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Mirobot - 6-Axis Mini-Industrial Robot Arm Now Available to the Public
Mirobot, a mini industrial robot arm inspired by the ABB IRB 6700, has been launched on Kickstarter. The device is designed to be affordable and user-friendly, making it accessible to makers, robot enthusiasts, engineers, and students. It can perform a variety of tasks such as automated tasks, picking and placing, assembly and more. The Mirobot Studio software includes powerful tools for creative work and learning, and no special programming knowledge is necessary to operate it. The company is offering special deals and pricing for early adopters.
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The Robotic Dairy Farms Paving the Way for Big Milk
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Milking It: Israel Leads the Way in Dairy Tech
Israeli dairy tech companies are experiencing growth as global demand for agricultural technology increases. Israeli companies are leading the way in developing innovative solutions to improve milk production and efficiency. Developing countries, such as India and Vietnam, are turning to Israeli companies for products and expertise to upgrade their dairy industries. Foreign investors are also looking to Israel for opportunities in the agricultural tech sector. The global market for dairy farming technologies is worth about $850 million a year, and Israel exported $110 million worth of dairy farming technologies in 2014. Israeli companies, such as Akol and miRobot, have formed partnerships with Microsoft and are attracting investment from companies like Allflex and Bright Food.
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RPT-Milking it: Israel leads the way in dairy tech
Israeli dairy farmers have used technology to boost milk production and make their cows the most productive in the world. This has led to a global demand for Israeli agricultural technology, with developing countries, particularly in Asia, looking to upgrade their dairy industries. Foreign investors are also interested in Israeli expertise. The global market for dairy farming technologies is worth about $850 million a year, and Israel exported $110 million in the sector in 2014. Israeli companies Akol and miRobot have developed innovative technologies in the sector. French company Allflex acquired Israeli milking technology company SCR for $250 million, and Chinas Bright Food bought Tnuva, Israels largest dairy firm, for $1.1 billion. The growth prospects for Israels dairy tech industry are positive.
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