Robots et IA. Robot surveillance e-vigilante. Robots, Drones et Intelligence Artificielle. Recontrez l'armée de robots Google. Le but ? Améliorer l'intelligence Artificielle de leurs algorithmes de recherche. ...
Google n'arrête pas sa croissance extérieure : l'entreprise a déjà racheté 8 sociétés de robotique depuis novembre 2013, c'est à dire, en deux mois. L'armée de robots actuellement sous l'emprise de Google fait partie de la division ultra-secrète "Google X". Quel est l'objectif de Google ?
Google ne communique pas la dessus … Cependant, nous connaissons les projets des entreprises récemment acquise. Schaft Inc. Ces japonais ayant démarré à l'Université de Tokyo ont obtenu le prix DARPA en robotique pour son robot de 162 cm de haut qui peut courir, grimper des échelles, connecter des tuyaux et débarrasser un terrain. Industrial Perception Inc. Rachetée le lendemain de Schaft Inc. Redwood Robotics Redwood veut construire "la prochaine génération du bras" pour des robots. Meka Robotics Comme sa cousine Redwood Robotics (née d'un joint venture entre Meka et IPI), Meka développe des robots qui peuvent vivre et travailler à côté de l'humain.
Holomini Bot & Dolly Boston Dynamics. Boutique de Robots. ASIMOV ROBOT INSTALLATION - Joris Laarman Lab. Year: 2010 Material: robots/sheet material Credits to: Gregory Epps, Robofold UK We believe internet, digital fabrication and use of robots will change the way we design, sell, manufacture, use and recylce and get rid of products dramatically.
That's why we are searching for new digital fabrication methods and started to do different robotic experiments. Our first handmade robot Together with Gregory Epps, Robofold UK we went exploring the possibilities of rapid manufacturing with sheetmaterials. Miniature Robotic Installation for folded chair Asimov Our goal is to create small production platforms with second hand robots left by the car industry that can produce on request at different places in the world.
Info@jorislaarman.com. Grands prototypage rapide Robots industriels Robots: Extrudeuses bras et imprimantes 3D de bâtiments Scale. Over the years I've been keeping an informal list of large rapid prototyping systems.
I'd like to take a moment to share some of these, including: big 3-axis systems that print plastic, sand, or cement; large robot arms with extruders and milling bits; and large industrial arms for bending metal and assembling modular structures. This list is woefully incomplete, but it provides some fun eye candy. Enjoy! Big 'Ole 3-Axis Systems: 3D Printers (SDM and FDM) & Milling Machines There are numerous examples of scaled-up 3-axis systems -- with workspaces ranging from a cubic meter to a few cubic meters: Grass Roots Engineering, D-Shape fusing sand (video), Le BigRep, modified ShopBots, etc.
Gantry CNC systems aren't exactly new. Frankly, I find these kinda boring... so let's quickly move along. Building-Scale 3-Axis 3D Printers (SDM) Using Concrete: Milling & Cutting Using Giant Industrial Robot Arms: Via ElectricTV: 3D Printing Using Giant Industrial Robot Arms: Metal Sheet Folding Final Remarks. Gramazio & Kohler, Architektur und Digitale Fabrikation. RoboFold. Gramazio & Kohler, Architecture and Digital Fabrication. Mesh-Mould, SEC Singapore ETH Centre, ETH Zurich , 2012-2016ETH Research Project The research project Mesh-Mould addresses the 1:1 construction aspects of robotically fabricated loadbearing structures.
Considering the use of standard industrial robots with its limited payload capacities, however with a high capacity for precise spatial coordination, an optimal use of the machine requires construction processes with minimal mass transfer and a high degree of geometric definition. Subsequently the fabrication of formwork for material efficient, thus geometric complex concrete elements constitutes the focus of this investigation. Mesh-Mould combines formwork and reinforcement into one single robotically fabricated construction system. The project (US Provisional Patent Application No. 61/873,467) is conducted in close collaboration with Sika AG as an industry partner and expert in cementitious materials. Thesis Supervisor: Prof. Industry partner: Sika AG, Switzerland. TOKYO CITY SERIES: ACTROID. A very human-like robot invented by Japanese engineers.