In Episode 178 of The Robotic Report Podcast, we current our annual end-of-the-year evaluate present. This episode options the voices of our total editorial employees, together with Steve Crowe, Mike Oitzman, Gene Demaitre and Brianna Wessling.
The employees recollects the great, the unhealthy, and the ugly in 2024. The present additionally options visitor commentary from A3 president Jeff Burnstein, Körber Provide Chain Options senior VP of robotics John Santagate, and Mytra AI co-founder and CEO Chris Walti.
Tales from 2024, coated within the present
2025 RBR50 awards open for nominations
You may submit nominations for the 2025 RBR50 Robotics Innovation Awards. They are going to acknowledge expertise and enterprise improvements within the calendar yr 2024, and the awards are open to any firm worldwide that produces robotics or automation.
The classes embody:
- Applied sciences, merchandise, and companies: This class consists of main or utilized analysis specializing in robotics and supporting applied sciences resembling movement management, imaginative and prescient, or machine studying. It additionally consists of new merchandise and enterprise, engineering, or expertise companies.
- Enterprise and administration: This class covers initiatives positioning an organization as a market chief or a company as an essential thought chief within the robotics ecosystem. Important mergers and acquisitions are related, as are provider, accomplice, and integrator relationships.
- Purposes and markets: The RBR50 will even acknowledge improvements that enhance productiveness, high quality, and cost-effectiveness, in addition to people who automate new duties.
As well as, the RBR50 awards will have a good time the next on the 2025 Robotics Summit & Expo:
- Startup of the 12 months
- Utility of the 12 months
- Robotic of the 12 months
- Robots for Good Award
The deadline for submissions is Friday, Dec. 20, 2024.
Podcast sponsored by FlexQube
This week’s present is sponsored by FlexQube. Transfer materials with any measurement, form, and weight with the FlexQube Navigator AMR (autonomous cellular robotic), the world’s first multi-purpose and non-load-carrying robotic.
The FlexQube Navigator AMR incorporates a standardized coupling interface to attach with an ecosystem of various load carriers, relying on the client’s wants.
The system additionally incorporates a safety-rated identification of load provider footprint to safe a protected and environment friendly scale-up of various use instances in a manufacturing unit or warehouse.
FlexQube Navigator – robotics that delivers!
To study extra about FlexQube’s options, go to: https://www.flexqube.com
