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over 4 years
Science Friction Podcast – Episode 3: UN&UP

In this episode, hosts Adam and Avory speak with Mike Sabo from UN&UP, a medical device company located in St. Louis, Missouri, about their robotic system designed to treat abnormal heart rhythms.

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about 5 years
Are UV Disinfection Robots Here to Stay?

The COVID-19 pandemic has sparked an increase in demand for UV disinfection robots, but will the momentum keep up after things return back to normal? Find out here.

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over 5 years
Robots and the Future of Caregiving

Let''s explore some challenges that older people are facing and how care robots can improve our quality of life as we age.

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almost 6 years ago
igus® donates face shields to Providence area schools

Check out the full story here: https://turnto10.com/news/local/company-donates-face-shields-to-the-providence-school-district And visit our website to learn more about igus®: https://www.igus.com/ igu

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almost 6 years ago
Face Mask Vending Machines: Save Cost With The Right Robot

Designing a vending machine that dispenses face masks? Read about the low-cost delta robot offered by igus®, which is ideal for pick & place systems.

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over 6 years
igus® solutions for the medical field

Watch to see all the components we offer that can be used in applications for the medical industry.

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almost 7 years ago
Startup develops cell phone sanitizer using igus® linear rails

An infection-control startup has developed a device for hospitals that kills 99.999 percent of MRSA on cell phones. Self-lubricating igus® components were used to design a quiet, dry-running system.

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almost 8 years ago
The wheelchair redefined with igus® bearings

For wheelchair users, the judders of uneven ground can seem all too familiar. Determined to make ride discomfort a thing of the past, Israel-based company, SoftWheel, has completely reinvented the whe

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almost 8 years ago
Building human organs is underway with cell-stacking technology

Pick-and-place automation has progressed beyond machine manufacturing and into the world of human anatomy. Research engineers at Brown University are building tiny versions of human organs, one micro-

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almost 8 years ago
New exoskeleton is revolutionizing work processes

A new device that supports manufacturing workers is among the latest technological advancements that speak to the power of plastics. The device, the Airframe™ exoskeleton, is made by San Diego-based L

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