Robots on the loose in the world are clumsy and sometimes make bad decisions. They trip on sidewalks and fall down stairs and into water fountains.
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'Fortnite' Challenge: How To Make A Stark Robot Dance
How do you do this? It's something I've never actually done before this challenge, but it's somewhat easy once you know what you're supposed to be doing.
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Go to an area with Stark Robots. This will likely be one of the Quinjet landing sites, or you can find them patrolling Stark Industries in the recently added zone.
Knock down all the Stark Robots near you. Make sure you are not being shot by any players or additional Robots.
BSU Study: Robots could soon take over restaurant service - 95.3 MNC
You always hear about how robots will eventually take all of our jobs, but are we closer to the future than we think? The idea of robots taking our orders, making our hamburgers, or creating a mixed drink could become a reality.
Professor Dina Zemke from the Miller College of Business at Ball State University did a study called “How to Build a Better Robot for Quick Service Restaurants,” and surveyed people who work in the food service industry their thoughts on robots.
Extending Origami Into Untethered Robots and Morphing Devices
A team of researchers from The Ohio State University and the Georgia Institute of Technology has extended the possibility of origami, the ancient art of paper folding, for modern engineering applications such as untethered robotics and morphing devices.
The researchers demonstrated for the first time a multifunctional, magnetically responsive origami system, possessing distributed, untethered control capabilities. The untethered magnetic actuation separates the power source and controller out of the system, allowing scalable applications.
In case you are keeping track:
Record 293,000 Robots In United States’ Factories – IFR Reports | Business Wire
"The United States are by far the biggest robot market in the Americas," says Milton Guerry, President of the International Federation of Robotics. "The annual number of robots sold is highly influenced by the automotive industry, which is the most important customer. In 2019, the US car market was again the second largest car market in the world, following China, with the second largest production volume of cars and light vehicles."
The North American countries United States, Canada, and Mexico represent the second largest operational stock of industrial robots in the world after China. Following the US with 293,000 units in 2019, Mexico´s operational stock comes second with about 40,000 units, which is a plus of 11% and Canada – ranking third - with about 29,000 units – plus 2%. Most of the robots in the USA are imported from Japan, Korea, and Europe.
Omnirobotic closes seed round to commercialize AI for factory robots
Increasing levels of autonomy have led to robotics adoption in multiple industries, but manufacturing has yet to benefit from greater flexibility and ease of use, according to Omnirobotic. The Laval, Quebec-based startup today announced that it has closed a seed round of $6.5 million CAD ($5 million U.S.) to further develop and commercialize its AI platform for factory robots.
“The skills gap in manufacturing is getting worse, as documented by Deloitte and the Manufacturing Institute . In the next decade in the U.S. alone, 2 million jobs will be unfilled that require training, such as welders and machinists,” said Francois Simard, co-founder and CEO of Omnirobotic. “We still need to build bridges or build tractors to grow food. Encapsulating knowhow in a cognitive platform is the only way I know to guarantee this for years to come.”
A robot triumphs in a curling match against elite humans : Research Highlights
Guided by an adaptive algorithm, Curly the robot makes highly accurate 'throws' of 20-kilogramme curling stones at a target. Credit: Korea University
A robot equipped with artificial intelligence (AI) can excel at the Olympic sport of curling — and even beat top-level human teams.
Players in a curling match slide stones across an ice rink towards targets. Success requires precision and strategy, but the game is less complex than other real-world applications of robotics. That makes curling a useful test case for AI technologies, which often perform well in simulations but falter in real-world scenarios with changing conditions.
Fantasy and reality fuse, with robots in tow, World News | wionews.com
Halfway across the world. Mitra too is doing a fine job. It is helping Wuhan virus patients in India speak to their loved ones. Mitra means friend in Hindi.
Another robot, or rather a dog robot is helping humans avoid high-risk areas. It can be a dangerous terrain or mines, the robot Scar can go anywhere. Scar has 5 camera modules. The robot can observe the environment, take measurements, and even map an area.
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