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| Top Technology Stories of 2017 Saudi Arabia even claimed to be the first country in the world to give citizenship to a robot. The female robot, named Sophia, was presented as an example of how robot technology and artificial intelligence will make machines more human-like in the future. The robot was even interviewed in front of a ...
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| Injection Molding: New Small 6-Axis Robot Sepro Group of France (U.S. office in Warrendale, Pa.) is expanding its line of six-axis robots from Yaskawa-Motoman with three smaller models sized for injection machines of up to 500 tons clamp capacity. Four larger models were introduced in 2016 for presses up to 5000 tons. The new models in ...
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| The Robots Are Coming, and Sweden Is Fine "In Sweden, if you ask a union leader, 'Are you afraid of new technology?' they will answer, 'No, I'm afraid of old technology,'" says the Swedish minister for employment and integration, Ylva Johansson. "The jobs disappear, and then we train people for new jobs. We won't protect jobs. But we will protect ...
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| Tech got too smart this year Sophie the pretty robot went to the United Nations, was granted citizenship in Saudi Arabia of all places, and became a television star of sorts. Engineers liked their robot creations so much they wanted to marry them and have children with them — tech style, that is. But the bigger impact of robotics has ...
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Panasonic's New Robot Harvests Tomatoes as Fast as a Human Grocery stores and consumers only want to be picking up perfect-looking tomatoes when shopping, so it's very important to harvest each tomato without dropping or damaging it in any way. As Nikkei Technology reports, Panasonic's new robot achieves this by using a combination of a camera, range ...
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This self-driving delivery robot uses facial recognition to unlock the goodies If a secure delivery system can be worked out, then we're right behind YAPE and other similar designs offered by the likes of Starship Technologies and DHL. Heck, robots like these don't even have to go out by themselves — they could simply act as a personal helper or robotic companion that follows ...
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| Automation: New Source & Capabilities For Collaborative Robots Motoman Robotics Div. of Yaskawa America Inc., Dayton, Ohio, is now offering commercially its first "human collaborative" robot, the six-axis model HC10 (pictured). Featuring power- and force-limiting technology, it's said to work safely with, or in close proximity to, humans by stopping if it contacts an ...
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| The year of AI: A robot with a citizenship, an algo that performs better than trained cardiologists Although by no means a new concept, the technology made headlines throughout the year. Perhaps, among the most talked about AI machines this year was Sophia, a humanoid robot designed by a company in Hong Kong, that was granted citizenship in Saudi Arabia - a country where women were not ...
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| 2017 year-ender: Emergence of robots With the emergence of AI, robotics has been taken up unlike any other trend is seen in the world of technology. Prior to this, we had seen computerised arms working 24x7 in factories manufacturing cars, food products and even textiles. But robots have been showing up in the habitable world and most of ...
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this sweating robot literally perspires as it inspires you to shift those festive pounds as the realisation that you've eaten your body weight in festive treats begins to sink in, japanese scientists reveal research and development of robots capable of inspiring you into a new fitness regime. boasting human-like muscles, this sweating robot could hint at the future for personal training.
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