DEMCON develops robot for automatic asparagus harvesting
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DEMCON develops robot for automatic asparagus harvesting
11/16/2015 LEO Robotics - RoboCafé, asparagus, labs and other developments in robotics LEO, Center for Service Robotics - October View this email in your browser LEO, Center for Service Robotics is a collaboration of companies and universities in robotics. Our mission is to strengthen the eastern Netherlands as one of the leading innovation hubs in robotics. Visit our website for more information. Follow us on Twitter Join our LinkedIn page Succcessful RoboCafé at Demcon Demcon Advanced Mechatronics was host to our latest RoboCafé. The 40 attendees were entertained with presentations on Demcon's medical robotics program, two live demo's, and by the founder of KITE Robotics who spoke in public for the first time. Read more... DEMCON develops robot for automatic asparagus harvesting Current asparagus harvest is very labor intensive as workers need to visit the field on a daily basis. Automation of this process has proven to be challenging. Last year, a collaboration between Cerescon, Tech for Future, Saxion college and DEMCON has demonstrated a robot that can harvest asparagus automatically. The robot moves forward continuously, while harvesting asparagus on multiple rows simultaneously. At this moment, DEMCON develops a full size robot for Cerescon that can harvest up to a hectare per hour. More information? Visit their website. http://us11.campaign-archive1.com/?u=1d04435e620ef1cf567fc1802&id=cedc0fcd08 1/3 11/16/2015 LEO Robotics - RoboCafé, asparagus, labs and other developments in robotics Next RoboCafé at ESPS - November 26, 2015 Our next RoboCafeé will be hosted by ESPS in Almelo. The central theme will be flexible manufacturing robotics. With their newly opened 'Robotics Experience Center', ESPS have a wonderfull exposition to demonstrate the possibilities of robotics for SMEs.. Read more... University of Twente hosts 2nd year review for EASEL project The FP7 EASEL project investigates educational child-robot interactions in inquiry learning. Last month internationally renowned roboticists subjected the project to its 2nd year review. This event, hosted by UTwente, was characterised by a fully integrated technical demo showcasing the scientific and technical contributions to the field. More information can be found here and here. Saxion research Group Mechatronics opens new research lab Since September 2011 there is a Mechatronics course at Saxion University of Applied Sciences in Enschede, The Netherlands. In November 2012 a research group Mechatronics linked to that course has started. Last month this opened its own research lab. It is located in the new ‘city campus’ building Edith Stein. Read more... http://us11.campaign-archive1.com/?u=1d04435e620ef1cf567fc1802&id=cedc0fcd08 2/3 11/16/2015 LEO Robotics - RoboCafé, asparagus, labs and other developments in robotics Innovative organizations connect to each other at NEW Industries – 8-10 December 2015 Developments in mechatronics and automatization are only possible by choosing the appropriate technology, architecture, and topology for machines, applications or modules. This is exactly the topic of ‘NEW Industries’! Innovative organizations connect to each other and lay the groundwork for the industry of the future. One of the partners for the trade fair 'NEW Industries' is ESPS from Almelo. Read more Commercial feasibility study on a pipe crawler for small diameter pipes After years of research at the RaM group of the University of Twente the project is entering a new phase. With the aim of starting a spinoff, a proposal for STW phase 1 is submitted to finance a commercial feasibility study. Great interest was received at the SPRINT Robotics seminar and euRobotics workshop were a poster presentation was given. Read more... Other news on robotics around the world Facebook Invests In Artificial Intelligence Research Program Robot ROSE finds new investor (Dutch article) How to fall gracefully, if you're a robot Follow us on Twitter Join our LinkedIn page Copyright © 2015 LEO, Center for Service Robotics, All rights reserved. Our mailing address is: [email protected] Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list http://us11.campaign-archive1.com/?u=1d04435e620ef1cf567fc1802&id=cedc0fcd08 3/3
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