Tag Archive for: Robotics

New project for Inverto Earth

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Radiate Engineering & Design has a new project with our long-standing partner Inverto Earth!

This time, we’re providing them with payload buckets for their drone system that will be implemented in the UAE.

Inverto Earth leverages AI and robotics to restore ecosystems with habitat-specific strategies.

We’re proud to contribute to this innovative approach to global reforestation with precise manufacturing.

Cost- and time efficient design finalization and prototype production for Positrigo AG

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The technology from Positrigo AG offers precision medicine and makes functional imaging accessible for people worldwide. Radiate Engineering & Design developed and produced prototypes of a headrest for the NeuroLF seat, an ultra-compact brain Positron Emission Tomography system.

The collaboration with Positrigo included the following work packages:

  • Design Space Exploration: Evaluation of the existing components and technical requirements as well as the possible material/geometry combinations.
  • Structural Design and Dimensioning in Detail: Design of structurally loaded complex components using FEM as well as sensible materials and process selection.
  • Design Finalization and Prototype Production: Development of a cost- and time-efficient prototype strategy, including production planning and monitoring of prototype production.

Thanks to the cooperation with Positrigo and a huge team effort, the fast improvement, finalization and prototype production was made possible.

New assignment for Tethys Robotics

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Tethys Robotics is a Zurich-based startup that develops innovative underwater robots to tackle tasks in challenging environments, focusing on omnidirectional maneuverability, modularity and easy deployability. Their vision is to push sub-sea exploration in Switzerland and beyond since this topic has not really been touched on in the past. As an industry partner, Radiate Engineering & Design will assist Tethys in designing and manufacturing for the Tethys River Robot. We are looking forward to this new assignment!