When the robots parade this Friday at the conclusion of the 2015 ARTY (Art, Robotics and Technology for Youth) Summer Workshop, you’re likely to see a kinder, gentler approach to the usual hulking, fire-breathing bots.
The annual Robotics Business Review Game Changer Awards honor the robotics industry's remarkable technical accomplishments and their makers. Celebrated are the robotics technologies that are transforming vertical markets as well as ingredient technology products without which long-term change wouldn't be possible. The Game Changer Awards ceremony will take place September 23, 2015 at RoboBusiness in San Jose, CA.
Two robotics summer camps will be held at New Mexico State University for students ages 10-17. Advanced Robotics Summer Camp will be held July 14-16 and Beginning Robotics Summer Camp will be held July 21-23. The camps are provided by the Engineering New Mexico Resource Network, part of the College of Engineering.
Japan Airport Terminal Co., Ltd. of Tokyo and CYBERDYNE Inc. of Tsukuba City, Ibaraki Prefecture, announced on July 2 that they have signed a memorandum of understanding on business cooperation to introduce the next generation of robots to Haneda Airport's passenger terminal buildings.
Engineers who work at Neato Robotics don’t just design highly advanced robot vacuums by day. At night and on weekends, they obsessively create revolutionary robots that are drawing national attention in two popular robotic competitions.
Two researchers from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) have made a robot that learns like a young child. At least, that’s the idea. The machine starts with nothing — it has to learn everything from scratch.
LoveLinkU robot, the world's first robot created to link people with love, has made its debut on Kickstarter. Its functions and settings are designed for better emotional interactions instead of just primitive features. The robot is functional and affordable.
Researchers from Brown University are developing a new algorithm to help robots better plan their actions in complex environments. It's designed to help robots be more useful in the real world, but it's being developed with the help of a virtual world -- that of the video game Minecraft.
Every home has its share of tracked in dirt, crumbs, dust bunnies and maybe pet hair on the floor, but most people dread the thought of vacuuming every day to keep the debris at bay. Enter Neato Robotics, offering a new line of smart and powerful robot vacuums that automatically and methodically vacuum every day, whether you’re home or not.
Robots will one day provide tremendous benefits to society, such as in search and rescue missions and putting out forest fires -- but not until they can learn to keep working if they become damaged.
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