Robotics

AI-Integrated Robotics Post-Doc Position Open at NYU Abu Dhabi

A groundbreaking opportunity has emerged for a proficient AI-Integrated Robotics Post-Doctoral Associate. The successful candidate will be joining a team of pioneers in the field, with a focus on the development of state-of-the-art robotic systems. This role is ideally suited to a candidate with a robust background in robotics, machine learning, and computer vision. The […]

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Scientist Pioneers AI-Powered Robotics and Smart City Solutions

In the dynamic world of robotics, new technologies and applications are continually emerging, transforming various sectors. One individual leading this technological revolution is Mahmoodreza Forootan, a pioneering scientist and chief engineer known for his innovative advancements in robotics, electric vehicles, and smart city solutions. During his Ph.D., Forootan’s groundbreaking research concentrated on advanced manufacturing systems.

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Rising Use of RPA in Government Agencies: Pros, Cons and Risks

In the world of government operations, technology has become a linchpin. The reliance on digital systems is so profound that a cyber attack can paralyze an entire local government, forcing it to shut down its digital systems. This highlights the critical importance of making judicious technology choices for government agencies. One such choice gaining traction

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AI and ML Revolutionizing Packaging Robotics and Automation Industry

In the vanguard of the fourth industrial revolution, often called Industry 4.0, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) are currently leading the pack in the realm of packaging robotics and automation. AI is essentially software that is trained to carry out a specific task, as opposed to being programmed to do so. ML, on

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Exploring Robotics and Automation in Tackling Climate Challenges

The intersection of environmental science and technology has taken a fascinating turn, according to a recent study published in the esteemed Geoforum journal. This study delves into the increasingly intertwined relationship between automation, robotics, and various environmental fields, including the provocative concept of nature engineering. The research underscores the importance of two defining challenges of

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Automation Technologies: A New Frontier in Environmental Crisis Management

In a groundbreaking study published in Geoforum, researchers have delved into the dynamic intersection of environmental management and automation technologies, including robotics. With climate change and automation being two of the most pressing challenges of our time, the study seeks to understand how these two areas can intersect and potentially offer solutions to mitigate environmental

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Robotics Revolutionizing Efficiency in Life Sciences Amid Funding Downturn

As the life sciences sector grapples with a volatile market and a dwindling venture capital pool, startups are being challenged to deliver more with fewer resources. This has led to an increasing adoption of robotics and automation technologies to streamline lab operations. Skyquest, a consulting firm, anticipates a surge in investments in this sector, predicting

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ATI Unveils Automated Angle Grinder, Enhancing Safety and Efficiency

In a significant leap forward for the electronics industry, ATI Industrial Automation has unveiled its latest innovation: the CGV-900 compliant angle grinder. This revolutionary tool is set to transform grinding and finishing processes by introducing automation, thereby reducing the need for manual labor and increasing workplace safety. The CGV-900 compliant angle grinder is a versatile

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Revolute Robotics Unveils Hybrid Mobility Robot for Varied Terrains

In the universe of technological marvels, every so often, a creation emerges that truly reshapes our understanding of what technology can accomplish. Today, we are spotlighting one such groundbreaking innovation in the realm of robotics – the Hybrid Mobility Robot (HMR) developed by Revolute Robotics. This autonomous, multifaceted robot, bearing a striking resemblance to a

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NC State Develops Ultra-Precise Robotic Gripper with Prosthetic Potential

In a breakthrough that could revolutionize the world of robotics, a team of researchers from North Carolina State University has developed a highly versatile and efficient robotic gripper. The innovative device boasts an impressive combination of strength, gentleness, precision, and dexterity, making it capable of handling objects from a delicate drop of water to a

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Revolutionary Robotic Gripper Inspired by Kirigami Lifts Heavy Objects

In a groundbreaking development, researchers at North Carolina State University have engineered a robotic gripper, employing the ancient Japanese art of kirigami, that is capable of handling delicate and heavy objects with equal ease. The innovative device is gentle enough to lift a droplet of water, robust enough to hoist a weight of 6.4 Kg

