungen von diesen getrennt sind. Über die Eigenschaften sowie die Anschaffungskosten der Cobots spricht in dieser Folge des Podcasts vom Mittelstand-Digital-Zentrum Rheinland der Robotik-Experte Dario Luipers. Als einer der größten Vorteile stellt sich der unkomplizierte Einsatz heraus: Die Cobots können direkt und ohne Sicherheitstechnik in Produktionshallen eingesetzt werden. So gelingt die Prozessautomatisierung problemlos.
Kimmo Kuokkanen ist CEO & Co-Founder von Statzon aus Finnland. Wir sprechen mit ihm über sein Startup und vor allem über "seine Daten". Woher bekommt er diese, wie verarbeitet er diese und welche Branche fokussiert er als nächstes?
Liebe Zuhörende, herzlich willkommen zur 2. Staffel der „Diagnose: Zukunft“, präsentiert von eHealth-Tec. Der Podcast thematisiert die Digitalisierung des Gesundheitswesens und beleuchtet die Entwicklung in diesem Bereich aus unterschiedlichen Blickwinkeln. Zusammen mit hochkarätigen Gästen sprechen die Gastgeber Doc Esser und Tobias Leipold über Herausforderungen und mögliche Zukunftsprozesse in diesem spannenden Themenfeld. Rainer Treptow, CEO bei bAhead, erklärt in dieser Episode, wie ein Roboterarm die Labore unterstützen und entlasten kann. Der „Cobot“ kann durch eine 3D-Kamera und eine cloudbasierte KI seine Umgebung erkennen und alle Geräte im Labor wie ein Mensch bedienen. Arbeiten Labore durch den Einsatz dieser Technik effizienter und günstiger? Passieren eventuell auch weniger Fehler und sind die Werte genauer? Gibt es weitere Einsatzmöglichkeiten und wie können alle Systeme in einem Labor miteinander vernetzt werden? Diese und weitere spannende Themen erwarten Sie in Diagnose:Zukunft, präsentiert von eHealth-Tec. Viel Spaß beim Anhören!
ArtiMinds Robotics hat sich auf sensoradaptive Robotik spezialisiert und unterstützt hier einerseits mit der Programmiersoftware ArtiMinds RPS sowie der Analysesoftware ArtiMinds LAR und andererseits durch Projektunterstützung und Beratung bspw. in Form von Konzeptentwicklung oder Prototyping bis hin zur Integration in die Serienproduktion. Wichtiger Hinweis: Im Podcast haben wir den Doktortitel von Andreas Hermann versehentlich unterschlagen. Hinweise aus dem aktuellen Teil: Der Artikel aus dem Handelsblatt https://www.handelsblatt.com/unternehmen/industrie/automatisierung-los-geht-es-bei-20-000-euro-was-mittelstaendler-fuer-roboter-bezahlen-muessen/28115076.html Umfrage Gütesiegel https://forms.office.com/r/fPb1uibpXW Wir haben einen neuen Partner - den Deutschen Robotik Verband. Wir sagen Danke! Fragen oder Ideen zur Robotik in der Industrie? helmut@robotikpodcast.de oder robert@robotikpodcast.de Unser neuer Partner: https://www.robotikverband.de
Your host, Martin Harshberger, talks with Gil Mayron of Cobot Nation. Headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada, Cobot Nation operates the most innovative tech facility in the valley. They pride themselves on providing simple and seamless custom automation solutions with an incomparable customer experience from start to fully-supported.To learn more about Gil's work, visit https://cobotnation.com/If you'd like to be a guest on Manufacturing Supply Chain CEOs, click HERE
Gil Mayron is the Founder and CEO of Cobot Nation, Architects of Automation™ which takes us into incredibly exciting discussion about what he and his team at Cobot Nation are doing to change the way robots and automation advance organizations. We cover industrial robotics, 3D printing, getting off the planet, making this planet better, and exploring the exponential opportunity we all have if we put our attention towards what matters. Check out Cobot Nation here: https://www.cobotnation.com/ This episode is brought to you by Veeam Software and the 4-Step Guide to Delivering Extraordinary Software Demos that Win Deals and Diabolical Coffee plus the great folks over at Fiverr! Want to ensure real privacy online? Check out ExpressVPN and keep your online life protected.
RobCo sorget für mediales Aufsehen, weil der Frank Thelen als Investor einstieg. Viel Glamour in der B2B-Robotik-Welt. Doch was steckt eigentlich hinter der Modul-Idee der Gründer von der TU München. Wir haben uns darüber unterhalten.
