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Bioengineers Develop New Robotic Catheter that Shows Promise for Cardiac Valve Repair

At Boston Children’s Hospital, bioengineers have reported the first demonstration of a robot that has the potential to autonomously navigate within the body.

25 Apr 2019

Drones can Fly in Windy Conditions with the New Insect-Inspired Arm Technology

Delivery via drone is great—on an ideally, sunny day. But can they function when it is windy? The majority of drones cannot endure wind due to their fixed-arm design.

17 Apr 2019

EPFL Doctoral Student Develops Algorithms to Map Out Forests Using Aerial Remote Sensing

Undoubtedly, forests are an integral part of the global ecosystems and a major indicator of the Earth’s health.

16 Apr 2019

Drone-Based Survey of Antarctic Sea Ice Provides Detailed Characterizations

A team led by Chinese researchers has publicized the fine-scale surface features of the Antarctic sea ice by using drones to obtain high-resolution images and data, according to a research reported in the international journal Remote Sensing.

16 Apr 2019

Researcher Obtains PhD for His Thesis on Large-Scale Mapping of Renewable Energy Potential with AI

Dan Assouline has received a doctorate for his thesis “Machine Learning and Geographic Information Systems for large-scale mapping of renewable energy potential” written at the EPFL Solar Energy and Building Physics Lab guided by Dr Nahid Mohajeri and Prof. Jean-Louis Scartezzini.

8 Apr 2019

HRG Robotics to Showcase New Robotic Systems at Automate 2019

HIT Robot Group (HRG Robotics or "the Group"), one of China's leading manufacturers of robots, will unveil its new smart robotic systems at Automate 2019 running from April 8 to 11 in Chicago.

From HIT Robot Group 5 Apr 2019

Researchers Working on a New Kind of AI

A new paper by Dr Vasile Palade of Coventry University and Dr Gerry Wolff of CognitionResearch.org, has been reported in The Computer Journal. It deals with a roadmap for the progress of the SP Machine, a new type of computer based on the SP Theory of Intelligence—which is a concept of intelligence with benefits compared with current thinking in AI.

3 Apr 2019

AI Automatically Tracks Instabilities in Power Supply Grids

The grid is transforming as the major, centralized providers of the past are substituted by smaller, distributed suppliers.

2 Apr 2019

Russian and Chinese Scientists Collaborate on Underwater Exploration Using Unmanned Submersible Drones

Alexander Shcherbatyuk, Director of the Institute of Marine Technology Problems of the Far Eastern Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences, told Sputnik on March 27th, 2019 that researchers from Russia and China will use unmanned underwater vehicle (UUVs) to perform a joint investigation.

29 Mar 2019

Researchers Show How Bees and Fish can Communicate with Each Other with the Help of Robots

Bees and fish very rarely meet up with each other as they don’t have the occasion to do it frequently and even if they do meet, they would not really have much to say to each other.

22 Mar 2019