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AutomotiveV2X
Monday - March 14, 2022
How 5G Standards Will Impact Driving and Autonomous Vehicles
Observers of the automotive industry have long predicted that 5G (5th-generation) communications will have the ability to greatly advance autonomous driving and the adoption of autonomous vehicles (AVs). In short, 5G is an ultra-fast, ultra-reliable, ultra-low-latency signal that has the potential to be 100 times faster than the previous standard, 4G (4th-generation), by using higher […]
Christian Voegerl
Supply ChainVertical Integration
Monday - March 7, 2022
Vertically Integrated Manufacturing Supports a Stable Supply Chain
We are now entering year two of global goods shortages and unpredictable supply chains due to the pandemic. However, this phenomenon has been simmering beneath the surface for some time now with the increase in the total volume of goods shipped worldwide. In reality, it may take months or even years to get back to […]
Alvaro Espinoza
RoboticsStepping Motors
Monday - February 28, 2022
Closed Loop Stepping Servo System for Co-bot Grippers
MinebeaMitsumi recently developed a cobot gripper built on our hybrid motor technology. The simple mechanism is composed of a spiral cam shaft drive system and integrates high precision NMB ball bearings for increased efficiency and reliability. The lightweight design is compact and can be offers flexible mounting options. As a comprehensive solution, customers can combine […]
Kota Iizuka
Connected LightingSALIOT
Monday - February 21, 2022
Connected, Adjustable Lighting Helps Convention Centers Evolve
Commercial track lighting is often considered an afterthought when people are planning expos, meetings and events. However, commercial lighting designers know that even small adjustments can make a big impact. Where does the light draw your eye? Is the illumination bold or soft – warm or cool? Each detail can make or break the outcome […]
Kevin King
AutomotiveHuman Machine Interface
Monday - February 14, 2022
Captivating Displays Driving Vehicle Engagement
Screens have been ubiquitous in vehicles since the 2018 rule that required back-up cameras for new vehicles. Since then, a competition amongst manufacturers to have the coolest, biggest and most high-tech vehicle infotainment displays has fostered ingenious – and sometimes bizarre – new products. Furthermore, the declining price of LCDs has made it possible to […]
Christian Voegerl
Autonomous VehiclesRobotics
Monday - February 7, 2022
Challenging Last Mile Delivery Standards
Before the onset of online shopping, the amount of goods and parcels shipped to individual households was rather small. Most items were shipped in bulk directly to retailers using freight services so that less of the burden fell on individual delivery operators. Fast forward to present day, and people are ordering almost everything online due […]
Kevin Haupt
CybersecuritySmart City
Monday - January 31, 2022
Building Cities Smart Enough to Deter Cybercrime
While it would be nice if the old adage “Crime doesn’t pay” were true, in reality, it pays handsomely. If cybercrime were a country, it would have the world’s third-largest economy after the U.S. and China. Research organization Cybersecurity Ventures predicts that cybercrime will have inflicted $6 trillion in damages in 2021, with figures growing […]
Melody Williams
AutomotiveAutonomous Vehicles
Monday - January 24, 2022
Robust Components Power Future Autonomous Cars
In the not so distant future, we will be able to easily hail a driverless taxi or shared autonomous vehicle with a smartphone. The future of mobility promises more convenience and autonomy than we could ever imagine. No more relying on bus or train schedules – not to mention their sometimes unpredictable service – to […]
Christian Voegerl
RoboticsSmart Home
Monday - January 17, 2022
Evolution of Robotic Cleaners for the Home
When robotic vacuum cleaners first hit the market they promised to help eliminate one of the most mundane household chores. In reality, initial models didn’t live up to the hype – while they solved one problem, they had some unforeseen drawbacks. Unprecise mapping technology resulted in uneven coverage, and their small size meant the bin […]
Fernando Palarca