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| A 3-D imaging robot could help construction workers make fewer mistakes How it works: Once a construction site shuts down for the night, a small robot made by startup Doxel can get to work. Using lidar, it scans the site and ... The impact: A recent pilot test of the technology on an office building project increased labor productivity by 38 percent. The project as a whole came in ...
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| Robot Einstein humiliates executives in front of the boss "While the AI industry continues to leap forward, the days of true robot bosses are far in the distance. The technology and the interfaces simply aren't there yet. The algorithms may get you the right answer but, for the main, they still need significant programming for high-level work. In the future, they won't ...
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| Chipmakers need to start serving their robot overlords: Opinion ... Hangzhou Hikvision Digital Technology Co beyond simple surveillance cameras and into real-time facial recognition and tracking. For chipmakers – from Texas to Geneva – it's obvious the smartphone gravy train is starting to slow. Now they just need to figure out how to satisfy those robot overlords.
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| Chinese space engineers' down-to-earth solutions Looking like the robotic arm on space shuttle orbiters built by the United States, the robot was designed by engineers at the Second Academy of China Aerospace Science and Industry Corp, the country's largest missile maker. The machine is based on space robot technologies and can move around on ...
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| Long odds didn't deter software engineer from pursuing her tech dreams Soria is now the vice president of software engineering at Knightscope Inc., a robotic security company. She was the recipient last October of the Leadership ABIE Award at the Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing, where she spoke about the challenges for women in creating technology ...
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| We all think our jobs are safe from automation A recent NPR/Marist poll found that people across all industries are optimistic when it comes to the prospect of robots replacing them. Positive thinkers: A whopping 94 percent of US workers think it is unlikely that they will lose their jobs. Automatable jobs: Even people working in jobs that are vulnerable ...
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| Davos: technology isn't rogue, it's the humans that use it Professor Mary Cummings, director of the Humans and Autonomy Laboratory and Duke Robotics at Duke University, said that often the technology isn't to blame, but the people that use them. For instance, Benioff suggested that we should have an autonomous robot to clean up plastic on beaches.
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| Dutch robots help make cheese, 'smell' the roses At a display of creations by final-year robotics students at the Delft University of Technology (TU Delft), the Moonlander robot was one of the star attractions as it smoothly trundled 12-kilogramme ... It might be one small move for a robot, but it could prove an important step for Dutch cheesemakers.
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| Robotics competition inspires Tyler ISD students to solve problems through teamwork and ... 3rd grade Andy Woods Elementary students Alveera Khan (8) and Braeden Grabow (9) test out thier constructions site made with robots during the District ... Parents were set up in the cafeteria, watching a live feed of the showcase, which focused on students using STEAM (Science, Technology, ...
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| News Bites: Researchers discover the "Holy Grail" of cancer treatment; Robot buddies as learning ... Learning companion – robots to aid children with ADHD. A collaboration between tech company, Neeuro, and three students from the Singapore Polytechnic has witnessed the development of a robot-cum-mobile application, come to fruition. As part of Neeuro's line of wearable technology, the ...
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