Ende Januar überraschte die Branche eine Nachricht: Schaeffler kauft das 2017 gegründete niedersächsische Unternehmen Melior Motion. Warum? Peter Molnar erklärt uns seine Strategie und wie er und seine Kolleginnen und Kollegen den Robotik-Markt entwickeln wollen.
Eine Folge aus Österreich für alle Robotik-Anwender in der DACH-Region. Wir blicken in die Zukunft der Bedienung von Robotern. Kann Augmented Reality helfen oder ist die Technologie überbewertet?
A company called Amorphology hopes to drop the price of cobots by using NASA advances originally made for planetary rovers.
In this episode, we have Barbara Andreatta, Head of MOBacademy, Marc Navarro, Coworking Strategist, and Sam Bender, Communication Specialist for Cobot. Bernie talks with Barbara, Marc and Sam in collaboration with the Coworking IDEA Project, about How to Create and Curate Diverse and Inclusive events in a world where the majority of speakers and panels on conferences and conventions are composed of white men.
Wie können Unternehmen in der Krise über sich hinauswachsen, ein umfangreiches Netzwerk aufbauen und ihr Geschäftsmodell verändern? Zu diesem Thema haben wir Christian Torp zu Gast: Er ist Technischer Leiter der ibk IngenieurConsult GmbH, eines Unternehmens, das sich in den vergangenen Jahren stark gewandelt hat. Wir sprechen in dieser Folge über Unternehmenstransformation, Networking, Automatisierung und über das Spezialgebiet der ibk: CoBots, also kollaborative Roboter, die Seite an Seite mit Menschen arbeiten.
One of the first functional robots appeared on TV in 1966. That's earlier than some of us expect. The Unimate's televised premiere sparked the world's imagination. It represented a host of possibilities. Those possibilities, however, also implied a coming competition that would last for decades. Dag Spicer tells the story of the Unimate, the first industrial robot—and how little the American public trusted it. But that distrust wasn't universal. Tomonori Sanada explains how the Unimate was received very differently in Japan. Joe Campbell describes the dangers of working alongside industrial robots. But he's working to change that with cobots. And Paul Shoup shares how his company, employees, and customers are benefiting from cobots. If you want to read up on some of our research on industrial robots, you can check out all our bonus material over at redhat.com/commandlineheroes. Follow along with the episode transcript.
On today's episode, our guest is Paul Santi, General Manager of the Automation Systems Group at FANUC America. We discussed fenceless applications and robotic safety. Rolf and Paul also touched on some common misunderstandings about collaborative robot safety. If you're interested in learning more about anything we discuss on the podcast? Send us an email at info@sick.com!
In this episode, Lindy Hughson, Managing Editor & Publisher of PKN Packaging News, and James McKew Regional Director for Universal Robots Asia-Pacific, discuss cobots and the benefits they can bring to manufacturing.The episode starts with James explaining the difference between a standard, industrial robot and a collaborative robot, also known as a cobot. He explains their benefits along with the typical tasks and environments they can be found in.The discussion covers the technological advances in robotics that are driving the improvement in current cobots as compared to the original models. This leads to a review of how cobots can assist small to medium organisations, allowing their staff to be in control of the automation and work with it rather than being replaced by it.Pricing is an important aspect of installing technology in manufacturing and James addresses the savings that are possible through the use of cobots which, in turn, allow Australian and New Zealand manufacturing to compete with overseas production. We wrap up the episode with a description of how cobots can best benefit regional manufacturing.You can learn more about Universal Robots and their cobots at https://www.universal-robots.com/ and can contact them via ur.sea@universal-robots.com------------------------------The PKN Podcast is produced by Southern Skies Media on behalf of PKN Packaging News, owned and published by Yaffa Media.The views of the people featured on this podcast do not necessarily represent the views of PKN Packaging News, Yaffa Media, or the guest's employer. The contents are copyright by Yaffa Media.If you wish to use any of this podcast's audio, please contact PKN Packaging News via their website www.packagingnews.com.au or send an email to editor@packagingnews.com.au.MC: Grant McHerronHost: Lindy HughsonEditor: Chris VisccherProducer: Steve VisscherPKN Packaging News - © 2021
Robot, innovazione, integrazione delle macchine nella quotidianità e rapporto con il mondo del lavoro. Sono solo alcune delle sfide che incontreremo nel prossimo futuro. Ne parliamo con Bruno Siciliano, Professore di automatica all'Università di Napoli Federico II e Coordinatore del PRISMA Lab.Dreambot è un podcast scritto e diretto da Paolo De Gasperis e Leonardo De Cosmo.
Wir haben mit Katja Butterweck von ABB gesprochen. Die Ingenieurin war bei der Entwicklung der neuen Generation von Cobots dabei. Und wie der Zufall es so will: Just einige Minuten vor der Aufnahme veröffentlicht Kuka seine neue Cobos-Strategie.
