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MEDTECH’s Innovative Surgical Assistance Robot to be Showcased at Three Major Congresses in September

MEDTECH, a company specialized in designing, developing and marketing innovative surgical assistance robots, will be showcasing its ROSA® robot at three major congresses in September.

30 Aug 2016

New Policy Prohibits Third Parties from Outside Stanford Community from Flying UFVs within Stanford Lands

Unmanned flying vehicles (UFVs), such as drones, have become increasingly visible in parks and open spaces across America. Stanford faculty and students are among those working on the effective design and deployment of these aircraft.

30 Aug 2016

Major Global Pharmaceutical Manufacturer Implements Fully Automated Bottle Line Serialization and Aggregation Solution

Xyntek and Antares Vision have implemented a fully automated Bottle Line Serialization and Aggregation solution for a major Global Pharmaceutical manufacturer.

30 Aug 2016

Telemedicine Could be a Safer Method to Provide Monitoring for Diabetic Eye Care

Electronic eye exams could become popular in the U.S. among patients who see them as an easy way to visit the eye doctor.

30 Aug 2016

Heart Failure Patients Fitted with CRT-D Fare No Better with Remote Monitoring

Heart failure patients fitted with biventricular defibrillators (CRT-D) fared no better with remote monitoring (RM) of their condition compared to those whose devices were monitored during in-clinic visits, according to results of the MORE-CARE study.

29 Aug 2016

Innovative Underground Radar Technology Helps City of Slidell Detect Underground Infrastructure Damage

An innovative underground radar technology developed at Louisiana Tech University is helping the City of Slidell in south Louisiana to identify and document underground infrastructure damage that had gone undetected in the months and years following Hurricane Katrina.

26 Aug 2016

Virtual Reality Experiment Shows That Bodily Self-Consciousness Involves the Brain Monitoring Heartbeat

With a virtual-reality experiment, EPFL neuroscientists have shown how the brain receives heartbeat signals to produce bodily self-consciousness.

26 Aug 2016

Robot-Assisted Neurorehabilitation, Latest Generation of Medical Robots

As the population of Europe ages, an increase in the number of people needing rehabilitation due to stroke and other neurological diseases is expected. Occupational therapies and physiotherapies could offer the chance to recover lost movement and regain independence.

25 Aug 2016

Octobot is The First Completely Soft Robot Without Electronics

Harvard University researchers who specialize in mechanical engineering, 3D printing, and microfluidics have showcased the first independent, untethered, completely soft robot.

25 Aug 2016

Kimera’s Nigel Artificial General Intelligence Technology First to Learn Common Sense Through Observation

Kimera Systems Inc. today announced its Nigel™ artificial general intelligence (AGI) technology became the first commercially deployable artificial intelligence technology to observe user behavior, comprehend context, and derive a common sense set of actions to apply under specific circumstances.

25 Aug 2016

Paraplegic Patients Gain Independence in Walking Through Intensive Robot-Assisted Therapy

Nature Publishing Group recently published an innovative study illustrating the benefits obtained from long-term training with Brain Machine Interfaces (BMI) on patients who have suffered a spinal cord injury (SCI).

25 Aug 2016

New Stretchy Supercapacitors Pave Way for Wearable Electronics

The development of stretchy power sources would be a key factor in the development of soft robots capable of washing dishes or smart T-shirts capable of powering cell phones. Traditional batteries are rigid and thick, and therefore cannot be used in tiny malleable devices.

25 Aug 2016

RADA’s Systems to Provide Air Defense with Highly Advanced Aerial Surveillance Capabilities

RADA Electronic Industries Ltd. today announced its selection by an Asian military force of its Multi-Mission Hemispheric Radar (MHR) based RPS-42 aerial surveillance radar systems.

24 Aug 2016

Development of Autonomous Vehicle Technology Can Benefit Future of Self-Driving Industry

With Delphi and Mobileye partnering to develop autonomous vehicle technology, a researcher in artificial intelligence says that more development can only benefit the future of the self-driving industry.

24 Aug 2016

World-First Research Finds Technical Problems Rather than Operator Errors Behind Majority of Drone Accidents

Researchers Dr Graham Wild and Dr Glenn Baxter from RMIT University’s School of Engineering, along with John Murray from Edith Cowan University, completed the first examination of more than 150 reported civil incidents around the world involving drones, or Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS).

24 Aug 2016

Robotics News

MEDTECH’s Innovative Surgical Assistance Robot to be Showcased at Three Major Congresses in September

New Policy Prohibits Third Parties from Outside Stanford Community from Flying UFVs within Stanford Lands

Major Global Pharmaceutical Manufacturer Implements Fully Automated Bottle Line Serialization and Aggregation Solution

Telemedicine Could be a Safer Method to Provide Monitoring for Diabetic Eye Care

Heart Failure Patients Fitted with CRT-D Fare No Better with Remote Monitoring

Innovative Underground Radar Technology Helps City of Slidell Detect Underground Infrastructure Damage

Virtual Reality Experiment Shows That Bodily Self-Consciousness Involves the Brain Monitoring Heartbeat

Robot-Assisted Neurorehabilitation, Latest Generation of Medical Robots

Octobot is The First Completely Soft Robot Without Electronics

Kimera’s Nigel Artificial General Intelligence Technology First to Learn Common Sense Through Observation

Paraplegic Patients Gain Independence in Walking Through Intensive Robot-Assisted Therapy

New Stretchy Supercapacitors Pave Way for Wearable Electronics

RADA’s Systems to Provide Air Defense with Highly Advanced Aerial Surveillance Capabilities

Development of Autonomous Vehicle Technology Can Benefit Future of Self-Driving Industry

World-First Research Finds Technical Problems Rather than Operator Errors Behind Majority of Drone Accidents

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ISS Crew Tackles Health, Robotics, and System Upgrades to Support Long-Duration Missions

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AI Framework from University of Sheffield and AstraZeneca Enhances Protein Design for Drug Development

New Hydrophilic Magnetic Soft Robot Enables High-Speed, Precise Droplet Manipulation for Biomedical and Chemical Applications

Tiny Robot Duo Could Change the Way We Inspect Complex Machinery

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AI Governance Frameworks for Scientific Applications

Inside the Cross-Sector Collaborations Driving AI in Biotech

Thought Leaders

Robot Chef: The Future of Automated Meal Preparation

Tiny Robotic Crab: The Smallest-Ever Remote-Controlled Walking Robot

Resurrecting Ancient Cephalopods with Robots