Drones learn to squeeze through narrow gaps using onboard AI control
Drones, or unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), have become integral tools across diverse sectors, including filmmaking, aerial photography, industrial inspections, precision agriculture, and emergency response. Despite their growing popularity and capabilities, many drones face challenges when navigating cluttered environments. They often struggle to maneuver through tight spaces or access hard-to-reach areas, limiting their effectiveness in certain situations. As the demand for more versatile and agile drones increases, advancements in technology are necessary to enhance their navigation and operational capabilities in complex surroundings.
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Copley Controls
United States
Copley Controls, an ISO 9001:2008 company and part of Analogic Corporation, delivers high-performance motion solutions to a wide range of industries including semiconductor, life sciences, test, automated assembly, and COTS military.
Madrid Space (ES)
Spain
Spanish space engineering consultancy providing thermal, structural, and CFD analysis services. Specializes in thermo-mechanical challenges across 100+ space projects for satellite, payload, and platform development.
Pedsco (Canada)
United Kingdom
Pedsco (Canada) Ltd. manufactures the RMI (Remote Mobile Investigator) series of remotely operated ground vehicles. The RMI-9 and RMI-10 are lightweight battery-powered robots used globally by police, military, fire departments, and industrial institutions for hazardous material handling and EOD operations.
Oceaneering (acq Frog AGV)
United States
Oceaneering is an offshore technology and engineered services company that acquired Frog AGV systems. It supplies automated guided vehicles and subsea robotics for oil and gas, aerospace, and industrial customers.
OM Robot (CN)
United States
OM Robot (Omron Robotics) manufactures industrial, collaborative, and mobile robots for manufacturing automation. OTTO AMR and SCARA/delta robot lines are deployed globally with FLOW Core fleet management software.
Swiss Mobile Robotics Consortium
Swiss Mobile Robotics Consortium is a Swiss collaborative initiative focused on mobile robotics research and development, bringing together academic and industrial partners to advance autonomous mobile robot technologies.
Applied Motion Products, Inc.
United States
Since 1978, we have helped OEMs and system integrators achieve precise, reliable control of position, speed, and torque in demanding environments. Applied Motion Products addresses these needs with a broad and flexible portfolio that includes stepper motors, servo system.
Elmo Motion Control Inc.
United States
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Changzhou Hemm Intelligent Technology Co. Ltd. 常州汉姆智能科技
China
It is deeply engaged in the design, R&D and overall solution delivery of stepping motors, brushless DC motors, linear motors and drive control systems, and simultaneously provides advanced Industry 4.0 technology solutions to create highly adaptable software and hardware integrated.
AU Centre for Robotic Vision (ACRV) (AU)
Australia
Australian research centre focused on robotic vision systems, operating under university auspices. Conducts research in computer vision and perception for autonomous robots. Website was inaccessible at time of scrape; inferred from name and known public profile as a vision-focused robotics institute.
Scorpion Vision Software (UK)
Norwegian-based 2D and 3D industrial machine vision software platform (marketed under Tordivel AS). Offers sub-pixel and micron-level non-contact measurement, configurable inspection tools, and advanced calibration capabilities without programming.
Robotic Vision Technologies
US developer of Vision Factory, a 3D machine vision platform enabling industrial robots to locate parts in six degrees of freedom from a single camera image. Targets automated manufacturing lines requiring high-speed, accurate part location without structured environments.
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