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    PCS Edventures delivers products and services rich in technology, imagination, innovation, and creativity that make learning easier, more engaging, and more effective at all levels. The Brains behind...
  • News - 21 Sep 2011
    IMRIS and MacDonald Associates have come together in order to complete the development of the MR guided surgical robotic system. The final phase developmental work is an extension of the developmental...
  • News - 7 Jan 2015
    Three Arizona State University engineers are undertaking research to make technological advances that would strengthen the capabilities of the nation’s military forces. Panagiotis...
  • Article - 10 Oct 2024
    Robotic movements are governed by control systems that process sensor data, employing various methods to ensure accurate and efficient task performance.
  • Article - 28 Apr 2025
    A feedback system is a device used within a robotic system for measuring a specific variable. There are mainly two types of feedback: positive feedback and negative feedback.
  • News - 24 May 2023
    Washington State University (WSU) researchers have created a robotic bee that can fly in all directions. With four wings made out of carbon fiber and mylar as well as four light-weight actuators to...
  • News - 18 Mar 2022
    The long-term home office due to the new crown epidemic continues to amplify people's sense of loneliness and isolation. In the absence of human contact, more people are turning to robots for...
  • News - 11 Jan 2017
    A simple, linear robot is easy to control. With known goals and a clear understanding of variables, a controller tells the robot the rules to follow. If button A is pressed, for example, pick up an...
  • News - 25 Aug 2014
    Children love robots. In all shapes, sizes, "personalities" and "smarts," these electronic wonders have been found under Christmas trees by kids and unwrapped on birthdays for...
  • News - 10 Oct 2024
    Researchers at King's College London have determined how to provide robots with complex instructions without using electricity, potentially freeing up more space in the robotic “brain”...

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