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FANUC Robotics Receives USDA Acceptance for M 430iA Robot: related news
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ROCHESTER HILLS, Mich.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--FANUC Robotics America, Inc. today announced that its M-430iA/2F high-speed, food picking robot is the first and only robot to meet the hygiene requirements for meat and poultry processing, and receive equipment acceptance from the United States Department of Agriculture.
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via Meat and Poultry Online @ 13:28 19th Aug
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July 22, 2008 FANUC Robotics America announced that its M-430iA/2F high-speed, food picking robot meets the hygiene requirements for meat and poultry processing, and received equipment acceptance from the United States Department of Agriculture.
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via Automation.com @ 10:33 24th Jul
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ROCHESTER HILLS, Mich. - FANUC Robotics America, Inc. today announced that its M-430iA/2F high-speed, food picking robot is the first and only robot to meet the hygiene requirements for meat and poultry processing, and receive e
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via Earthtimes.org @ 12:33 21st Jul
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Fanuc Robotics America announced that its M-430iA/2F food picking robot is the first and only robot to meet the hygiene requirements for meat and poultry processing, and receive equipment acceptance from the United States Department of Agriculture.
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via Macro World Investor @ 11:57 26th Jul
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Fanuc Robotics America says its M-430iA/2F high-speed, food picking robot is the only robot that meets the hygiene requirements for meat and poultry processing, and receive equipment acceptance from the USDA.
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ROCHESTER HILLS, Mich.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--July 21, 2008--FANUC Robotics America, Inc. today announced that its M-430
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via Macro World Investor @ 12:33 21st Jul
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Fanuc Robotics America Inc. has developed a robot that meets USDA AMS hygiene requirements for meat and poultry handling. Intended specifically for food washdown environments, the five-axis M-430iA is capable of picking, packing and palletizing. The company says speeds up to 120 cycles per second are possible on a continuous basis. The model is the fastest robot ever designed by Fanuc Robotics, says Sumeet Vispute, product manager.
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via Industry Week @ 10:47 13th Aug
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FANUC Robotics America, Inc. has introduced its M-710iC/50 SE FoundryPRO robot designed for super harsh environments.
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via Industrial Product News Online @ 15:27 3rd Jul
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FANUC Robotics America, Inc. today announced that its M-430iA/2F high-speed, food picking robot is the first and only robot to meet the hygiene requirements for meat and poultry processing, and receive equipment acceptance from the United States Department of Agriculture.
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via IDS Packaging @ 12:40 24th Jul
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COLLEGE PARK, Md., Aug. 7 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The University of Maryland's student robotics group, Robotics@Maryland, won the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International and Office of Naval Research 11th Annual International Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (AUV) Competition in San Diego, Calif., on Aug. 3. Fresh off their victory in that competition, University of Maryland robotics students are preparing for another competition to be hosted a little closer to home --- right in College Park, in fact. The university will host a new regional competition for land robots, the Autonomous Robot Speedway, on Sept. 6. A ROBOT THAT SWIMS The Robotics@Maryland team competed in the AUV Competition against 25 other teams from across the United States, India, Canada and Japan, including Cornell University, University of Florida, Univers
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via PR Newswire @ 11:24 7th Aug
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July 2, 2008 The semi-autonomous robotic boombox known as the Miuro has a new big brother. Tiger Electronics, a division of Hasbro Inc. has teamed up with Japanese distributor SEGA Toys to introduce the Automated Music Personality (A.M.P), a 2.4 feet (73 cm) tall black robot that can be hooked up to an MP3 player or iPod and bobs its head and dances while red LED lights on its head flash. The A.M.P. pumps out 12 watts of stereo sound through a 5" mid-range speaker and two high output tweeters while more boom can be added to any song with the dedicated bass boost button. The A.M.P. also features two turntable shaped hands that allow users to be the DJ and use A.M.P. as a virtual mixing deck. The touch pad hands serve as a way to layer different sound effects and scratches over the music with the left touch pad used to add music effects and
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via Gizmag @ 1:34 2nd Jul
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If you were expecting a robot that could emote "sad"...I'm sorry, that's not what this is. No, this isn't a robot that can cry either (we already have those creepy baby dolls for that). No, instead, this is just sad in the "sorry-excuse-for-a-robot" kind of way. If you've ever asked yourself what would happen if a Segway just couldn't stay upright, well you're in luck...watch the video here for a balancing robot that...well...doesn't really balance all too well. And in closing, I must apologize to all other robots for referring to this disaster as a robot.
