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Comprehensive Repot on Robot Software Market

Global Robot Software market. The report includes massive data relating to the recent product and technological developments observed in the market, complete with an analysis of the impact of these advancements on the market's future development. robot software market is the requirement to mitigate labor costs.

17 May 2018

Homecare Robotics and APAC Push Consumer Robotics Market to 100 Million shipments by 2026

The consumer robotics market is evolving rapidly and covers a wide array of products, from homecare systems to children’s toys to smart ‘humanoid’ robots that provide personal and social engagement. Acc...

From ABI Research 16 May 2018

Global Analysis and Forecast Report on Vision Guided Robotics Software Market

The "Vision Guided Robotics Software Market to 2025 - Global Analysis and Forecasts by Robot Type, Technology, Application, & Vertical" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

16 May 2018

Novel Grasp Sense Method for Robots in Healthcare and Logistics

Touching and grasping objects are remarkably complex tasks, an area where present-day robots are still inept. Chief investigator Jukka Häkkinen, PhD, and post-doctoral researcher Jussi Hakala, DSc (Tech), have formulated an imaging technique for measuring human touch.

15 May 2018

Mechanical Engineering Students Showcase Imaginative Design in Robot Competition

On Thursday evening, the Johnson Ice Rink was transformed into a world of pure imagination. Students taking 2.007 (Design and Manufacturing I) showcased their own imaginative designs in the class' final robot competition.

15 May 2018

ChartaCloud ROBOTTECA Announces Launch of New NAO Power 6 Robot

ChartaCloud ROBOTTECA announced today that Softbank Robotics plans to release a new generation of their NAO robot to the United States and Canada, sometime around late July of 2018.

9 May 2018

Drive.ai to Launch First On-Demand Self-Driving Car Service in Texas

California-based self-driving car company Drive.ai today announces a pilot program to bring an on-demand self-driving car service to Frisco, Texas beginning in July 2018.

8 May 2018

New AI Project to Build Self-Learning Robots for Use in Nuclear Sites

Scientists have secured £1.1 million in grant funding to create artificial intelligence (AI) systems to enable self-learning robots to be used as a substitute for humans in risky nuclear sites.

7 May 2018

Researchers Get Closer to Making All-Terrain Self-Driving Cars

The latest fatality involving a self-driving car highlights that the technology is still not all set for ubiquitous adoption. Fleets of companies only test in major cities, where they have spent considerable time in labeling the accurate 3D positions of stop signs, curbs, and lanes.

7 May 2018

Comprehensive Market Analysis Report on Rehabilitation Robotics Industry

The report provides a comprehensive analysis of the Rehabilitation Robotics industry market by types, applications, players and regions.

7 May 2018

Innovative Technology Could Accelerate Combat Training for Soldiers up to 13 Times

New technology enables U.S. Soldiers to be trained 13 times faster than traditional techniques. According to Army researchers, this may help save lives.

4 May 2018

Autonomous Vehicles Are No Longer Fiction

Autonomous vehicles do not text or fall asleep, and are incapable of getting road rage.

4 May 2018

Caltech Researcher Strives to Take Robotics to Next Level

The focus Ames’ present study with the DURUS project is on developing robotics emulating human walk. He approaches his study from a math perspective, developing theories that are subsequently applied to bipedal robots.

3 May 2018

Research Report on Global Minimally Invasive Medical Robotics, Imaging & Visualization Systems and Surgical Instruments Market

This research report helps provide insights into innovations, opportunities and new development in the Minimally Invasive Medical Robotics, Imaging & Visualization Systems & Surgical Instruments and its connected industries.

3 May 2018

Robot-Assisted Tracheobronchoplasty—a Low-Morbidity, Low-Mortality Procedure

According to a research presented at the 98th Annual Meeting of the American Association for Thoracic Surgery, robot-assisted tracheobronchoplasty (R-TBP) can now be safely carried out, and it broadens the treatment options for patients suffering from tracheobronchomalacia, a high-risk, complex population. In contrast to the accepted treatment, this procedure is minimally invasive and the outcome was no mortality, low morbidity, and considerable improvement of the symptoms of patients.

2 May 2018