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New Robotics Course for High School Students Launches this Fall

TROY — Hudson Valley Community College (HVCC) and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) have unveiled a new robotics course, designed to pique the interest of local high school students in the realm of robotics. Starting this fall, students from Questar III STEM high school have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the world of robotics through

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First Female Receives Robotic-Assisted Sphincter Device in France

In a landmark medical procedure, a French woman has become the first female recipient of an automated artificial sphincter device, a novel solution for stress urinary incontinence (SUI). The device, dubbed UroActive, is the brainchild of Grenoble-based tech firm UroMems. The recipient of the device, who wished to remain anonymous, expressed her joy at being

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Can AI Robots Truly Replicate Human Nursing Qualities?

Japanese Scholars Investigate the Feasibility of AI and Robotics in Nursing The concept of AI-enabled robots performing nursing duties is no longer a futuristic idea. Baptist Health in Jacksonville, Florida, for instance, is already deploying Moxi, a robot, to aid with tasks that would otherwise distract from patient care. However, a recent study questions whether

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NC State’s Robotic Gripper Breaks Records, Revolutionizes Prosthetics

In a groundbreaking development, a team of researchers from North Carolina State University has designed a robotic gripper that exhibits exceptional strength, precision, and gentleness. This innovative device is capable of lifting a weight of 6.4 kilograms, delicately folding a cloth, precisely picking up microfilms 20 times thinner than human hair, and even handling a

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Revolutionizing Agriculture: The Rise of Robotics, Mechatronics and IoT

Unveiling the Future of Agriculture: The Fusion of Robotics, Mechatronics, and Internet of Things The agricultural industry stands on the brink of a technological revolution, driven by the integration of robotics, mechatronics, and the Internet of Things (IoT). This technological trifecta promises to redefine farming practices, enhancing efficiency, sustainability, and profitability. Robotics, the science and

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MIT Engineers Develop Reflex-Using Robotic Gripper for Enhanced Grasping

In a groundbreaking development, engineers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have created a new type of robotic gripper that uses reflexes to improve its grasp. This innovative development has the potential to revolutionize the field of robotics and bring about significant changes in industries like electronics and computers, where precision and speed are

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Carnegie Mellon Develops Balance System for Quadruped Robots

In an unprecedented development, the Robotics Institute (RI) at Carnegie Mellon University has engineered a system that enables a standard quadruped robot to maintain balance while walking on a narrow beam. This achievement, which is likely a world-first, was described as “tremendous” by Zachary Manchester, Assistant Professor at the RI and leader of the Robotic

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Industrial Robots Shift to Custom Operating Systems for Enhanced Performance

The world of robotics has seen a significant shift in operating systems (OSes) since the sale of Unimate, the first industrial robot, to General Motors in 1960 by inventor George Devol. Initially, the focus was on manufacturing, then academia took the spotlight, and now the industry is back in the limelight. Ayanna Howard, Dean of

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AnyTeleop: NVIDIA’s Groundbreaking Universal Teleoperation System for Robots

In a remarkable breakthrough for the world of robotics and artificial intelligence (AI), NVIDIA, a leading force in the electronics industry, and UC San Diego have collaborated to develop an innovative robotic teleoperation system called AnyTeleop. This system is set to revolutionize the way we interact with robots, allowing for remote control of these mechanical

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Cambridge University Develops Energy-Efficient 3D-Printed Robotic Hand

In a ground-breaking development, a team of researchers at the University of Cambridge has designed a soft, 3D-printed robotic hand capable of performing complex movements. The unique feature of this robotic hand is that it does not require individual finger movement to grasp objects. Instead, it utilises sensors embedded in its ‘skin’ to predict if

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Cambridge Researchers Train Robotic Chef Using Cooking Videos

In an exciting development from the University of Cambridge, a team of researchers have successfully trained a robotic “chef” to learn and replicate dishes by watching cooking videos. This advancement could potentially revolutionize the culinary world and bring us closer to a future where our meals are prepared by robotic chefs. Cooking has always been

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