Neura Robotics and Hyundai: Revolutionary robots for shipbuilding!

Neura Robotics and Hyundai: Revolutionary robots for shipbuilding!

In an exciting development for the robotics industry, Neura Robotics GmbH has closed a strategic partnership with HD Hyundai Samho and HD Hyundai Robotics. This collaboration, which was sealed as part of the automatica in Munich, aims to develop special four -legged and humanoid welding robots that are to be used in the shipbuilding industry. According to [Automation Practice] (https://automationpraxis. industrie.de/news/specialroboter-fuer-den-schiffbau-neura-robotics-cooperied-mit-hyundai/), these robots are tested under real conditions in order to validate their efficiency, security and productivity in a demanding environment.

Another highlight of the collaboration is that HD Hyundai Samho provides demonstration environments in order to check the practical suitability of the robots. Based on extensive experience in the area of ​​automation solutions, the project of HD Hyundai Robotics should be technically supported, in particular with regard to scout data and the performance check in the field of welding automation. David Reger, CEO of Neura Robotics, emphasizes the versatility of cognitive robots that can work in such challenging industries.

innovation through partnerships

But the innovative strength of Neura Robotics does not end when working with Hyundai. A strategic partnership with Omron was also established to revolutionize production efficiency through AI-controlled cognitive automation technologies. The new intelligent cognitive robot series Omron ICR, which is based on the Maira series by Neura Robotics, was presented at the automate 2024 in Chicago, such as [Neura Robotics] (https://neura-robotics.com/de/omron- and-neura product line-kognitiver-Roboter-vor/) reported.

The Omron ICR robots are equipped with integrated sensors and AI technologies, which significantly increase the flexibility and productivity of the industrial processes. The optional equipment with a 3D vision sensor and the user-friendly interface, which enables intuitive operation, is also exciting. During a 3D demonstration on the subject of bin picking, it was impressively shown how AI-based automation can significantly increase efficiency.

cultural responsibility in AI use

The collaboration between Neura Robotics and Omron goes hand in hand with a responsible approach to artificial intelligence. Omron pursues a clear AI guideline that aims to define and minimize risks such as accidents and human rights violations. This guideline is continuously checked and reflects the company's commitment to create decent work and living environments, as can be read at Industry Arena

This not only set up new technological standards, but also ethical standards that serve a responsible and positive use of AI in industry. In this dynamic environment, Neura Robotics already brings an impressive range of technological components to develop new applications. This also includes the humanoid all -purpose robot, which will soon have its market entry.