Pick is the world’s first deep-learning based solution designed for robotic depalletizing – specifically the depalletizing of multi-SKU and single SKU pallets. The Pick System is easy to configure using a browser-based GUI, minimizing integration time. It integrates high resolution 3D and 2D sensing to locate a wide variety of boxes and interleaves motion and vision, maximizing pick rates.
Handle combines agility and the ability to pick boxes to tackle box handling tasks in the warehouse.
Handle is a robot that uses legs and wheels to provide highly agile and small-footprint material handling solutions for logistics. Using an active counterbalancing system, Handle can pick up and move cases weighing over 30lbs. Its versatile design allows it to tackle pallet building, depalletizing and truck unloading tasks in the warehouse – all in one robot.
Handle’s design combines the same dynamics, balance and mobile manipulation characteristics of quadruped or humanoid robots, but in a significantly simplified system. The combination of power and agility make Handle capable of automating difficult manipulation tasks in human-sized environments without the need for installing complicated additional equipment.
Our vision is that thousands of people get relief with REX every day from the pain, discomfort, and inconvenience of severe neurological conditions, and many will be cured.
REX STANDS ALONE
HANDS-FREE for functional exercise.
QUICK TO GET GOING
New users walk with AUTONOMOUS CONTROL in a few minutes.
MANEUVERABLE
Fully automated FORWARDS, BACKWARDS, SIDEWAYS, AND TURNING movements.
EXERCISES
Squats, lunges, sit-to-stand, leg swings, and stretches. EXERCISE Mode enables STRUCTURED, REPRODUCIBLE FUNCTIONAL EXERCISE PROGRAMS directed by healthcare professionals.
WIDELY ACCESSIBLE
People with a wide range of mobility impairments can use REX successfully.
WORKHORSE
SHARES THE PHYSICAL DEMANDS of delivering therapy and reduces the strain on therapists.
What’s the problem with a product name over 70 characters?
Search Engines such as Google, Bing, Yahoo, and others. We know that some of your items have long titles. You can submit titles with up to 150 characters. Still, because Search Engines like Google, Bing, Yahoo, and many others can only display up to 70 characters on shopping ads, we strongly encourage you to submit titles with 70 or fewer characters whenever possible.
Why should you fix this?
Major Search Engines like Google need to shorten product titles when there is limited space such as mobile devices. It is important to use short titles that contain relevant product information to get an idea of what the advertised product is about and what differentiates it from other products.
How can you fix this?
We recommend putting distinctive product attributes at the beginning of the title for all the reasons above. For example, ‘Nexus 7 tablet in black with 32GB of storage’ becomes ‘Nexus 7 tablet, 32GB, black’. In addition, technical specifications are essential for electronics, whereas brand, color, and fabric are more critical for apparel items. This helps the user understand what this product is, even if the title is truncated.
How can I find out how many characters are in the product title?
Copy and paste the product title into a Microsoft Word document. Then, click the REVIEW tab from the top menu, highlight the title entirely, and click the ABC123 Word Count icon on the top left.
Use rich content for your products.
Ensure you use a good description on your products page and some information on user applications.
Product images can make or break your online shop’s success. You can have a great product, but when images are good, sales will be right. Your product image is the first thing a customer will look for. These are the essential features of a product page when shopping online:
Image SEO starts with the correct file name. Of course, this is the first location to use that keyword. Without looking at the image, you want Google or any other Search Engine to know what the image is about. It is simple: if your image is a sunrise in Paris showing the Notre Dame, the file name should not be DSC4536.jpg but notre-dame-paris-sunrise.jpg. The main keyword would be Notre Dame, the photo’s main subject.
Your product images play a significant role, reflecting the meaning of your technology, vision, business, and hard work. Your product images should be a minimum 1024px in height, or 1024px wide, up to 2048px by 2048px, or 4.2 megapixels. Higher resolution photos will look more polished and professional to customers, or 1024px by 1024px as a guideline for square product images.
It seems so obvious to use high-quality images. Do not use a small, blurred, faded, or fuzzy image. People are visual beings, so they will judge your product based on its photo and content regardless of how fantastic it is! The sale is only possible if the product image reflects your product and its details well enough.
A product image with good size, high resolution, and correct file name e.g., notre-dame-paris-sunrise.jpg. Ranks better for the keyword it is optimized for.
There are serious concerns about the Lethal Autonomous Weapons to be developed in the future.
Sophia is Hanson Robotics’ latest and most advanced robot to date and a cultural icon. She has become a media darling, appearing on major media outlets around the world, igniting the interest of people regardless of age, gender, and culture, even gracing the cover of one of the top fashion magazines. Her press coverage has a potential reach of over ten billion readers in 2017.
Sophia is a highly sought-after speaker in business and showed her prowess and great potential across many industries. She has met face-to-face with key decision makers in banking, insurance, auto manufacturing, property development, media, and entertainment. In addition, she has appeared onstage as a panel member and presenter in high-level conferences, covering how robotics and artificial intelligence will become a prevalent part of people’s lives.
Sand Flea drives like an RC car on flat terrain, but jumps 10 m into the air to overcome obstacles.
Sand Flea is a small robot with 4 wheels and a mighty jumping leg. It drives like an RC car on flat terrain, but can jump 10 m into the air to jump over obstacles. That is high enough to jump over a compound wall, onto the roof of a house, up a set of stairs or into a second story window.
The robot uses its wheels as gyros to stay level during flight so the operator gets a clear view from the on-board camera and to ensure a smooth 4-wheel landing. Sand Flea can jump about 25 times on one charge. Boston Dynamics developed Sand Flea with funding from the US Army’s Rapid Equipping Force (REF), DARPA and Sandia National Laboratory.
SandFlea is currently out of production.