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| Tencent is putting a robot research lab in China's manufacturing heartland Tencent, the tech titan behind China's biggest social networking and chat platform, WeChat, is about to bring its AI research to life by opening a robotics lab in China's center of manufacturing, Shenzhen. The move, announced at an AI event yesterday, will see the company explore an exciting new ...
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| Robot Investments Weekly: Machine-Learning March Madness, Lyft Gets a Boost These investments and more can be found in the RBR Transactions Database, which lets you sort transactions by company, industry, technology category, or transaction type. The biggest recent news was the $550 million acquisition of Kensho Technologies by S&P Global. The Wall Street giant said the ...
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Toyota built a basketball-playing robot with 100% shooting accuracy A Toyota-sponsored Japanese basketball team Alvark Tokyo has just unveiled 'CUE,' a basketball-playing robot that has perfect accuracy when it comes to free throws. When they pitted the robot against professional players, CUE won, but apart from its great shooting skills there is not much else it can ...
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Walmart Files Patent for Robot Bees ... the past few years. Walmart's "applicators" would carry pollen from one plant to another, and use sensors to verify the transfer was successful. Some have compared Walmart's filing for drone pollinators to a horrifying Black Mirror episode on robot bees, but this technology isn't completely unheard of.
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| New technology in use For the Washington Police Department, the grant has provided the new vests, a special telephone for hostage use and a robot. "We would not have had access to any of this without this grant," said Washington Patrolman Barry Hudson. "The robot can be used for placing and removing explosives and ...
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| Tokyo Tech 6-Legged Controller Gets Closer to Nature Rachel Maya Gallagher posted on March ... A new controller from the Tokyo Institute of Technology is using just a few simple parameters as input to generate diverse, lifelike movements in a six-legged robot. This semiautonomous robot surprised its handlers by executing gaits that it had not been explicitly designed to produce, but which are more ...
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| Robotic Turtle Teaches Kids to Keep Their Hands to Themselves "We can use this result generally by adding this simple algorithm to other robots." Children aren't the only ones who struggle to understand our future overlord's robots. NPR podcast Hidden Brain last year tackled the question of whether this new technology could fundamentally change how humans ...
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| Researchers Have Developed a Robot that Teaches Children to Coexist with Robots ... more is robots themselves: one unintended effect of their integration into society has been the rise in incidents involving robots being vandalized or severely damaged. Children born in and growing up in this decade, however, will encounter and engage with robotic technology in a vastly different way.
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| University of Newcastle and Mid Coast science and engineering challenge committee bring robot ... The University of Newcastle brought an educational robots show to Forster Public School on Thursday, March 15. The interactive science show, SMARTBots is linked into the digital technology curriculum in schools and is delivered by the SMART team from the University of Newcastle and sponsored by ...
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| You can score 10% off the Ecovacs Deebot R98 robot vac at Wellbots In addition, the SMART NAVI technology allows the Deebot R98 to scan, map, and design a map of your home which will maximize its cleaning effectiveness and efficiency. Whenever the DR98 begins to run low on battery, have no fear, it will automatically return to its charging dock, and then complete ...
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