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Field robotics is redefining industries through technology that performs complex tasks in unstructured and dynamic environments, including outside warehouses, facing the weather, and potentially working with the public.
Field robotics OEMs are constantly innovating solutions to address skilled workforce gaps and improve efficiency and safety across a wide range of industries, including: Agriculture, mining, construction, search and rescue.
Join the Celera Motion team on December 5, 2024 at 12:00 PM ET on a journey to explore the enduring elements of extreme robotics, helping us handle the harshest conditions with precision and reliability, including: You can.
- Resistance to elements in extreme environments
- Precise measurements even in challenging environments
- Reduce maintenance and downtime
Attendees can register for free here. In this webinar you will:
- Learn how field robots are transforming a variety of industries by enabling complex tasks in challenging and unpredictable environments.
- Explore the cutting-edge advancements field robotics OEMs are making to address skilled labor shortages and improve operational efficiency across a variety of sectors.
- Learn how field robots withstand harsh conditions, ensure data accuracy, and minimize downtime for reliable operation.
- Explore Celera Motion’s innovative inductive encoders, which are critical for accurate measurement feedback, precise control, and reduced downtime in extreme robotics applications.
The webinar will be broadcast live on Thursday, December 5, 2024 at 12:00 PM ET. Attendees will be able to answer questions live, and recordings will be available upon request after the initial broadcast. Register now.
Meet the Speaker
Jake Lantner – Novanta Robotics and Automation Application Engineer
Jake Lantner works as an applications engineer for encoder technology within Novanta’s Robotics and Automation division. In this role for two years, he specializes in component integration for unique and challenging applications. Jake holds a degree in mechanical engineering from the University of New Hampshire. In my free time, I enjoy motorsports, mountain biking and snowboarding.
Steve Crowe – Editor-in-Chief of The Robot Report
Steve Crowe is the editor-in-chief. robot report He also chairs the Robotics Summit & Expo and RoboBusiness. He is also a co-host. Robot Report PodcastThe best podcast in the robotics industry. He joined WTWH Media in January 2018 after more than four years as Editor-in-Chief of Robotics Trends Media. You can contact us at scrowe@wtwhmedia.com.
