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| Lyft Partners With Magna To Turbocharge Race For Robot Car Mobility Service Lyft is picking up the pace as Waymo, the current leader in autonomous driving tech, prepares to launch a revenue-generating robotic ride service in Phoenix. Waymo CEO John Krafcik revealed this week that the Alphabet unit is giving some Phoenix "Early Riders" -- locals who signed up to test its ...
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| Korean food-tech firm Woowa Brothers developing delivery robot "Err ... You done with that mate?" Image: Woowa Brothers. South Korean food tech firm Woowa Brothers is developing a food delivery robot with the goal to commercialise it within five years. The robot, called Deli, short for delicious delivery, has been in development since last July with a team at Korea ...
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Artificial muscle technology could revolutionize robotics, prosthetics It's amazing how quickly technology can change. What seemed impossible just a few years ago is now reality. Robots are about to reach the next level, flexing their muscles like never before. It may not seem like much in this basement lab, but with a jolt of electricity, a team is creating the muscle of the ...
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| Young girl's 'inoperable' tumour removed by robot technology in Australian-first In an Australian-first, a Melbourne surgeon has used robot technology to remove a tumour considered inoperable, giving hope to the family of a brave six-year-old girl. When Freja Christiansen was diagnosed with a form of cancer in 2016 called clear-cell sarcoma, her mother Liz was told due to the ... 6-Year-Old Girl's Tumor Removed By Robot Technology First Time In Australia - International Business Times
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| Ava Robotics Introduces Autonomous Telepresence Robot Seven years ago, iRobot introduced us to Ava, a sort of tech demonstrator designed to show how robots were capable of doing things like—well, the company wasn't entirely sure, but telepresence was one of the ideas. The robot's autonomous navigation was certainly impressive, and Ava could avoid ...
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| How Robots Are Serving The QSR Galaxy For consumers, the technology could allow consumers to receive a more consistent product — and get that pepperoni pie a little bit faster. According to ZDNet, the change from human pizza makers to robotic workers makes sense. Quick-service restaurants such as Little Caesars work like small factories ...
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KINTEX Presents Korea's Largest Conventions in Future Technology, 'RoboUniverse & K Drone ... Reflecting these global shifts, the main focuses of 2018 RoboUniverse Conference & Expo will be on service robot technology and public sector market entering. In VR Summit, not only will visitors be able to see and experience cutting edge technology equipment, attractions, creative contents, adult ...
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Robot predicts Boston will win Amazon HQ2 The $5 billion facility will create as many as 50,000 jobs and will be a full equal to the company's existing Seattle headquarters. In January, Amazon released a short list of the 20 finalists still in the running for the site. Aiera uses deep learning technology to generate predictions. In this case, it looked at a ...
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Sushi robots, AI pianos and jump jetpacks on SXSW's show floor A vast array of industries are represented in the heart of the Austin Convention Center, including virtual reality, 3D audio, medical technology, sustainability, interplanetary rockets and rovers, and even bespoke, branded socks. This year, some of the most eye-catching installations are all about robotics ...
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'Robot Bees.' How Walmart Wants to Use Drones on Future High-Tech Farms Many of these patents heavily rely on drone technology for their application. One would employ a drone to shoot pesticides in a targeted manner rather than the typical pesticide cloud. Another is a "robot bee," technically a pollination drone, that they hope could one day mimic the way real bees pollinate ...
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