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Transport for NSW Launch AI Data Mining Project to Rate Roads for Safety & Lower Death Toll

In a world where people are embracing domestic road trips due to the impact of the pandemic, a recently launched initiative in NSW aims to use artifical intelligence (AI) to make our road travel safer.

9 Sep 2021

Researchers Use AI and Machine Learning to Reveal Undiscovered Shell Rings

Shell rings and shell mounds left by the indigenous people around 3000 to 3500 years ago are still found in the deep dense coastal forests and marshes of the American Southeast.

20 Aug 2021

ANYbotics Boosts Autonomous Mobile Robots with Velodyne Lidar Sensors

Velodyne Lidar, Inc. today announced ANYbotics is equipping its autonomous mobile robots with Velodyne’s Puck™ lidar sensors. ANYbotics robots provide industrial operators with an automated robotic inspection solution to support efforts in monitoring and maintaining plants.

From Velodyne Lidar, Inc. 5 Aug 2021

Drones Provide Odor Concentration Maps in Wastewater Treatment Plant

The bad odors produced by the Waste Water Treatment Plants, known as WWTPs, have become a growing concern in the cities and towns that host these facilities and are considered by citizens to be the main cause of the perception of pollution, along with the dust and noise.

9 Jun 2021

UAVs with Microphone Array Could be a Lifesaver for Disaster Victims

In a disaster, time is of the essence when searching for potential victims who may be difficult to find.

9 Jun 2021

Brunswick and Carnegie Robotics to Enhance Marine Autonomous Technology Capabilities

Brunswick Corporation announced today that it has entered into a new partnership with Carnegie Robotics LLC (CRL), a leading provider of advanced robotics, sensors and autonomous solutions for a wide range of commercial and government applications.

15 Apr 2021

Understanding Shape Shifting Could Help Design Underwater Robots

If you've ever watched Planet Earth, you know the ocean is a wild place to live. The water is teaming with different ecosystems and organisms varying in complexity from an erudite octopus to a sea star. Unexpectedly, it is the sea star, a simple organism characterized by a decentralized nervous system, that offers insights into advanced adaptation to hydrodynamic forces--the forces created by water pressure and flow.

1 Mar 2021

Low-Cost Underwater Gliders Could Silently Explore the Seas

Autonomous underwater vehicles have become versatile tools for exploring the seas. But they can be disruptive to the environment or have trouble traveling through confined spaces.

24 Feb 2021

Researchers Use Drone-Based Photogrammetry to Estimate Plant Biomass

In the past few decades, remote sensing technology has turned out to be a significant tool for researchers for tracking variations in ice cover, land use, and vegetation worldwide.

15 Feb 2021

Brain Corp Extends Leadership Position in Autonomous Mobile Robots with Record 2020 Growth

Brain Corp, an artificial intelligence (AI) software company creating transformative core technology in robotics, today announced record growth in 2020 as global retailers ramped up their adoption of robotic floor scrubbers and other autonomous solutions in the wake of the global pandemic.

From Brain Corp 12 Feb 2021