As our world becomes more automated, more cameras and sensors are added to robots and factories, therefore camera and sensor cleaning capabilities become increasingly critical. Ultrasonic lens cleaning technology uses precisely controlled vibrations to self-clean camera lenses when they become dirty or wet…

KUNBUS technology is available for the Sitara AM6x and AM2x series providing integrated device stacks for PROFINET, EtherNet/IP, EtherCAT and IO-Link. All these can be linked to IO-Link Master by the integrated Fieldbus to IO-Link interface.

Read about multi-protocol industrial Ethernet and time-sensitive networking and start building high-integrity and secure robotic systems with TI.

Go farther with our broad portfolio of robust, high-performance, low-latency Ethernet devices. We help you optimize signal integrity, extend network reach and reduce system costs in Ethernet communications.

In this webinar, TI will introduce how mmWave radar and Jacinto™ TDA4x processors together enable a system solution to enable safer autonomous mobile robots.

TI’s industrial mmWave sensors provide distance and relative velocities of people in the scene to trigger the robot to slow down or stop based on proximity and speed of approach. They also bring additional value by providing a clear reading under challenging environments such as rain, smoke, poor lighting and dust conditions.

TI’s advanced sensing technologies will help you design safe, precise, and perceptive robotics systems for every environment.

Many aspects of an industrial drive are important to precise motion control, encompassing all three foundational subsystems of real-time control designs, from sensing to processing to actuation. In this article, TI will drive you through different examples of enabling technologies for each subsystem.

TI’s Jacinto Robotics SDK provides a software development environment on the latest TDA4 class of SoCs, and also provides software building blocks and example demos that can be leveraged in robotics software development.

TI’s vision processors let you execute facial recognition, object detection, pose estimation and other artificial intelligence (AI) features in real-time using the same software. With scalable performance for up to 12 cameras, you can build smart autonomous mobile robots and everything in between.

Accurate phase-current sensing has a significant impact on the performance of vector-controlled three-phase inverters for industrial motor drives. The motor phase currents can be measured through Halleffect, fluxgate or transformer-based magnetic sensors, or through…

The usage of Brushless-DC (BLDC) motors is becoming more commonplace in the automotive and industrial markets. Although more challenging to spin, Texas Instruments’ BLDC motor drivers make spinning BLDC motors as simple as possible by…

Find the MCU’s and integrated motor control products you need to design more accurate, reliable, and efficient motor drive systems.

Learn how semiconductor technology is helping maximize productivity across a range of industrial systems, from robotics to factory automation, grid, home automation and more

From high-speed motion planning to real-time control and communication, TI’s technologies let you design energy-efficient, affordable, and functionally safe ISO 10218-complaint industrial and collaborative robots for harsh industrial environments.

Next-generation mobile robots are required to become more intelligent and autonomous while allowing for safe interaction and collaboration with humans…

Read how to achieve robust solid-state sensor cleaning in a small footprint with ultrasonic lens cleaning technology for cameras and sensors.

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