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Artificial feathers give flight to robotic birds
Thanks to radio-based indoor GPS with ultra-wideband technology (UWB) the BionicSwifts can fly safely and in a ...
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Thanks to radio-based indoor GPS with ultra-wideband technology (UWB) the BionicSwifts can fly safely and in a coordinated pattern in a defined airspace. To execute these flight manoeuvres as true to life as possible, the wings are modelled on the plumage of real birds. The agility of the artificial birds is not just due to their lightweight design and aerodynamic kinematics, but also to the use of function integration.
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2020/07/01
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Mobile robot system meets BionicSoftHand 2.0
Industrial change demands a new kind of interaction between people, machines and data. In the future, operators ...
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Industrial change demands a new kind of interaction between people, machines and data. In the future, operators and robots will work ever more closely together. This is why Festo has been working intensively on systems which, for example, can relieve people of monotonous or hazardous activities while at the same time posing no risk. Artificial intelligence plays a central role here. The BionicMobileAssistant is a prototype of a robot system that moves ...
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2020/07/01
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Festo TechTalk: Energy efficiency thanks to smart products
This year, the Hannover Messe will be launched as a virtual trade fair under the motto "Industrial ...
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This year, the Hannover Messe will be launched as a virtual trade fair under the motto "Industrial Transformation" – with the main topics of digitalisation, individualization, climate protection and demography. In our Festo TechTalk, four experts from Festo are giving answers how we support our customers in this transformation. In focus: smart products that help companies to produce energy-efficiently, educational measures that empower ...
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2020/04/09
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Chameleon’s tongue for industrial automation wins design prizes
Grasping workpieces like a chameleon’s tongue – that’s the functional principle of ...
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Grasping workpieces like a chameleon’s tongue – that’s the functional principle of Festo’s adaptive shape gripper DHEF. The gripper can thus pick, gather and place objects of many different shapes without any need for manual changeovers. This is why it won renowned distinctions in 2020 including the iF Design Award and the Red Dot Design Award.

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2020/07/01
BionicMobileAssistant
The mobile robot system can recognize objects, grasp them adaptively and work together with humans.
2020/03/17
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