OcéanIA is providing hope for monitoring the effects of climate change on ocean systems. Click here to learn more.
By Rebecca Ingle, Ph.D
11 Oct 2021
Read about how innovations in agricultural robotics are helping to reduce water waste with robotic irrigation.
By Sarah Moore
11 Oct 2021
Read about how the Robotics industry is addressing key climate change issues highlighted by the IPCC's report in this editorial series.
By Megan Craig
13 Oct 2021
Learn more about how innovations in robotics are providing hope for search and rescue operations following natural disasters.
By Kerry Taylor-Smith
7 Oct 2021
Read more about how modeling robotics on animal gait and locomotion can improve robot design a range of applications include military, emergency response, industrial manufacturing, and space exploration.
By Reginald Davey
6 Oct 2021
Learn more about how the use of micro-robotics in ocean exploration could be the future of understanding life on both distant planetary objects like Jupiter's moons, and reveal how life began on Earth.
By Sarah Moore
5 Oct 2021
AZoRobotics speaks to Prof Matt Reed, Strategy Director for the Materials Innovation Factory at the University of Liverpool, about how the application of industry 4.0 technologies such as robotics and automation can unlock chemistry and advanced materials research and innovation.
By Laura Thomson
20 Aug 2021
Researchers are increasingly turning to robots to perform deep-sea operations to learn more about coral reefs and other underwater ecosystems. In this interview, AZoRobotics speaks with Mathilde Maslin from The University of French Polynesia about their use of robots in underwater investigations.
By Joan Nugent
5 Aug 2021
AZoRobotics speaks to Professor Branka Vucetic from the University of Sydney. Professor Vucetic led a team that has developed a system that could help solve the soft plastic waste crisis.
By Joan Nugent
1 Jul 2021
Soft robot development could benefit from an algorithm that optimizes sensor placement allowing such machines to better ‘understand’ their environments. Ph.D. students in the MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL), Alexander Amini and Andrew Spielberg, have developed an algorithm to assist engineers with sensor placement to optimize soft robotics designs.
By Joan Nugent
13 Apr 2021