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| Bergen robotics competition prepares kids for tech future CARLSTADT — Close to 150 students from 11 middle schools competed in the Vex IQ Challenge Ringmaster, a competition meant to introduce robotics to the generation that promises to integrate the technology into our lives like never before. They seemed to be getting the hang of it: At Wednesday's ...
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| Bees on Mars: Nasa funds swarm of robotic insects for exploring Red Planet "The concepts can then be evaluated for potential inclusion into our early stage technology portfolio." Other schemes selected include a steam powered jumping robot named 'Sparrow' capable of exploring icy ocean world's such as Saturn's moon Titan, which many experts believe holds the best chance ...
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Will Smith and Sophia The Robot Met for An Unsettlingly Bizarre 'Date' Smith's motivations for making this video seem to be little more than either a fascination with the new technology, or Hanson Robotics' attempts at spreading the word about Sophia. She's given speeches at the United Nations and debated Elon Musk about whether AI is going to kill all humans in the end, ...
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| This startup founded by former Google X engineer wants to put a robot security guard in every office It used to be that robots could only replace blue-collar jobs. Get ready! Robots are coming for your job sooner than you think. No one is immune from the impact of automation. Headlines are filled with robots replacing white-collar jobs. With advancement in automation technologies like robotics, artificial ...
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| This Small Robot Lures Hackers Away from Other Robots One new, tiny robot is on a mission -- to keep fellow robots safe from hackers. Created by researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology, the HoneyBot could fit inside of an average shoebox but it's meant to handle the safety of robots significantly larger than itself. Engineers designed the HoneyBot to ...
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'Robot doctors' being trialled in Waikato, Thames The robot has a camera, speaker and microphone, adjustable height, and uses segway technology to travel the hallways. Dr McClain says the biggest limitation of the robots is the fact he can't shake a patient's hand - as well as the wi-fi outages. He says making his way through hospital wards comes ...
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| 3-D Printed Buildings Are a Tech Twist on Ancient Construction Techniques It took a team of four industrial robots 11 months to print the bridge, which has a span of 12.5 meters and weighs approximately 12,000 pounds, says Tim Geurtjens, MX3D co-founder and chief technology officer. With 10 robots working simultaneously, he estimates he could print another one like it in just ...
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| OUT NOW: Robotics & Innovation – technology points the way The cost of the technology is coming down, but has it reached the point where you can get an acceptable return on investment? Top 10: innovations coming your way. The use of robotics and artificial intelligence now pervade various areas of our daily lives – cars can park themselves, floors can be ...
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| Rudi Kiefer: Ready or not, driverless cars are coming With today's technology, robot buses similar to the underground trains at the airport are gaining acceptance. Stockholm, Sweden ... The robot cars of the near future will possibly be the answer to the traffic jams in greater Atlanta, and they will bring relief to thousands of stressed commuters. Rudi Kiefer ...
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| BridgeValley's Generation VEX team wins at local robotics tournament On the college level, BridgeValley's VEX U team qualified for the final round of the competition and finished eighth in a field of 19 colleges, which included teams from Rutgers University, Virginia Tech, College of Southern Maryland, Vaughn University and West Virginia University Institute of Technology, ...
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