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| Sophia the robot steals the show at UN conference in Nepal Sophia, a human-like robot powered by artificial intelligence, delivered an entire keynote address at a United Nations conference on technology in Kathmandu recently. The two and a half-year old humanoid robot, known for her realistic gestures and human-like responses, was on her first visit to Nepal, ...
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The creators of Apple Siri built a robot that can dismantle bombs or perform surgery SRI International is developing a robot that can be used to dismantle bombs or perform surgery with a little help from virtual reality headsets. The non-profit research and development group in Silicon Valley previously created Apple's Siri and the core technology used by Intuitive Surgical in its da Vinci ...
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| Can't access a doctor? A robot will see you now There is a robot revolution in health care. Everything from surgery, to ... With the help of a robot, Dr. Ivar Mendez tours the nursing station at Pelican Narrows and talks to staff. ... "I feel that technology, and specifically remote presence technology, will allow us to narrow this gap of inequality." This is not ...
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| It's crunch time for the robot-car industry Uber has suspended autonomous-car tests in the United States and Canada after one of its robot Volvos plowed into a pedestrian last weekend, with tragic ... The fact that the accident happened at night should not have impaired the Volvo's sensors; the Lidar technology, which uses lasers to measure ...
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This robot with jet-powered feet is proof that we're living in the future In order for bipedal robots to live up to their potential usefulness, it's important that they can navigate on a variety of different surfaces and deal with whatever potential obstacle is thrown their way. That's something that researchers from China's Guangdong University of Technology's School of ...
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| Bots and babies: how the family of the future may be machine made Researchers at the Robot Intelligence Technology Lab in Korea's Advanced Institute of Science and Technology already tested the "world's first robotic chromosomes" in 2005. DNA sequences, which corresponded to different personality traits, were computerised and made into "artificial chromosomes".
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| Auris Health's Surgical Robot Gets FDA Green Light for Lung Cancer He co-founded surgical robot giant Intuitive Surgical (NYSE: ISRG) in 1995 and was that company's first CEO. Revenue for Sunnyvale, CA-based Intuitive topped $3.1 billion in 2017 and the company and is by far the leader in surgical robot technology. But a growing number of startups are trying to ...
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| EU Accelerator Targets Robotics A recently formed "pan-European" accelerator, backed by €8 million in funds under the European Commission's Horizon 2020 framework, will focus, over the next three years, on helping startups and small/medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in robotics-related areas to bring innovative technologies to ...
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| Walmart tests new robot at Burbank store A new Bossa Nova robot rolls down an aisle at Walmart in Burbank on Wednesday. The robot, with technology similar to self-driving cars to prevent it from bumping into anything, moves up and down store aisles scanning shelves for inventory that needs restocking. (Tim Berger / Burbank Leader).
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| Raghuram Rajan: Job loss fears over AI, robots 'overstated' KOCHI: The fear of job loss owing to the adoption of new technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) and robots may be 'overstated', former RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan said on Friday. Humans are very good at adapting themselves to change, he said. "Two hundred years since the industrial ...
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