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Autonomous Robotic System Efficiently Locates Sampling Spots in Unexplored Waters

Robotic boats could more rapidly locate the most valuable sampling spots in uncharted waters.

5 Nov 2019

Latest Robots Self-Learn from Trial-and-Error Activities

“Practice makes perfect” is a maxim that has pushed humans to become extremely dexterous. Currently, it is a strategy being applied to robots.

5 Nov 2019

Resilient, Eight-Wing RoboBee Powered by Soft Artificial Muscles

A RoboBee rushing toward a wall or bumping into a glass box might have caused panic earlier among scientists at the Harvard Microrobotics Laboratory at the Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Science (SEAS).

5 Nov 2019

Is Using IoT and AI Together Advantageous for Companies?

By Sarah Moore 5 Nov 2019

Using AI to Solve The Food Waste Issue

Image credits: hpoliveira/shutterstock.com AI is being used to address the global food wastage problem that is seeing around a third of all food failing to make it to the dinner table. Innovations in the form of t...

By Sarah Moore 4 Nov 2019

Navigation Method Enables Robots to Locate the Front Door

In the not too distant future, robots may be dispatched as last-mile delivery vehicles to drop your takeout order, package, or meal-kit subscription at your doorstep — if they can find the door.

4 Nov 2019

Report Provides Detailed Analysis of Global Robotic Process Automation Market 2019-2023

The "Global Robotic Process Automation (RPA) Market: Size, Trends & Forecasts (2019-2023)" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

1 Nov 2019

Virtusa Collaborates with UTHealth, Cardinal Health, and AWS to Use AI and Machine Learning in Medical Research

Virtusa Corporation, a global provider of digital strategy, digital engineering, and IT services and solutions that help clients change and disrupt markets through innovation engineering, today announced it is collaborating with The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, Cardinal Health, and Amazon Web Services to use AI and machine learning techniques to advance medical research.

31 Oct 2019

Report: Global Industrial Robotics Market Expected to Reach USD 40.75 Billion by 2024

Reportlinker.com announces the release of the report "Industrial Robotics Market - Growth, Trends, and Forecast (2019 - 2024)".

31 Oct 2019

CHLA and T2 Tech Introduce Autonomous, Humanlike Robot to Hospitalized Children

In 2018, as part of ongoing community outreach and support efforts, T2 Tech Group teamed up with Children's Hospital of Los Angeles (CHLA) to invest in an autonomous, humanlike robot named Pepper.

31 Oct 2019

Researchers Develop New Method to Control Balance in Two-Legged, Teleoperated Robot

Rescuing victims from a burning building, a chemical spill, or any disaster that is inaccessible to human responders could one day be a mission for resilient, adaptable robots. Imagine, for instance, rescue-bots that can bound through rubble on all fours, then rise up on two legs to push aside a heavy obstacle or break through a locked door.

31 Oct 2019

Self-Assembling Modular Robots Show Promise in Inspection and Rescue Operations

Simple and interacting robots, in large numbers, can possibly unlock stealthy capabilities for realizing complicated tasks. However, it has been rather challenging to get these robots to achieve a real hive-like mind of coordination.

31 Oct 2019

Researchers are One Step Closer to Achieving Human-Operated Robotics

What if a person stuck inside a collapsed building following a disaster—wondering whether someone brave enough will come to rescue—suddenly finds a robot standing in the shadows as soon as a door bursts open?

31 Oct 2019

Augmented Reality Could Simplify Maintenance and Repair Jobs in Buildings

Augmented Reality (AR) applications might considerably simplify maintenance and repair operations as technicians could use smart goggles to navigate to a specific location, where the glasses then specify the vital tasks one step at a time.

31 Oct 2019

Bio-Inspired Soft Robots Use Stored Elastic Energy to Quickly Trap Live Insects

Salamanders, chameleons, and many different species of toads make use of stored elastic energy to put out their sticky tongues and catch unwary insects within a tenth of a second. These insects are usually located at a distance of about one-and-a-half body lengths of the reptiles.

31 Oct 2019