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| Prediction: You'll see a whole bunch of people wearing robots at work in 2018 As recently as four years ago I had conversations with the leadership team at Ekso Bionics, one of the early startups to bring the technology to market, about mobility-impaired individuals wearing slim robotic exoskeletons under their clothes and walking onto airplanes or strolling into restaurants, no one ...
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Wandelbots wants to reinvent the way we program robots Wandelbots has accomplished a lot for a startup that was founded officially only two weeks ago – the German company focuses on solving a key problem in robotics, using wearable technology and over two years of experience researching and designing adaptive software systems. So what does ...
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Engineers refine method to instruct robots to collaborate through demonstration "Robots are already in our homes vacuuming or controlling our thermostats or mowing the lawn," she said. "There are all sorts of ways technology permeates our lives. I already talk to Alexa in the kitchen, so why not also have machines we can physically collaborate with? A lot of our work is about ...
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| KUKA Robotics and its new Metal and Arc Tech Center unveiled in Shelby Township The new center was the focus of the grand opening but the event also gave people an opportunity to see how far the robotic technology has come and is going -- from the Jobot decked out in a white tuxedo bow and programmed to serve guests coffee to a Titan that can move a mountain of parts, visitors ...
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| BHS robotics team ready for state competition BELTON — Belton High School's robotics team is gearing up for the BEST of Texas Robotics state championship next week with a prototype device that puts out fires with a catapult and rescues the ... BEST (Boosting Engineering Science and Technology) Robotics hosts competitions all over the country.
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| Attention Elon Musk: A Japanese Robot Maker is Staging Publicity Stunt Outside SpaceX "First, we would like him to know that we exist," said Kaname Hayashi, who started Groove X with the goal of building and selling robots that can serve as a buddy, like R2-D2, or Japan's Doraemon. "We would also like people to imagine a future where we share our lives with robots, and especially what ...
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| Underwater robot made capable of manta-ray like propulsion Researchers in Singapore have built an underwater robot that looks and swims like a manta ray, using only single motors and flexible fins to propel it through water in a manner uncannily like its biological cousin. It's not the first of its kind – academics have spent years trying to mimic the wing-like ...
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| Intel Sees Opportunity At Every Layer Of The Robot Car Economy Intel is gearing up to supply the processors, sensors and algorithms that robotic vehicles need to deliver convenience and safety for passengers. But the tech giant is equally upbeat about business opportunities for in-vehicle services and aggregating massive amounts of data that autonomous trips will ...
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| Robots of the future and UNF's involvement Students at UNF have jumped right into this growing world of technology, with the creation of robots. Stagon said students are currently working on a robot that will be able to tie ribbons on individual bags of brownies. This robot is being made specifically for Mocha Misk'I Brownie Shop, and it will save ...
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| Future wars may depend as much on algorithms as on ammunition, report says The technology in robotics is fast improving, as well. In 2015, when DARPA sponsored a challenge to test how robots could navigate certain obstacles, many of the semiautonomous machines tumbled and fell, crashing in sometimes comical fashion. But last month, Boston Dynamics released a stunning ...
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