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Cloud Robotics Market Expected to Reach a CAGR of 22.86% During 2019-2024

The "Cloud Robotics Market - Growth, Trends, and Forecast (2019 - 2024)" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

29 Jun 2019

How Robotics Helps to Improve the Customer Experience

Many long established organisations will, at some stage, reach the point where moving beyond the intent of simply refreshing existing processes becomes a necessity for optimising operations according Sarah Edwards who heads up CoreLogic Client Operations.

From CoreLogic 29 Jun 2019

Machine Learning Helps Solve a Puzzle of How Strongly Interacting Electrons Behave at Atomic Level

A team of scientists from the Universities of Oxford, Cornell and San Jose State, collaborating across theoretical and experimental physics and computer science, have developed and trained a new Machine Learning (ML) technique, to finally understand how electrons behave in important quantum materials.

29 Jun 2019

Newest Gripper Unleashes Full Power of Universal Robots (UR) e-Series Cobots

New Scale Robotics has released a new precision electric parallel gripper for Universal Robots (UR) e Series cobots. The new NSR-PG-10-20-URe Precision Parallel Gripper takes full advantage of the e-Series robots’ new high-speed RS-485 digital communications interface to bring two new benefits to users:

From New Scale Robotics 29 Jun 2019

New Report Provides Deep Insight into Global Robotics Market

The "Robotics Market: Global Industry Trends, Share, Size, Growth, Opportunity and Forecast 2019-2024" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

28 Jun 2019

New 3D-Printed Prosthetic Hand Programmed to Perform Several Daily Tasks

Losing a limb, either because of an accident or illness, can pose physical and emotional hardships for an amputee, ruining their quality of life. Prosthetic limbs can be very beneficial but are mostly expensive and cumbersome to use.

28 Jun 2019

Using Artificial Intelligence to Personalize the Dose of Radiation Therapy

A new study led by Cleveland Clinic demonstrates that artificial intelligence (AI) can personalize the dose of radiation therapy used to treat cancer patients, by using health records and medical scans.

28 Jun 2019

Rutgers’ Robotic Arm Packs Boxes and Minimizes Costs

Computer scientists at Rutgers used artificial intelligence to regulate a robotic arm that delivers a more efficient way to pack boxes, saving businesses money and time.

28 Jun 2019

Soft Robots can Currently Roll, Sort, Undulate, and Swallow

Soft robots cannot compete with the hard at all times. Their stiff counterparts rule assembly lines, dive, perform backflips, fly, dance to Bruno Mars' "Uptown Funk," and walk through volcanoes.

27 Jun 2019

Miniature RoboBee Flies Untethered for the First Time

On a late afternoon in August, several years of research in the Harvard Microrobotics Lab, climaxed in a moment of stress as the tiny, revolutionary RoboBee began its first solo flight.

27 Jun 2019

Novel AI Programming Language Works for Computer Vision, Robotics, and More

A team of MIT researchers is making it easier for novices to get their feet wet with artificial intelligence, while also helping experts advance the field.

27 Jun 2019

Collaborative Study on User Acceptance of Robocabs

Looks like autonomous driving could become a reality in the near future despite the fact that the technology has only just been tested in prototypes on test routes.

26 Jun 2019

Social Robots Can Benefit Hospitalized Children, Study Shows

A new study demonstrates, for the first time, that "social robots" used in support sessions held in pediatric units at hospitals can lead to more positive emotions in sick children.

26 Jun 2019

Olive Joins Forces with Clinc to Add Conversational AI to Digital Healthcare Employee

Combined technologies unlock conversational applications for an artificial intelligence solution that is uniquely positioned to improve patient satisfaction, boost efficiency, reduce burnout and costs.

25 Jun 2019

Researchers Develop a Better Way to Train Autonomous Systems

A car is instructed to improve its speed while it races down a track in a computer game, pushing the pedal to the metal. It then continues to rotate in a tight little circle. However, there was nothing in the instructions that informed the car to drive straight, and hence it improvised.

25 Jun 2019