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  • Developing the World’s Largest Fleet of Autonomous Cleaning Robots
    Article - 13 Jul 2020
    Michel Spruijt speaks to AZoRobotics about Brain Corp's development of the world's largest fleet of autonomous cleaning robots and the impact it is having on several markets.
  • How Robotics Incorporate Gas Sensors
    Article - 2 Mar 2020
    Once the focus of science fiction, robots are now being used for the monitoring of ambient gas levels in the environment.
  • A Guide to the Industrial Production of Cars
    Article - 19 Dec 2019
    In 2018, 98.1 million motor vehicles were produced globally. One-quarter of all passenger cars are made in Europe, with the US and Greater China being responsible for a large share of the remaining...
  • The Limitations of Solar Powered Robots
    Article - 6 Sep 2019
    This article discusses solar powered robots and their limitations.
  • Robots that Save Lives
    Article - 10 Jul 2019
    Rescue teams risk their lives every day to save people during fires, floods, earthquakes, chemical accidents and in bomb disposal work.
  • Landmine Robots, a Modern Approach to Diffusing Mines
    Article - 10 Jul 2019
    Landmines present an incredibly dangerous threat; these explosive devices are well hidden in unknown locations and are difficult to detect. Robotic systems are receiving strong interest as a safe,...
  • Mapping the Earth with Robots
    Article - 21 Dec 2018
    This article looks at the use of robots when it comes to mapping the earth.
  • Automation in Agriculture
    Article - 25 May 2018
    As technology advances, previously unthought-of product innovations have quickly become multi-million dollar industries. Two key examples are the Internet of Things (IoT) and the wearable fitness...
  • Lynx, Alexa and Their Origins in Industry
    Article - 14 Feb 2018
    In the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2017, the industry’s vision of the future was showcased drawing attention to a consumer trend towards robot PA's.
  • Grasping Static Electricity for Revolutionary Robotics
    Article - 5 Feb 2018
    Levitating one’s hair to demonstrate static electricity by using a charged balloon is a classic science experiment.

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