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	technology about robot Daily update ⋅ 3 May 2018
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	The Live Creation of a Cyborg, a Robot, and 3D Printed Organs – [email protected] Tech Summit ... Irish Tech News Conor McGinn introduced Summit attendees to Stevie – a humanoid robot designed to allow people live at home, but enjoy the benefits of assisted living. Stevie was developed by a team of researchers and engineers at Trinity College who began using a Playstation controller and 3D-printed plastic ... Flag as irrelevant
	Souped-up smartphones, robots to help police fight crime more effectively The Straits Times SINGAPORE - New technology unveiled on Thursday (May 3) will make it easier for the police to fight crime and enforce the law. Souped-up smartphones will allow officers to respond faster and more effectively to incidents, as well as call up key information on a case. Robots on patrol can aid in the ... Police issue new smartphones, apps to aid officers in duty - TODAYonline Police officers to get specialised smartphone with custom-built apps - Channel NewsAsia Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Riverview Medical Center Secures Second Surgical Robot, Bringing the Latest Technology in ... centraljersey.com Already home to the da Vinci Si™, the addition of the da Vinci Xi Surgical System adds to the already robust robotic surgery program at Riverview Medical Center, where surgeons perform a multitude of minimally invasive surgeries for complex diseases and conditions in gynecology, urology, thoracic, ... Flag as irrelevant
	How will technology disrupt workplaces? JobBuzz Workplace 2025 Conclave might have an answer Economic Times One session worth watching in the afternoon will be a robot showcase by Mitra Robot who will conduct a humour session. The day will also see two exclusive CTO roundtable discussions, where technology heads from India's top companies will join in for an impromptu debate on how to collaborate men ... Flag as irrelevant
	Robots help artist bring fine bison hair to pricey paintings Reuters Those digital images can be combined with brushwork from an artist to bring new dimensions to a painting. Sozo was created by technology startup Artmatr, whose CEO Ben Tritt is a painter. He sees the company as an open-source community that will help artists merge digital technology with traditional ... Flag as irrelevant
	Robot fast-food chefs: Hype or a sign of industry change? The Killeen Daily Herald BOSTON (AP) — Robots can't yet bake a souffle or fold a burrito, but a new restaurant in Boston is employing what it calls a "never-before-seen robotic kitchen" to cook up ingredients and spout them into a bowl. Seven autonomously swirling cooking pots hum behind the counter at Spyce, which opened ... Will Robot-Led Restaurants Be a Gift or a Curse to Food Workers? - Civil Eats Robot chefs? Automated fast-food could shake up restaurant industry - CANOE Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Thinking technology will solve misogyny is an old magician's trick of misdirection Toronto Star So, in lieu of attending to my responsibilities, I wondered which major tech company would come up with a robot assistant who could take the dog for a stroll. Which didn't solve the poor dog's problems and ultimately posed a serious threat to my carpet. I would love for technology to solve all my problems ... Flag as irrelevant
	Self-piloting drone launches in South Philadelphia 6abc.com It's what Exyn Technologies calls its aerial robot. A drone so smart it ... "What's important here is that it's actually figuring out the path to follow, on the fly," said Jason Derenick, VP of Technology for Exyn Technologies. The robot ... And the mission is what makes this robot more than just neat software. Flag as irrelevant
	Dancing robots take center stage in Malang robotics competition Jakarta Post "We hold the Indonesian Dancing Robot Competition, which features humanoid robots that are able to dance an Indonesian dance. This year, we featured robots dancing the Remong, which is intended to develop traditional Indonesian arts and culture through technology," he added. The KRSTI featured ... Flag as irrelevant
	Soon, we may give more rights to artificial intelligence than to animals. Slate Magazine What do Suda the elephant and e-David the robot have in common? Both are capable of creating beautiful paintings, free(ish) of human intervention—one uses its trunk to clutch the brush, the other a mechanical arm (though whether Suda is truly "free" when she paints is a matter of serious contention). Flag as irrelevant
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