As a tool for humans, cars replaced walking. For decades, automobiles were playthings for the rich. Yet these vehicles have been a cornerstone of our economy and culture since at least the Great Depression.
As a tool for humans, computers replaced specific types of thinking. Computers were long limited to the military and heavy industry. Apple, IBM, Microsoft and others opened an era where every company operated on computing power and a huge percentage of homes owned these tools.
Forget Wheels, NASA Seeks University Students' BIG Ideas for Robots | NASA
Robots to deliver food, drinks at UNR
Starting this fall, Chartwells Higher Education, a contract foodservice management company, has partnered with Starship Technologies to roll out the tech company's autonomous food delivery robots at the University of Nevada, Reno.
For now, the company is still preparing for the final launch of real-time food delivery from Nevada Dining vendors; a full fleet of approximately 20 robots is set to start delivery Aug. 23.
Global Artificial Intelligence (AI) Robots Market to Reach $21.4 Billion by 2026 | National News
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 3, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- A new market study published by Global Industry Analysts Inc., (GIA) the premier market research company, today released its report titled 'Artificial Intelligence (AI) Robots - Global Market Trajectory & Analytics'.
Companies: 202 - Players covered include ABB; Alphabet Inc. (Google Inc.
With Undersea Robots, an Air Force Navigator Lost Since 1967 Is Found - The New York Times
On a July morning in 1967, two American B-52 bombers collided over the South China Sea as they approached a target in what was then South Vietnam.
Seven crew members escaped, but rescue units from the Air Force, Navy and Coast Guard were unable to find six other men, including a navigator from New York, Maj. Paul A. Avolese.
The robots are coming (again): Tuesday's Daily Brief
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The news below about Salesforce's acquisition of a Robotic Process Automation provider had me thinking back to the days when people were talking about an RPA bubble bursting. Around 2017 or 2018 there was enthusiasm for RPA as a core factor in digital transformation.
The robot apocalypse is hard to find in America's small and mid-sized factories | Reuters
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A worker operates one of the metal cutting machines at Gent Machine Co.'s factory in Cleveland, Ohio, U.S., May 26, 2021. REUTERS/Timothy Aeppel
CLEVELAND, Aug 2 (Reuters) - When researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology visited Rich Gent's machine shop here to see how automation was spreading to America's small and medium-sized factories, they expected to find robots.
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