Nanostructured layers exhibit unlimited promising characteristics, but how to identify the most appropriate one without using any time-intensive experiments?
In an attempt to increase and perhaps create a new kind of transportation, Stanford University engineers are analyzing devices that individuals can attach to their legs to make their running easier.
Artificial intelligence was recently used by scientists to identify bomb craters in Cambodia from satellite pictures.
Yokogawa Electric Corporation announces that its subsidiary Yokogawa Turkey Industrial Automation Solutions A.S. (Yokogawa Turkey) has won an order to provide a control system and field instruments for the Zerger ga...
AAEON, a leader in IoT and AI edge computing solutions, has worked with customers to successfully deploy the compact BOXER-8110AI to power automated service robots in hotels and other service industries.
Russelectric, A Siemens Business, a leading manufacturer of power control systems and automatic transfer switches, announces the availability of customized Russelectric® supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) systems, enabling users to monitor system operation, acknowledge alarms, and review PLC setpoints and alarm history.
Scientists at the University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass) have developed a mobile surveillance device called FluSense that is powered by machine learning.
Large intralogistics projects for airports, parcel centres, high-bay warehouses or other warehouse logistics facilities must reconcile several competing requirements.
A pneumatic, shape-changing robot has the ability to navigate its environment without the need to tether to a stationary power source.
Scientists from Aalto University (Finland), New York University (USA), and UCLouvain (Belgium) have collected comprehensive radar measurement data, with the intention to enhance the identification and detection of drones.
NASA is calling upon the extended scientific community to help design parts for their robotic platform RASSOR that will be used in missions on the moon.
By Sarah Moore
19 Mar 2020
A smart, AI-powered insole developed by scientists at Stevens Institute of Technology rapidly converts all makes and models of shoes into a mobile gait-analysis laboratory.
An international group of researchers has demonstrated that artificial intelligence (AI) can help predict and avoid disruptions in fusion facilities.
Russelectric, A Siemens Business, a leading manufacturer of power control systems and automatic transfer switches, announces the availability of customized Russelectric® supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) systems, enabling users to monitor system operation, acknowledge alarms, and review PLC setpoints and alarm history.
New Scale Robotics today announced its Q-Span™ Workstation Kit, the first application kit for quality inspection to be certified by Universal Robots and featured on the UR+ platform.