For the past several months, Jürgen von Hollen has been the CEO of Ultimaker. He comes from Cobot leader Universal Robotics and was previously in leading roles at several different filtration and industrial firms. von Hollen is a consummate strategist and professional, but will he expand the business while staying true to Ultimaker's roots? What is his vision on segmenting, approaching, and selling into this market? What does he hope to achieve in the coming years? What role will resellers and partners play in the Ultimaker ecosystem? Learn the answers to all of these questions and get a feel for Ultimaker's new chief on the 3DPOD.
Take a step into the future where you now work in a virtual reality office as a 3D avatar, alongside your trusty 'Cobot' and instant soft serve machine
In this podcast, Bruce Morey, Senior Technical Editor for Manufacturing Engineering Magazine discusses collaborative robots, or cobots, with Steve Apel. He is a Regional Automation Manager for Acieta. In this role, he helps solve customer challenges through the adoption of new robotic automation technologies.
Over the last decade, collaborative robot technology has really gained traction in the automation market. Collaborative robots (cobots) can safely operate in close proximity to skilled human operators and are very easy to deploy and use, explains Joe Campbell of Universal Robots. Cobot programming is very simple in contrast to traditional robots so technicians can learn the fundamentals within a few hours through UR's online academy. This accessibility conveys an added benefit—it helps combat the perception that manufacturing is dull, dirty, and dangerous, a misconception that steers younger technicians away from the field. And for incumbent workers, deploying cobots may mean moving a technician into a higher-value assignment.
Over the last decade, collaborative robot technology has really gained traction in the automation market. Collaborative robots (cobots) can safely operate in close proximity to skilled human operators and are very easy to deploy and use, explains Joe Campbell of Universal Robots. Cobot programming is very simple in contrast to traditional robots so technicians can learn the fundamentals within a few hours through UR’s online academy. This accessibility conveys an added benefit—it helps combat the perception that manufacturing is dull, dirty, and dangerous, a misconception that steers younger technicians away from the field. And for incumbent workers, deploying cobots may mean moving a technician into a higher-value assignment.
With our co-host Nellie Hayat we talk to Ian Minor about coworking memberships. Have a listen to learn how to structure your thinking around your clients needs. Ian has vast experience in the hospitality sector where he experienced first hand how important it is to “sell something your clients need, and not what they think they want”. With such holistic thinking you keep clients for the long run, because they put their trust in you to do the best for them. And all of that starts with how you structure your memberships to serve the different levels of service you can provide to a client.Check out our new book “Around the World in 250 Coworking Spaces” - https://coworkiesbook.comIan Minor, Workspace & Hospitality specialist:https://www.linkedin.com/in/ianminor/Nellie Hayat, Work Futurist + Employee Experience designer at VergeSense:https://www.linkedin.com/in/nellie-hayat/Pauline Roussel, Co-founder and CEO at Coworkies, Host of HOT WATER:https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulineroussel/If you have tips, ideas or feedback write us on: podcast@coworkies.comAre you looking for a management system for your flexible workspace?
It seems like we are just learning about Industry 4.0 and the enablers that will impact that digital transformation. Now companies are discussing what Industry 5.0 looks like. Earlier in the year, I talked about the use of cobots to support Industry 4.0. Industry 5.0 is based on humans and robots working together in close proximity. Given the advances in sensors, cobots no longer need to be kept in a cage away from humans. Smart sensors deployed on a cobot allow the cobot to work directly on an assembly line alongside human counterparts. Some of the smaller cobots only weigh 30 pounds and can handle about 6 pounds of material. These cobots can complete tasks such as screwing screws or tightening bolts into place. Tasks typically completed by humans today. Larger cobots can handle activities like machine tending, packaging, material handling and driving larger screws and tightening bolts. Given a large variety of grippers, they can handle many tasks. How will this drive Industry 5.0? 