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New Robot Vacuums with Integrated App and Smart Operating System

The home robotics company Coral Robots has developed a new range of thoughtfully designed, 2-in-1 robot vacuums. This latest development reiterates the company’s mission to constantly design robots that improve people’s day-to-day lives.

10 Jul 2019

AtBot Announces Alexa Support for Voice-Enabled No-Code Skill Building

Today, the AtBot Team is proud to announce native Amazon Alexa support for voice-enabled no-code skill building. AtBot is a Bot-as-a-Service platform that brings natural, conversational assistants into your enterprise systems in minutes, not days. Together, AtBot and the Microsoft Cloud provide a platform to quickly deliver increased productivity to your organization.

10 Jul 2019

Report: Warehouse Robotics Industry Projected to Grow at a CAGR of 11.7% by 2025

Warehouse Robotics Industry is the deployment of robotics in the warehouse to perform functions such as pick-place, packaging, transportation, and palletizing.

10 Jul 2019

Humanoid Programmed to Communicate with Deaf People Through Sign Language

Researchers from the Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (UC3M) have published a paper presenting the outcomes of study into interactions between deaf people and robots, in which they were able to program a humanoid—known as TEO—to interact in sign language.

10 Jul 2019

Autonomous Underwater Robot to Explore Abandoned Mines

An international team of scientists, including scientists from Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM), is creating a new tool that will enable scientists to investigate and appraise mines so as to learn if it is economically feasible to re-open them.

10 Jul 2019

Pneumatic Ring Oscillator Gives New Abilities to Soft Robots

A well-known fact is that soft robots cannot invariably compete with the hard counterparts. Their rigid comrades fly, walk, and dive through volcanoes, dance to “Uptown Funk,” perform backflips, and dominate assembly lines.

9 Jul 2019

New Method of Manipulating Cells Using Microrobotics

A novel and non-invasive approach for controlling cells using microrobotics has recently been demonstrated by researchers in the lab of Professor Aaron Wheeler (Chemistry, IBBME).

9 Jul 2019

Cowen and Massrobotics Collaborate to Advance Research in Emerging Robotics and AI Industry

Cowen Inc. and MassRobotics today announced a collaboration to bring together their extensive market knowledge to advance research into the emerging robotics and artificial intelligence industry.

9 Jul 2019

Comprehensive Study of Global Robot Market from 2019 to 2026

WiseGuyReports.com adds "Global Robot Market Size study, by Type, by Application and Regional Forecasts 2019-2026" reports to its database.

9 Jul 2019

Vegebot Harvests Lettuce Using Machine Learning

A University of Cambridge team developed the “Vegebot,” which was primarily trained to identify and harvest iceberg lettuce in a lab setting. It has recently been successfully tested in different field conditions in collaboration with G’s Growers, a local fruit and vegetable co-operative.

8 Jul 2019

UNSW's Robot Soccer Team Face off at World Championship in Sydney

Australia’s five-time world champions of robot soccer, UNSW’s Runswift team, will try to recapture the title as the international tournament comes to home ground for the first time.

5 Jul 2019

Comprehensive Insights on Adoption of AI in Telecom

The "Artificial Intelligence Insight Series - Artificial Intelligence in Telecom" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

5 Jul 2019

EU Project TEMPO Targets Low-Power Chips for AI Applications Based on Emerging Memory Technologies

This week, imec, a world-leading research and innovation hub in nanoelectronics and digital technologies, presents TEMPO: a unique cross-border collaboration between 19 research and industrial partners, funded by ECSEL Joint Undertaking which supports public-private partnerships in the EU.

From imec 5 Jul 2019

Photonics: Strawberry-Picking Robots to Gather Enough Fruit for Wimbledon in 1 Week

Wimbledon fans, who consume 34 thousand kilos of strawberries every year, could one day get their strawberries picked by a small group of new robots, developed in Europe, that use photonics to detect a fruit, and are capable of gathering enough berries for the championships in less than a week.

From ACTPHAST 4.0 5 Jul 2019

Artificial Intelligence Used to Design Next-Generation Heat-Pump Compressors

EPFL scientists have devised a new technique that involves using artificial intelligence to develop next-generation heat-pump compressors. The technique can reduce the power requirement of the pumps by nearly 25%.

4 Jul 2019