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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

Ambarella and Momenta Launch HD Mapping System for Autonomous Vehicles

Ambarella, Inc. a Santa Clara, California-based manufacturer of high-resolution video processing and computer vision semiconductors, and Momenta, an autonomous driving technology company based in Suzhou, China, recently reported a joint HD mapping platform for autonomous vehicles.

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

New Lighter and Cheaper LIDAR Technology Could Pave the Way for Smaller Autonomous Vehicles

LIDAR (light detection and ranging) is an indispensable technology in autonomous vehicles for recognizing and detecting surrounding objects.

10 Apr 2019

Study Shows Perceived Presence of Key Capacities Could Make People More Likely to Hold Robots Morally Responsible

A pedestrian in Tempe, Arizona was struck and killed by a self-driven car last year. Now, Arizona and the city of Tempe are being sued for negligence by the family of the victim.

8 Apr 2019

Study Reveals Impact of Autonomous Vehicles on Traffic Fluidity and Capabilities of Motorways

Scientists of the UWICORE laboratory, of the Department of Communications Engineering and the I3E Engineering Research Centre of the Miguel Hernández University (UMH) of Elche, have demonstrated that the coexistence between conventional and autonomous vehicles will markedly affect the estimated effects of autonomous driving.

4 Apr 2019

Researchers Aim to Make Self-Driving Cars Safer on Roads with Machine Learning Algorithms

For a number of people in traffic-dense cities such as Los Angeles, the big question is: When will self-driving cars be launched? But after a succession of high-profile accidents in the United States, safety issues could cause the autonomous dream to come to an immediate halt.

29 Mar 2019

Remote Operated Vehicle (ROV) News

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

Ambarella and Momenta Launch HD Mapping System for Autonomous Vehicles

Drone-Based Survey of Antarctic Sea Ice Provides Detailed Characterizations

New Lighter and Cheaper LIDAR Technology Could Pave the Way for Smaller Autonomous Vehicles

Study Shows Perceived Presence of Key Capacities Could Make People More Likely to Hold Robots Morally Responsible

Study Reveals Impact of Autonomous Vehicles on Traffic Fluidity and Capabilities of Motorways

Researchers Aim to Make Self-Driving Cars Safer on Roads with Machine Learning Algorithms

New Study Shows How Marine Robotic Capabilities Can Support Environmental Monitoring

Coral Health Monitoring with Underwater Robots and Hyperspectral Imaging

World’s First Full-Size, Autonomous Electric Bus Launched by NTU Singapore and Volvo

Automated Robots for the Land Mining Industry

Elderly Care Robot

Robot-Assisted Laparoscopic Myomectomy

High-Speed Automated Photonics Alignment System F-712 FMPA by PI

DDR Motors – Infinity Series™

Testing and Calibrating Signal Conditioning Systems with the Portable Signal Generator

Thought Leaders

Application of LEGO-based Robotics in Higher Education: An Interview with Dr. Chris Rogers

New Curriculum for Simulation-based Robotic Surgery: An Interview with Khurshid Guru and Thenkurussi Kesavadas

Elderly Care Robot: An Interview with Antonio Espingardeiro, PhD student at the University of Salford

Remote Operated Vehicle (ROV) News

1 SDK and IBM Develop AI-Based Patent Interpretation Support System

2 NTNU Researchers Develop a New Approach for Catching Drones that Fly at High Speed

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

4 Researchers Explore Robotic Platform Solutions for Collective Robotic Construction

5 New AI Algorithms Could Enable Robots to Learn to Walk by Themselves

6 New Lighter and Cheaper LIDAR Technology Could Pave the Way for Smaller Autonomous Vehicles

Thought Leaders