1. They will be deployed to improve the customization of mass-produced productsImagine if Sony 3D printed the outer case of a PS5. Yes, the new Playstation due at any time from Sony. What if you were giving this as a Holiday gift and wanted to engrave a personal note on the outer case. A Cobot could handle engraving unit after unit with each note being unique. No setup required. Customer units could be kicked off the production line and a cobot could add the customization and the unit could be added back to the production line to continue its journey into a box. 2. Product InspectionCobots can be used as the primary inspection tool for products and suspect units can be routed to an employee for further verification. They could be deployed alongside employees in a line and using vision sensors ensure that the employee completed the work required at their operation. Product assembly errors are dramatically reduced when a cobot is part of a check, do, check scenario. 3. Deburring and CNC machine tendingWhat would happen in your machine shop if a cobot could unload machined parts from a CNC machine, deburr the parts and then neatly stack them for movement to the next machining operation? Advances in deburring flat and rough surfaces are happening at a rapid pace. Having a cobot arm next to the machinist would allow the machinist to monitor and manage additional machines. Reducing deburr operations means there is less “blending” of a surface that a talented deburr operator needs to accomplish. They can focus on completing more complicated deburr work that the cobot can't complete. In Industry 5.0 your co-worker might not want to go out after work for beers, but it will help you get more done and make your work a whole lot easier! As always it is an honor to serve you and I hope that you and your company are getting better every day! http://getpodcast.reviews/id/1499224100 (Rate and Review Here) More show notes are https://americanlean.com/blog/did-you-know-there-is-an-industry-5-0/ (here) https://americanlean.com/contact/ (Schedule a free 1/2 call) with Tom Reed.https://www.amazon.com/dp/1645162818 (Buy) the Lean Game Plan Follow me on https://twitter.com/dailyleancoach (Twitter@dailyleancoach)Join me on https://my.captivate.fm/www.linkedin.com/in/tomreedamericanlean (Linked In)
Alexander Mühlens leitet den Geschäftsbereich Automatisierungstechnik und Robotik bei igus. Im Teams-Call diskutieren wir über Low Cost und warum sich igus nicht als Gewerbeamt auf ihrem Robotik Marktplatz sieht.
Wie steht es um die Normen, wo hapert es noch? Wir haben mit Andreas Schunkert von UR und dem Robotikberater Christoph Ryll gesprochen.
Welcome back to Coworking Values Podcast folks! For this episode, we’ll be presenting the recently concluded EFWEEK panel of our sponsor: Cobot! The talk is about “Banking on Freelance: Adapting Coworking Infrastructure to Support Freelance Workers”. Cobot sits down with Maria Calafatis — co-founder of The Cube Athens, Yann Heurtaux - Co-auditor of Coworking Switzerland’s accounts, Caterina Maiolini — London mayor of Startup Home, UK ambassador and head ambassador of Co-Liv, and Marc Navarro — Coworking and organization consultant and the content director of the Coworking Spain conference. They are going to discuss the freelancers, coworking, and coliving have contributed immeasurably to flexible work—more essential than ever in the light of the COVID-19 pandemic. The event happened last October 21, 2020 at 6 PM CEST.
With substantial experience in working with large scale companies like Stripe, Nellie shares with us some vital advice and views on how the coworking industry can work with larger companies and the role it plays in shaping the future of workspaces in general. A must listen for all coworking space operators thinking on how and why to work with corporate companies.Podcast Notes:Nellie Hayat on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nellie%2Dhayat/Workplaced: https://www.workplaced.co/Episode partner: Cobot.me - The coworking management software that helps you with member management, invoicing, room bookings and more. To keep updated:Follow Coworkies:Web: hotwaterpodcast.comTwitter: twitter.com/coworkiesInstagram: instagram.com/coworkies
Wir wollen in den nächsten Folgen über Technologien, Märkte, Anwendungen und über Menschen und deren Ausbildung sprechen. Wir laden uns in die Folgen auch immer wieder Gäste ein und diskutieren mit ihnen ihre Lösungen und Techniken.
How do you stay connected with partners and customers without traveling—and keep employees motivated when they feel like every interaction with a co-worker is a draining, formal meeting? How do you onboard new employees remotely? Most of all, how do you keep from feeling powerless when the world shuts down (at least temporarily) and many of your customers are suffering? According to Samuel Bouchard, the CEO of cobot-application company Robotiq*, you get very intentional about internal communications, and you go back to business basics. In this episode of Powered by Battery, Bouchard talks about managing his company through an unprecedented pandemic—and using Covid-19 as an opportunity to re-connect with core constituencies, launch new initiatives and move his company forward. Have a listen.
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On Episode 3 of The Robot Report Podcast, Michael Patrick Perry of Boston Dynamics discusses the commercial launch of the Spot quadruped and we catch up with Universal Robots President Jürgen von Hollen.
