To Program or to Train a Robot: It Seems, to Gaze Pays
For robots to be useful service in everyday environments, they need to handle unpredictable and changing social spaces.
View ArticleHardware Accelerator Going Dutch
An expansion of the already popular Startupbootcamp accelerator network, High Tech XL is a new startup development program co-funded by VC firm Dutch Expansion Capital and global accounting firm Ernst...
View ArticleTaking Aethon Global: Mobile Hospital Logistics and Beyond
Aethon looking to expand next year more aggressively in the international market.
View ArticleIs Adept on the Mend? Shares Rally 26.9% to $4.15
Adept’s shares rallied up in late August. Maybe the turnaround is working.
View ArticleThrough a Glass Brightly: Meet the 2013 Game Changer Awards Judges
Seven experts hailing from five countries representing the robotics industry spectrum. These are the Game Changer Awards judges.
View ArticleSuitable Technologies Welcomes Transfers from Willow Garage
After seven years of innovative research and development, Willow Garage decided to focus its efforts elsewhere, transferring most employees to one of its spin-off companies, Suitable Technologies, Inc.
View ArticleSelf-driving Automobiles: Robotics over Romance
Autonomous vehicles: 75% of all light-duty vehicle sales by 2035
View ArticleUniversal Robotics’ UR5 Goes to Work for Volkswagen
First collaborative robot in use at Volkswagen worldwide.
View ArticleUniversal Robots’ UR5 Goes to Work for Volkswagen
First collaborative robot in use at Volkswagen worldwide.
View ArticleDeath by Ultrasound: Robot Guide Helps Destroy Brain Tumors
System will use a robot designed to work within the bore of an MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) scanner.
View ArticleService Robots 2014-2018: Europe Largest Market, Asia Fastest Growing
Last few years witnessed astonishing growth in the use of service robots in professional as well as personal use applications,
View ArticleFour Little Bots for Big Ag: Grapes, Plants, Cows & Soil
Whether you love robots, fear them, or just can’t look away, they are upending agriculture as we know it.
View ArticleKeeping Concrete Safe: Robot Crawler and Sound Waves
Part of research the institute is conducting on concrete aging, a critical issue at generating plants across the country.
View ArticleThe CMU Caddy: Unobtrusively Driverless
Self-driving vehicles will begin to be commercially available around 2020 as near-term costs as well as social and legal concerns are addressed.
View ArticleiRobot Obtains Injunction against Shenzhen Silver Star
iRobot's patent portfolio now contains more than 200 U.S. patents and 195 non-U.S. patents.
View ArticleAeroVironment Wins Additional $6.6M for Switchblade UAVs
The Army contract will be funding AeroVironment in building the Switchblade, a UAV that can be launched from a soldier's backpack.
View ArticleMidwest Engineering Systems Partners with Kuka for Automation Healthcare
Midwest Engineering Systems partners with Kuka for healthcare innovation.
View ArticleThe Awards that Keep on Giving: Game Changers
It's like getting an ad campaign worth thousands for $395!
View ArticleRobots Buff Up with Breakthrough Polymer Muscles
The team fabricated a novel form of “robotic” muscle from polymers.
View ArticleThe Robot Effect: Its Surprising and Growing Influence on Consumer Products
It feels like a Hollywood plot, yet there’s a fair amount of commonsense behind it all
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