IoT – Sensors are stationary and signal processing is done in the cloud. Robots – The sensor laden robot is mobile and signal processing is done locally and autonomously.

IoT RoboRunner provides features that simplify software integration. It also streamlines related processes, AWS says, such as managing the process of assigning tasks to the robots in a facility.

So many of our customers are now starting to think about how to use smart robots in conjunction with the Internet of Things (IoT). Many of them have initiatives in IoT, but are unsure where to start.

Here's one thing that will help. Microsoft quietly announced today that it is supporting Robot Operating System (ROS1) in Windows 10. That's a big deal because it enables developers who are using ...

AWS IoT RoboRunner, which is launching in a public preview, includes the following: Tools to create a facility in the AWS Management Console to create repositories for storing robot, destination ...

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In a collaboration with Open Robotics, Microsoft has officially launched Robot Operating System (ROS) on Windows 10 IoT Enterprise. The open source robotics framework is now available on Windows 10.

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Robots, when combined with a vision system, are highly capable of performing both sensing and manipulation tasks. Working together, the system can perform much higher-value operations than can be done ...

An analysis of robots used in homes, businesses and industrial installations has revealed many of the same basic weaknesses that are common in IoT devices, raising questions about security ...

Windows for robots: Microsoft reveals new Windows Server IoT 2019 Edge devices and robots get a new version of Windows. Written by Liam Tung, Contributing Writer Feb. 26, 2019, 5:39 a.m. PT ...