It seems like we are just learning about Industry 4.0 and the enablers that will impact that digital transformation. Now companies are discussing what Industry 5.0 looks like. Earlier in the year, I talked about the use of cobots to support Industry 4.0. Industry 5.0 is based on humans and robots working together in close proximity. Given the advances in sensors, cobots no longer need to be kept in a cage away from humans. Smart sensors deployed on a cobot allow the cobot to work directly on an assembly line alongside human counterparts. Some of the smaller cobots only weigh 30 pounds and can handle about 6 pounds of material. These cobots can complete tasks such as screwing screws or tightening bolts into place. Tasks typically completed by humans today. Larger cobots can handle activities like machine tending, packaging, material handling and driving larger screws and tightening bolts. Given a large variety of grippers, they can handle many tasks. How will this drive Industry 5.0? 1. They will be deployed to improve the customization of mass-produced productsImagine if Sony 3D printed the outer case of a PS5. Yes, the new Playstation due at any time from Sony. What if you were giving this as a Holiday gift and wanted to engrave a personal note on the outer case. A Cobot could handle engraving unit after unit with each note being unique. No setup required. Customer units could be kicked off the production line and a cobot could add the customization and the unit could be added back to the production line to continue its journey into a box. 2. Product InspectionCobots can be used as the primary inspection tool for products and suspect units can be routed to an employee for further verification. They could be deployed alongside employees in a line and using vision sensors ensure that the employee completed the work required at their operation. Product assembly errors are dramatically reduced when a cobot is part of a check, do, check scenario. 3. Deburring and CNC machine tendingWhat would happen in your machine shop if a cobot could unload machined parts from a CNC machine, deburr the parts and then neatly stack them for movement to the next machining operation? Advances in deburring flat and rough surfaces are happening at a rapid pace. Having a cobot arm next to the machinist would allow the machinist to monitor and manage additional machines. Reducing deburr operations means there is less “blending” of a surface that a talented deburr operator needs to accomplish. They can focus on completing more complicated deburr work that the cobot can't complete. In Industry 5.0 your co-worker might not want to go out after work for beers, but it will help you get more done and make your work a whole lot easier! As always it is an honor to serve you and I hope that you and your company are getting better every day! http://getpodcast.reviews/id/1499224100 (Rate and Review Here) More show notes are https://americanlean.com/blog/did-you-know-there-is-an-industry-5-0/ (here) https://americanlean.com/contact/ (Schedule a free 1/2 call) with Tom Reed.https://www.amazon.com/dp/1645162818 (Buy) the Lean Game Plan Follow me on https://twitter.com/dailyleancoach (Twitter@dailyleancoach)Join me on https://my.captivate.fm/www.linkedin.com/in/tomreedamericanlean (Linked In)
For this Podcast, we have Alex Hillman, Co-founder of Indy Hall, a coworking space in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. In this podcast, Alex talks about his community’s reaction to the COVID19 crisis: what they did, how they started to prepare, and how they are keeping their community intact. He shares thier fears and struggles, the fears as many businesses have had and are havingWhat does Alex say about how any coworking community or business can figure out what works?You may not know what your community would want to do online, it's not your job to do it for them. It's your job to figure out what they're already doing and say, Hey, would it be cool if we found a way to do that together, and then use the online tools to do this, now is an unprecedented time to experiment. Not everything needs to be the most valuable or perfect because everybody is figuring everything out. I'm gonna talk more about some of the most experimental stuff that we've tried out. Just to give you an idea of how much range there really isn't these tools, and maybe inspire you to be able to say yes to a member. Links mentioned in the PodcastSlackZoomDiscordGroup BuzzTandemGoogle DocsAlex onlineAlex on Indy HallLinkedinTwitterFacebookThis podcast is brought to you by Cobot - a coworking management software.
Another Podcast is up! And this time we have Stephanie Brisson of TechSpace Berlin with us. And we’ll be talking about how coworking accommodates and prepare for the spaces their client needs and their contingency plans for growth from startups and scaleup enterprises.In this podcast, Stephanie also tells us about the in and outs of managing coworking and the community they build within these coworking spaces. And how building a community within these coworking spaces have worked out so far. What does she think about that?Stephanie says: “It's a guess but at the same time it's also something that we think will work and we tested, and I keep saying this over and over again you need to have an idea figure it out, know what you want. Do it, learn from it and then do it again. Maybe in the same way because it was super successful or tweak it or kill it. If it doesn't work. And I think because we're surrounded by those scale-ups that are always iterating on their ideas and doing it every you know so often so quickly and we get inspired by that and use that same methodology.”Stephanie on LinkedIn Stephanie on Twitter This podcast is brought to you by Cobot - software for coworking spaces.
Con i robot collaborativi gli automi escono dalle gabbie di sicurezza e lavorano assieme agli operatori condividendo gli spazi. Una chiacchierata con Alessio Cocchi, Country Manager per l'Italia di Universal Robots, per capire numeri, caratteristiche, costi e ambiti applicativi di questa tecnologia
Un programma sulla tecnologia di Raffaella Quadri
All'iRex 2019 – International Robot Exhibition Fanuc ha presentato CRX-10iA, il primo nato di una nuova famiglia di robot collaborativi. Parliamo poi di uno studio di ABI Research sulla diffusione dei robot mobili nel 2030.
