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| Students to display advanced robots at IIT-Bombay Techfest Mumbai: Around 1.40 lakh students of more than 2,500 colleges will be attending Techfest of Indian Institute of Technology (IIT)-Bombay from December 29 to 31. The annual science and technology festival will witness the advancements in robotics as the first humanoid robot Sophia will be attending the ...
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| The big data and AI projects China is pinning its global tech ambitions on Among the recipients are robot projects at Shenzhen UBTECH Robotics and Shandong-based Synthesis Electronic Technology. Four developers of facial and voice recognition systems also got the nod, including Beijing Zhongdun Security Technology Development, a company funded by the Ministry of ...
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| Jinja SS wins 2017 regional Robotics tournament Canadian based head coach Michelle Massaro said: ''The tournament was based on Science, Technology, Engineering and Math programme [STEM] and this enabled the students learn how to analyze and solve problems utilizing the engineering design process which help them develop technological ...
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| Robot runs like a marathoner but is destined for the factory The University of Tokyo researchers, led by professor Masatoshi Ishikawa, however, are not trying to come up with an Olympic medalist. Their hope is to put their robot technology to work in factories within three to five years. Right now, though, their robot runs by bending at the hip, knees and ankles.
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| 'World's first smart policing robot' launched in Hyderabad The five-foot-seven-inch, suave looking bot called the Smart Robo Cop is equipped with cameras, and an array of sensors connected to GPS in its beta version and has been developed by H-Bots Robotics, a Hyderabad-based robotics technology company. All the components have been sourced from ... Hyderabad-based startup launches smart 'robocop', named after 26/11 martyr Hemant Karkare - The Indian Express
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'Betty' the robot helps Orlando Health Cancer Center patients The University of Central Florida has been helping Orlando Health develop the technology. Eventually, the robots will resemble those from the big screen. "Maybe a little R2D2, a little Baymax if you've seen 'Big Hero 6.' Those are a few of the inspirations," said Dr. David Metcalf, a senior researcher at ...
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| Taiwan stages sci-tech show, promoting AI development The island's scientific and technological affairs authorities have recently announced an investment of 16 billion new Taiwan dollars (537 million U.S. dollars) to develop AI technology in the coming five years. The plan includes constructing AI research centers and robot production bases.
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| Oro Valley Hospital now offers robot-assisted knee replacement During surgery, the surgeon uses a robotic arm for preparation and precision. This comes in addition to the robotic-assisted partial knee resurfacing and hip replacement the hospital already offers. Oro Valley Hospital has been the first hospital in the area for many medical technologies, including ...
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| Not far to go now to keep the Da Vinci robot at QA The scars left by the robot were so minimal and it was a remarkable success.' Derek's story alone puts the cost of the robot into perspective. With conventional surgery a patient would probably spend a lot more time in hospital than four days with the costs that that entails – nursing staff and doctors, not to ...
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| 5 Ways To Prevent A Robot From Taking Your Job The wave of technology that is changing and eliminating jobs has been discussed since as early as 1930. In that year, the famous economist John Maynard Keynes wrote an essay entitled, "Economic possibilities for our grandchildren" in which he predicted robots would create "technological ...
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