At the DEMO Fall 2011 conference, OLogic, a provider of consumer robotics products, has announced the launch of A.M.P. the Automated Music Personality.
A research team at the Cornwell University led by Ashutosh Saxena, a professor of Computer Science, has observed that of all the tasks that robots can perform, the task of placing objects is probably the mst difficult.
The Ambrogio Robot is an established name amongst people familiar with robotics and those who do gardening. The robot is a highly efficient lawn mower which is compact in its size.
A robot is nothing but a baby that needs to be trained to handle objects, this is what researchers at Cornell University Personal Robotics Lab believe. The team led by Ashutosh Saxena is working on making robots understand the objects around them.
Researchers at the Personal Robotics Laboratory in Cornell University are teaching robots to find their way in new surroundings and manipulate objects.
Vinten Radamec, a pioneer in robotic camera support solutions and a brand of Vitec Group, will introduce the Fusion FHR-35, its future-generation robotic controlled system featuring its intelligent control engineering (ICE) technology, at IBC2011 to be conducted from 9 to 13 September 2011 at the RAI in Amsterdam.
Winners have been announced for the MoonBots 2.0 : A Google Lunar X Prize Lego Mindstorms Challenge. The contest was open to student teams to design, program and build robots that would simulate the lunar missions which mirrored the Lunar X Prize.
The Creative Machine Lab researchers at the Cornell University have managed to get two ‘chatbots’ to hold a conversation. The chatbots are essentially computer programs designed to seamlessly communicate with humans.
The vacuuming robot Roomba is set for competition as Toshiba releases a new robot vacuum for Japan called Smarbo. The robot which is aimed at home users has some interesting features including two Central Processing Units of which the company is yet to release more details.
At Vanderbilt University in Nashville scientists are working on a lower limb prosthetic that will allow amputees to walk with a more natural gait. The artificial leg which they have come up with uses computing, sensor, electric motor and battery technology to achieve its purpose.
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