This time Mike and Paul are speaking with Alex Lang and Thilo Utke: Berlin-based founders of Cobot about paternity leave, baby groups, having kids while running a startup, memories and language.Author of "Cribsheet", Emily Oster (Wikipedia)Cobot on TwitterCobot's homepageMike on TwitterPaul on TwitterBalancing Dads on TwitterBalancing Dads on Simplecast
Clémence Serraz et Florian Dordain, de Tesseract Solutions, partage leur expertise et les bonnes pratiques pour réussir un projet de déploiement de cobot industriel.La collecte des besoins et la rédaction d'un cahier des chargesLa constitution d'une équipe projetLa rentabilité : comment la calculer et s'assurer de l'obtenirLa sécurité, élément souvent oublié dans ce type de projets.
I dag er det mye manuelt arbeid i norsk matindustri. Maten du kjøper i butikken har blitt foredlet, pakket og skjært av et menneske. I fremtiden vil intelligente roboter jobbe side om side med mennesker i norsk matindustri. Å ha en COBOT som kollega bli mer og mervanlig.Marit Aursand, leder av SINTEF Agri og og Åge Klepp, fagsjef for innovasjon i Norsk Landbrukssamvirke er på plass i studio hos programleder Frida Gunnestad Johansen. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
丽莎老师讲机器人之机器人公司Carbon Robotics破产倒闭欢迎收听丽莎老师讲机器人，想要孩子参加机器人竞赛、创意编程、创客竞赛的辅导，找丽莎老师！欢迎添加微信号：153 5359 2068，或搜索微信公众号：我最爱机器人。机器人公司Carbon Robotics已经进入了破产程序，并开始出售资产，包括5个已完成的、功能齐全的 KATIA 机械臂、软件源代码、测试设备和一系列专利。该公司成立于2014年，同时开发硬件和软件，生产协作类机械臂。曾入选2016年《机器人商业评论》机器人技术全球50强，与ABB、发那科、大疆等位列同一榜单，还是2016年CES消费电子展机器人竞赛的决赛选手。Carbon Robotics生产的是世界上最便宜的工业机械臂：别家两万美元，他家KATIA两千美元——只有十分之一，极致性价比。而且不止价格友善，功能还很丰盛。KATIA可以做3D打印、会做激光切割、也能按照你设计的图案，给蛋糕裱花。除了“开箱即用”的能力，人类还可以自己定制新的任务，训练这个机械臂去做，30分钟就能训练一项技能。一句话形容这样的公司和产品：硬件便宜，软件智能。公司看起来前途无量。然而万万没想到，如此能力的Carbon Robotics，却忽然被曝“死讯”：资产出售在即，官网也不见了。曾经名噪一时，要做机器人领域苹果微软首轮投资到账的2016年，也是Carbon Robotics曝光度最高的一个时期。当年年初，团队站上了CES——全球最大消费电子展的TechCrunch硬件竞赛场，并一路杀进决赛圈。与此同时，还入围了CES最佳初创公司的决赛圈。他们的梦想也非常动人，情怀满满：把机械臂做到像电脑那样普及。而且Carbon Robotics不止有口号，还有具体解决方案。他们从解决既有机械臂三大挑战入手：一是贵，二是难用，三是人机协作中的安全性。Carbon Robotics团队信心满满承诺，自己的产品KATIA，可以同时解决这三大挑战和痛点。首先是价格。市场上的工业机械臂多在20,000美元以上，而KATIA定价2,000美元，十分之一的性价比竞争力，也接近一台电脑的价格，可以更容易走进寻常百姓家。其次是易用。名如其“机”，KATIA的全称叫Kick Ass Trainable Intelligent Arm，意思是“超强大的可训练的智能机械臂”。作为工业级产品，它重仅1公斤，精度半毫米，活动范围1米，支持各种应用。至于可训练，要想让它执行你定制的任务，在末端换上需要的工具，训练30分钟它便能学会一项新技能。怎么训练呢？甚至不用用户会写代码，只要手动告诉它任务是怎样的，就足够了：是不是光看这宣传demo就非常动人了？几乎无门槛，每一个人——会编程不会编程，都可以轻易上手。而且别忘了，他们终极目标是“让机械臂像电脑一样普及”。从工程师到艺术家，都是他们想要覆盖的用户。简直就是机器人时代的乔布斯、比尔盖茨啊。