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Company Announcement: Tinker Omega Sinto

October 24, 2024

Effective January 1, 2025, Tinker Omega Sinto will become a part of the Sinto America Group under Roberts Sinto, Grand Ledge, Michigan. After January 1, all incoming orders for equipment and parts will be manufactured/supplied through Grand Ledge.… Read more >

14 Most Common Uses for Force Torque Sensors

A large yellow machine with hydraulic tubes coming out of it, as well as pistons and force torque sensors.

Force torque sensors are essential components in many industries, providing precise measurements of force and torque applied to an object. These sensors are crucial for ensuring accuracy, safety, and efficiency in various applications. Read on to explore the most common uses for force torque sensors, highlighting their importance and versatility.… Read more >

15 Common Applications for Electric Linear Actuators

An industrial engineer wearing a white hard hat and yellow vest standing in an industrial factory, reaching for a machine.

Electric linear actuators are versatile devices that convert electric energy into linear motion. They are used in a wide range of applications across various industries due to their precision, reliability, and efficiency. Read on to explore 15 common applications for electric linear actuators and discover their importance and benefits in each use case.… Read more >

How Automation Can Boost CNC Productivity

a CNC milling machine cutting a metal mold part, with a column of G-Code data overlaid on the left side.

Computer numerical control (CNC) machines represent a cornerstone of innovation, precision, and efficiency in the realm of modern manufacturing. The integration of automation within CNC processes has further propelled these qualities, significantly enhancing operations. Read on to learn how automation can boost CNC productivity.… Read more >

Sinto America at Foundry 4.0 Conference, Booth #3

Sinto America is excited to announce our participation in the Foundry 4.0 Conference 2024, a premier event for forward-thinking metalcasters. The conference is scheduled for July 30-31 at the Hyatt Regency Milwaukee. Engage with us to explore the newest technologies in data-driven manufacturing, automation, and workforce training.… Read more >

New Employee Announcement: Welcome Rick Distler to the Sinto America Team

Rick Distler joined Sinto America this week as our Regional Sales Manager overseeing territory in Wisconsin, Minnesota, Illinois, Iowa and Montana. Bringing 10 years of Foundry experience, Rick will help Sinto acquire new business opportunities in a critical market. Outside of work, Rick lives on a lake and loves boating regularly.… Read more >

The Key Differences Between Robotics and AI

The Key Differences Between Robotics and AI

While often used interchangeably in popular media, robotics and artificial intelligence (AI) refer to distinctly different fields. Both are at the forefront of technological advancements and have significant but varying impacts across industries. Understanding these differences can help clarify their applications and potential.… Read more >

A Brief History of Robotic Force Torque Sensors

A Brief History of Robotic Force Torque Sensors

Robotic force torque sensors enable machines to measure and apply forces during operations. Their development over the years has contributed to the advancement of technology in various industries. Read on for a brief history of robotic force-torque sensors.

The Beginnings

The concept of robotic force torque sensors originated in the 1960s, when Joseph Engelberger developed the first robots for industrial applications.… Read more >

How Does a 6-Axis Force Torque Sensor Work?

How Does a 6-Axis Force Torque Sensor Work?

A 6-axis force-torque sensor is an advanced device capable of detecting forces and torques along three perpendicular axes: X, Y, and Z. This sensor allows precise control over complex movements, playing a crucial role in robotics, automation, and testing environments. Here’s a deeper look at how a 6-axis force torque sensor works.… Read more >

BEET Core 5.0 to Transform Manufacturing with Generative AI and Enhanced User Experience

“Imagine having the ability to stop time at any given second to examine 10,000 snapshots of your operations to resolve bottlenecks and extend throughput beyond what your line was built for”

— BEET Chief Technology Officer and Co-founder David Wang.

Beet, the Michigan-based global industrial IoT platform specializing in intelligent manufacturing, is set to unveil BEET Core 5.0 featuring groundbreaking GenAI tools.… Read more >