Honda's advanced humanoid robot, ASIMO, has reached Canada for the first time ever since year 2007. Designed to assist people with mobility issues, ASIMO is the result of over 20 years of research conducted by experts at Honda.
Researchers at the Humanoid Robots Lab of Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg have made modifications to the NAO robot. The resulting NAO robot was showcased at ICRA 2011 conference.
The National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship has been awarded to Dustyn Roberts, who pursues a doctoral degree at New York University’s Polytechnic Institute.
Deep space exploration becomes very easy with humanoid robots and space experts are exploring the possibility of future space crafts being flown by robots and controlled remotely from the earth.
Dennis Hong has developed a tiny army of robots in the Robotics & Mechanisms Laboratory (RoMeLa), which is a research laboratory situated at Virginia Tech. Hong has created around 20 robots, in the shape of spiders, snakes, and humans.
The World Robot Olympiad Arabia this year saw 1,500 students form 300 plus teams to participate in the three categories. The WRO 2011 was hosted in the capital city of Abu Dhabi.
ASIMO, Honda’s most advanced humanoid robot is to make its debut in the 2011 FIRST World Championship in St. Louis from April 28-30, where ASIMO would demonstrate its capabilities in 15 minute sessions.
The Motorola Mobility Foundation had sponsored some teams this year for the FIRST Robotics Competition. The For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology robotics competition was founded by Dean Kamen to help inspire young students to become science and technology leaders.
The Japanese Government has agreed to use QinetiQ North America’s unmanned vehicle vision equipment for the disaster recovery work taking place in tsunami and earthquake hit Japan.
The United States has decided to narrow the gap with Asian nations in the field of advanced robotics. U.S. Senators are proposing a curriculum that is heavier on technology and science for American high school kids. The STEM or Science, Technology, Engineering and Math plan is seen as an essential part of the path to better paying jobs for the students.
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