另外，如果想做出更复杂更绚丽的功能，还可以借助KATIA的App进一步实现。除了软硬件产品，Carbon Robotics还希望进一步打造一个开发者平台，就像苹果的App store那样。Carbon Robotics还透露过，通过KATIA提供的各种API，可以大大简化开发流程。在2016年，就已经有800多种开发者贡献的技能了。当然，最后别忘了Carbon Robotics说的机械臂应用痛点：人机协作中的安全。为了让KATIA与人类和平共处，他们开发了一种传感器，还专门申请了专利：它可以从机械臂的任何一点，探测方圆50公分范围里，人类出没的情况。而且也相当智能化，需要人类参与的“训练模式”下，这种传感器会允许人与机械臂互动，与执行任务的状态有所区分。当时从CES到机器人圈，Carbon Robotics真是被奉为冉冉升起的明日之星，冲进机器人技术的世界50强，自然也情理之中。两位创始人都是实打实的美国精英。均求学于“南方哈佛”杜克大学，大学期间就联手创立了这家公司。并且纷纷中选过福布斯30 under 30。很像Google那两个斯坦福学生创始人的故事。但他们没有复刻谷歌神奇小子的故事，2016年过去之后，Carbon Robotics的CEO虽然还不时露面，直到今年8月也出席各种活动维持存在感，但团队却再没有发表过新技术、新进展了。虽说资金上日渐窘迫，不过Carbon Robotics官网直到消失前，一直显示正在招人，且公司今年7月还和众多企业一起，参加了招聘周活动。那时，并没有显示出“马上就要结束了”的强烈迹象，至少从外表看没有。如今只过去了3个月，公司已经在出售资产，员工人数也定格在了11-20这一档。所以倒得如此轰然和猝不及防，也令诸多业内外关注者吃惊。但长期关注机器人机械臂的分析师，对此的评论或许能道破症结所在。面对这场破产的结局，IDC分析师的感受是：机械臂的玩法正在改变。之前许多初创团队可以闯入这样的领域，是因为通常会选择软件路线，硬件用第三方模板，生产机械臂的供应商也由此激增。避“重”就“轻”也可以减少团队的融资压力。于是之前很长一段时间，看重软件、硬件能力稀缺，也成了创业公司的普遍现状。但硬件巨头一旦“醒过来”，市场情况一下子就改变了。近年来，像ABB这样的巨头们纷纷开始推出低成本的机械臂，加之之前涌入的众多比拼性价比的机械臂创业公司，竞争一下子空前激烈。于是物竞天择、行业去泡沫化启动，大家的生存空间越来越小，最终Carbon Robotics这样的明星公司，愿景很好，壁垒却还不够深厚，最终被挤出了赛道。听上去令人惋惜，但相同的命运，其实已经在更加重量级的机械臂公司身上发生过。2008年成立的Rethink Robotics，曾经出产过Baxter和Sawyer两只明星机器人，累积融资1.5亿美元。2018年，公司却在售出2,500台机器人的喜讯发表后不久，宣布了倒闭。而在那之前，Rethink Robotics也曾经是机器人技术的全球50强。他们的机器人同样能和人类安全相处，是协作机器人 (Cobot) 中的战斗机。也正是他们，把协作机器人这个概念，变成了整个行业里举足轻重的一部分，发扬光大。而且Rethink Robotics的创始人，还是鼎鼎大名的MIT机器人教父Rodney Brooks。相比今日倒下的Carbon Robotics，Rethink Robotics有大牛光环、有重金投资，还有已经量产售卖的产品。但仍没能逃脱倒闭命运。机械臂这片领域的生存难度，由此可见。而且也不止是机械臂，整个机器人行业都时常发生轰然倒下的剧情——一路被资本青睐的公司，突然关门。一种叫Anki DRIVE的智能汽车玩具。2013年发布后，一度成为了亚马逊第二畅销的玩具。孕育它的公司叫Anki，自从2010年成立以来，推出的产品几乎都成了热门。比如在2016年推出的另一款产品：Cozmo机器人。手掌大小，傲娇个性，可以和人类交流情感。你和Cozmo玩游戏赢了它，机器人也会“生气”。卡耐基梅隆大学 (CMU) 甚至把它选作教学用的机器人。也一度作为Fast Company评选的2019年度全球最具创新力企业机器人领域No.1，公司累计卖出了超过650万件产品，年收入接近1亿美元，累计融资超过2亿美元……却在今年4月宣布关门倒闭。当时对外说，因为新一轮融资失败，微软亚马逊等巨头接盘也没搞定，只能倒闭清算。纵观今年倒下的明星机器人公司，或许产品都各有各的亮点，也获得外界认可，但最终真正规模化时，商业化能力却无法支撑技术野心。如今的Carbon Robotics，成为技术和商业能力不匹配名单中的一员，成为去泡沫化里倒下的一员，成为明星变流星的一员。或许未来如Rethink Robotics创始人、MIT机器人教父Rodney Brooks所言，让普通人不用编程的机器人，会永远改变工业机器人。
In the world of automated everything, we’re getting used to robots. They may not look like C3PO or R2D2, but they are robots. These robots can paint cars, assemble engines, load trucks and thousands of other tasks. Most of these robots are referred to as non-collaborative. This means they go about their business on their ... Read more The post Exciting Life Of A Trucker, Or Mind Numbed Cobot? appeared first on The Trucking Podcast™.
