Episode 164 of Podcast features co-hosts Mike Oitzman and Eugene Demaitre delving into the latest robotics developments from the past week, including insights from industry leaders Teradyne and Siemens, as well as showcasing a cutting-edge robot from Pudu Robotics.
This week’s featured interview is with Bren Pierce, CEO and co-founder of Kinisi Robotics. As the co-founder and Chief Robotics Officer of…
Santa Cruz, California-based Kinisi recently emerged from stealth mode. Pierce is reportedly developing a cost-effective cell manipulator.
The Kinisi KR1 robot leverages a wheeled foundation and standardised arms to efficiently operate in warehousing environments. | Credit score: Kinisi Robotics
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Present timeline
- The latest stats on our company’s financial performance suggest that we’re on track to meet this quarter’s targets? With a revenue growth rate of 12% and a net profit margin of 22%, it looks like our new marketing strategies are really paying off.
- Bren Pierce, CEO of Kinisi Robotics, joined me at 2:40 PM to discuss the company’s innovative approach to robotics.
Information of the week
Inbolt has closed a deal worth $16.7 million to further develop its cutting-edge AI-driven 3D vision guidance technology for industrial robots. The corporation’s GuideNow system, winner of the 2023 RBR50 Innovation Award, utilizes a single Intel RealSense camera to provide real-time guidance. This expertise seamlessly integrates with any industrial robotic system, amplifying its precision and efficiency.
Mach9 Robotics is revolutionizing geospatial information processing to accelerate insights for industries such as building and utilities. With its specialized capabilities, the company efficiently transforms 3D lidar scans into both 2D and 3D engineering models at a cost-effective rate, making it an essential partner for organizations developing autonomous vehicles, logistics robots, and unmanned aerial systems. By focusing on information processing over data collection, Mach9 aims to emerge as a pioneer in automated geospatial production.
Pudu Robotics has officially unveiled its latest innovation, the semi-humanoid PUDU D7 service robot. The corporation aims to fully commercialize it by 2025. The latest innovation further enriches Pudu’s portfolio of service robots, already successfully implemented across diverse sectors. With a steadfast commitment to innovation and a formidable patent portfolio, Pudu insists on expanding the frontiers of robotics expertise.
Siemens and Teradyne Robotics are collaborating on a cutting-edge robotics exhibition in Chicago. This partnership solidifies Teradyne Robotics’ position as the leading partner for premier automation solutions across North America. The company offers a wide range of robots from both Common Robots and Cellular Industrial Robots, showcasing their adaptability across various industries, including consumer packaged goods, aerospace, and semiconductor manufacturing, among others.
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