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| Robotic Decoy Designed to Foil Attacking Hackers Cybersecurity experts at the Georgia Institute of Technology have assembled a new tool in the fight against hackers: a decoy robot. They built "HoneyBot" to lure hackers into thinking they had taken control of a factory robot, but instead the robot gathers valuable information about them and helps the ...
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| United Nations reopens talks on defining the characteristics of killer robots A new round of talks on the use of so-called killer robots reopened at the United Nations on 9 April, with a focus on defining the characteristics of autonomous lethal weapons. The world body hosted the first-ever killer robot negotiations last year and agreed to move forward, even if a treaty governing the ...
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Bust a move! A German robot dances to communicate with honeybees Humans use tools like Google Maps to tell us the location of our nearest restaurant or supermarket, and very soon foraging bees might get a similarly high-tech helping hand. Researchers at Germany's Free University of Berlin have developed the RoboBee robot, which shows the best foraging locations ...
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| Drone engineers and AI police: Futuristic jobs as Britain invests in tech revolution An investigation also revealed that from Bitcoin traders to robot scientists, Brits are scrambling to embrace the technological revolution as new types of job spring up daily. It's no secret that AI is slowly starting to show signs of replacing or trivialising major sectors of the job market. While we may not have ...
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| Kerala start-up's sewage cleaner robot attracts big attention The Kerala Water Authority (KWA) and Kerala Startup Mission (KSUM) have signed a MoU for the transfer of technology and products, including the use of robots for cleaning up sewers. Genrobotics was incubated under the state government-run KSUM. The Bandicoot project is funded by the Kerala ...
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| Pennsylvania Robotics Students March to World Records A team of Pennsylvania robotics students has not only won some awards this spring, but also made world records in the process. Students can get a taste for robot design and construction through FIRST — For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology — a nonprofit advancing education ...
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| Untethered: Wireless power transmission will make robots hard to stop A new device allows robots used in warehouses and third-party logistics (3PL) facilities to draw power or recharge batteries wirelessly while in operation. The technology could have a big impact on the capabilities of mobile industrial robots, potentially freeing them from limitations imposed by modern ...
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| Second robotics and AI seed fund nearing £1.5 million There will be a particular focus on machine-learning and enabling technologies for autonomous robotics. Britbots meets with hundreds of businesses each year and has already earmarked a number of exciting businesses as potential investments for the fund. The success of the fund was recognised by ...
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| Rise of Robotics: Q&A with Naïo Technologies CEO One to watch in the growing agribotics niche is Naïo Technologies out of Toulouse, France. The company has a trio of robots that have been fully commercialized, ranging in size from the small Oz robot, which is well suited to working in smaller fields or greenhouse environments, to the larger Dino that is ...
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Sex robots could 'change humanity forever': Expert warns the rise of realistic dolls may 'take ... Sex robots have long been a part of science fiction, and are often used by writers to show the menacing side of technology. But, with the development of intelligent, more realistic looking sex dolls, they're fast becoming a part of real life, too. The rise of sex robots such as 'Silicon Samantha' and Realbotix ...
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