Hai mai sentito parlare di minatore di blockchain o di psicologo per i cobot? Sono alcune delle #professionidelfuturo che il digitale propone e a cui dobbiamo guardare con interesse e curiosità perchè possono svilupparsi molto rapidamente nel corso dei prossimi anni. Ti invito a scoprire di più nell'ultima puntata di Lavoradio, che parla anche di:#strumentieconsigli: la nostra supercoach Pina Sabatino ci guida in due puntate al tema del networking. Questa settimana scopriamo cosa non è networking e in quali errori incappiamo riferendoci impropriamente a questa importantissima componente ella nostra azione #leuropaciriguarda: Antonino Imbesi di Euro Net (rete EUROPE DIRECT) ci porta alla scoperta dei contributi della European Youth Foundation e del Bando di 5 milioni di euro su studi economici e politici#danonperdere: torna Heroes, meet in Maratea, il Festival euromediterraneo delle startup, e noi lo presentiamo con le parole del grande Oscar Farinetti#strumentieconsigli: vogliamo rimanere giovani e spesso ci affidiamo ai chirurghi estetici, ma la cosa più importante è tenere allenato il nostro cervello. Come? Ce lo suggerisce il grande professor Raffaele Morelli.Come sempre, buon ascolto!
Con i robot collaborativi gli automi escono dalle gabbie di sicurezza e lavorano assieme agli operatori condividendo gli spazi. Una chiacchierata con Alessio Cocchi, Country Manager per l'Italia di Universal Robots, per capire numeri, caratteristiche, costi e ambiti applicativi di questa tecnologia
Roboter, die putzen, den Rasen mähen und komplizierte filigrane Arbeiten übernehmen - das ist heute längst kein Wunschtraum mehr. Mittels ausgefeilter Technologien und Künstlicher Intelligenz können sie schon so manche Aufgaben erledigen, die uns Menschen einfach nur nerven, oder die wir selbst nicht besser können. Doch hinter den robotischen Fähigkeiten stecken viele Stunden Arbeit, Fort- und Rückschritte und vor allem eines: innovative Köpfe. Einige davon sitzen im kleinen Dörfchen Schöinaich in Baden-Württemberg. Wie sie die gesamte Branche des Autowaschens revolutieren könnten, wer ein sogenannter „Cobot“ ist und was ein echter Musikklassiker damit zu tun hat? Das verrät die neue Folge von „Hidden Champions - der Yamaichi-Podcast“. Allein in Deutschland gibt es rund 1.500 Hidden Champions. Sie sind extrem wichtig für die Wirtschaft. Zusammen erwirtschaften sie einen Jahresumsatz von 150 Milliarden Euro. Und um sie dreht sich nicht nur die Weltwirtschaft, sondern auch ein neuer Podcast: „Hidden Champions - der Yamaichi-Podcast". Er erzählt die Erfolgsgeschichten von Unternehmen und faszinierenden Persönlichkeiten, die meist unentdeckt das deutsche Wirtschaftswunder 2.0 antreiben.
Biztosan más lesz az EU Közös Agrárpolitikája (KAP). Tán kevesebb lesz a támogatás, tán nyitottabb lesz a piac az EU-n kívüli országok agrártermelői számára. Mi sül ki ebből? Mihálovits gazda Reng Zoltánnal (Hungrana Kft.) beszélget. Kovács Bálint (Equilor) nyit tőzsdét. Nem hat a pesti tőzsdére a hétvégi amerikai rally. Esnek a Mészáros papírok. Cobot. Avagy az emberrel együttműködésre képes robot. Ez hogy működik? Milyen előnyei vannak? Hogyan fejlesztik? Mennyi van belőlük? Heuréka élmény rovatunkban Paniti Imre (MTA SZTAKI) villantja fel előttünk a jövőt.
Cobot is the oldest SAAS coworking software platform on the market. Designed by coworking owners to manage their space, it was designed to keep the members in mind since day one. I chat with Thilo Utke about the software, get the DL on functionality and get answers to your questions. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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