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via Overclockers Club @ 7:08 20th Aug
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KING OF PRUSSIA, Pa., BUSINESS WIRE -- Health Robotics today announced an exclusive agreement with Can-Med, a leading IV Solution provider and medical device company in the Republic of Turkey, in order to safely, accurately, and cost-effectively automate the preparation of life-critical patient-specific Oncology IV Admixtures with Health Robotics' CytoCare(TM). With its CytoCare(TM) Robot, Health Robotics has developed and deployed the world's first and only totally automated system for safe preparation of patient-specific Oncology IV doses in Europe, the United States of America, Asia-Pacific, and the Middle East. While other companies have for years made promises of robotic automation products in this area and showcased marketing demonstrations of competing solutions that were supposed to exist as far back as five years ago, the fact re
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via Consumer Electronics Net @ 16:30 5th Aug
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via CNBC @ 20:44 9th Jul
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OC Robotics has developed a snake-arm robot that is only 12.5mm in diameter. The arm is the smallest snake-arm robot to date and uncoils out of a briefcase-sized box where it is stowed. The arm is 610mm in length, with longer arms under development, and was designed for the US Department of Defense who needed a way of inspecting and working inside confined or cluttered spaces - a capability not previously available.
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via 2456.com @ 16:58 19th Aug
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Just when you thought theyve come out with almost every possible robot imaginable; robot monkeys, robot girlfriends, robot gas stations, robot bartender, robotic surgeons, killer robotsthen comes the air hockey robot. I guess my next question is why?
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via Hard OCP @ 1:31 12th Jul
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Everyone loves a robot. Especially a sensitive robot. Just look at WALL-E or Johnny-5. When it comes to a robot who has the capacity to feel, we all go a bit gooey inside. The cold, unfeeling, emotionless robot is a metaphor for that fear we have of losing what it is to be human.
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via Yahoo! UK and Ireland @ 23:33 15th Aug
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Everyone loves a robot. Especially a sensitive robot. Just look at WALL-E or Johnny-5. When it comes to a robot who has the capacity to feel, we all go a bit gooey inside. The cold, unfeeling, emotionless robot is a metaphor for that fear we have of losing what it is to be human.
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via TechDigest @ 23:34 15th Aug
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ELK GROVE VILLAGE, Ill., July 17 /PRNewswire/ -- Revell, marketer of the VEXplorer robotics system, in partnership with Robot magazine, Innovation First and SolidWorks Corporation, is pleased to announce the winners of the first-ever Grant Imahara VEXplorer challenge offering contestants the opportunity to demonstrate their robotics creativity. Grant Imahara, star of the popular Discovery Channel's Mythbusters television show, and Robot magazine selected Gustavo Gorektin's "chembot" as the first place winner. Gustavo, from Hollywood, FL, received a $5,000 college scholarship and other prizes for his creativity and execution. Gustavo's "chembot" performs science experiments, removing the risk of humans being hurt by potential hazardous results.
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via Financials.com @ 20:15 18th Jul
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iRobot-the maker of household robot helpers such as the Roomba (a robot vacuum cleaner), the Verro (a pool-cleaning robot) and the Scooba (a robotic mop)-has set its sights on a far more social product, the ConnectR robot.
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via Australian PC World @ 1:07 1st Aug
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iRobot-the maker of household robot helpers such as the Roomba (a robot vacuum cleaner), the Verro (a pool-cleaning robot) and the Scooba (a robotic mop)-has set its sights on a far more social product, the ConnectR robot.
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via Linux World Australia @ 1:08 1st Aug
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CIO — iRobot—the maker of household robot helpers such as the Roomba (a robot vacuum cleaner), the Verro (a pool-cleaning robot) and the Scooba (a robotic mop)—has set its sights on a far more social product, the ConnectR robot.
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via CIO Magazine @ 1:08 1st Aug
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Incredible: what more's there to say? Incredible. Based on Judson Laipply's "Evolution of Dance Video," but way better. We get to see a robot doing Vanilla Ice's dance moves better than he did. A robot doing the "walk like an Egyptian" dance. The upcoming MechRC robot has been under development for three years and has 17 independently-controlled servos, and built-in audio. And if this video is anything to go by, when it goes on sale in the fall it should make quite a dent in the miniature robot world. [MechRC via RoboSavvy. —Thanks Limor]
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via Gizmodo @ 15:49 14th Jul
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