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| For the love of technology: Pleasant Hill robotics team to compete at World Championships "Going from robots falling apart on the field to a robot that works really well, is their own design. It might not be optimal, but they have worked hard at it." No matter the outcome, the Pleasant Hill High School Robotics team will continue to learn and develop, for the love of technology. The robotics team is ...
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| Robot hospital 'surgeon' at Royal London operates on Julie, 62 — and she doesn't feel a thing Surgeon Kelvin Lau operates the robot during surgical procedure at the Royal London. Picture source: Barts NHS Health Trust. The 62-year-old is one of a-hundred patients operated on by surgeons at Whitechapel using robotic technology. "It was great," Julia said. "It's a small cut and you don't feel any ...
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| Waypoint Robotics launches new technology for warehouse robots The company recently unveiled a new system, called EnZone, for wirelessly charging robots, partnering with WiBotic to develop the technology. Waypoint says EnZone is designed to work with any robot – even industrial arms and conveyors – and can complete the process even if the robot is misaligned ...
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| PepsiCo hires robots to interview job candidates "We had limited resources and we started to analyse the market for technology to find out what kind of technology could help us," said Sumbaeva. The company tested Robot Vera in the winter of 2017 with a range of job candidates in different locations. After each test, recruiters called the candidate to ...
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| Mobile Robots: How Intelligent Systems Are Planned, Structured, Designed There is a new wave in robotics that is helping tech savvy manager leverage technology to optimize shifting operational constraints. Over a period of time, robotics technology has seen a significant improvement with AI and machine learning being baked into the systems, leading to increased mobility ...
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| DARPA wants urban, autonomous drone and robot swarms The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency wants to make it easier for the military to use a group of drones and robots to help it do its job. DARPA, the Defense Department's research and development arm, is looking to acquire the emerging technology needed to command a "swarm" of ...
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Don't fear the robots - they're not coming to devour our jobs In a few years, Werner wants to be in a position where overseas investors beat a path to New Zealand because it has created a reputation for its small scale robot technology and scientific knowledge. The team with the job of delivering that vision includes specialists in artificial intelligence, sensor ...
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| This steering wheel uses robotics to help drivers, not get rid of them The team's approach to the problem was to improve the interface between the driver and the technology they used, and the result was a 'soft robotic' steering wheel. Hooked up to the Uber app's navigation system, the wheel's surface is made of two layers: the top being a soft fabric, and the bottom one ...
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Video: Autonomous Robots Rescue Animals Using Similar Technology to Self-Driving Cars Stanford University robotic students, as part of their demonstration day that took place this week, have developed a number of toy-sized robots that scour a miniature city searching for animals in trouble. The robots, about the size of a milk jug, use laser sensors and cameras in order to locate animals, ...
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Five projects make the first cut and receive a ROBOTT-NET pilot ROBOTT-NETs mission is to collect and share the latest knowledge about robot technology that can improve production, bring new ideas to market and ensure economic competitiveness. The pilot will help the companies develop their voucher work through proof of concept level and accelerate it ...
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