High-tech robots are being studied and developed in Murfreesboro, which could change factory landscapes all over the country.
A program that is underway now at MTSU, aims to develop new robots that can work alongside humans in today's workplace. Dr.
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Dr. Ken Currie hopes to continue the growth in the department’s Mechatronics Engineering and Engineering Technology degree programs through renewed partnerships with advisory board members, new markets for graduates, and a complete renewal of laboratories.
University of Michigan is 'training' these robots in disaster response
ANN ARBOR – The National Science Foundation has awarded the University of Michigan a new $1 million research grant to "train" robots to navigate disaster zones and wilderness areas in real time.
U-M has been conducting research with bipedal (or two-legged) walking robots for years, and the new, three-year project aims to get the robots to traverse terrain freely without relying on a preexisting map of the area.
How the U.S. Army Is Turning Robots Into Team Players - IEEE Spectrum
RoMan, the Army Research Laboratory's robotic manipulator, considers the best way to grasp and move a tree branch at the Adelphi Laboratory Center, in Maryland.
"I should probably not be standing this close," I think to myself, as the robot slowly approaches a large tree branch on the floor in front of me.
New disinfecting robots help keep classrooms clean in DMV
Schools in Virginia and now in Maryland have robots at the ready to help keep classrooms clean during the pandemic.
Manassas City Public Schools have been using the Adibot since August, and on Thursday, Prince George’s Co. Public Schools started using the devices as well.
Hy-Vee is bringing inventory robots to 5 stores | Grocery Dive
Simbe's robots can roll around a grocery store up to three times a day, recording data about items on shelves faster and more accurately than human workers.
In addition, Hy-Vee said the insights provided by the robots help retailers plan orders to avoid running out of products and make decisions about where to place items.
Bill Gates' green tech fund bets on Silicon Valley farming robots | Reuters
Sept 22 (Reuters) - As California struggles with another crippling drought, a Silicon Valley startup that believes robots can grow produce more sustainably said Wednesday it raised $50 million in a funding round led by Bill Gates' Breakthrough Energy Ventures.
Iron Ox uses robots that are integrated with a hydroponic system consuming 90% less water than traditional farms, said CEO Brandon Alexander.
These robots will carry water for you - The Boston Globe
A cute new cargo robot called the Gitamini launches this week. For $1,850, it trails behind you while schlepping 20 pounds of stuff. It can fit a single bag of groceries, a case of beer, or a backpack — without much room to spare. A larger version is available ― for $2,950.
Pandemic sparks rapid growth in software robots to perform routine office jobs
The pandemic-fueled growth in the adoption of software robots designed to ease routine office work is making one task a lot easier for chief information officers: selling the idea to their corporate bosses, The Wall Street Journal reports.
The technology—known as robotic process automation, or software bots—became a critical tool last year during COVID-19 lockdowns and office closures as companies worked to keep their businesses up and running.
If robots need to persuade humans, they shouldn't resemble authority figures: U of T study
In the future, socially interactive robots could help seniors age in place or assist residents of long-term care facilities with daily activities. But will people actually accept advice or instructions from a machine?
"When robots present themselves as human-like social agents, we tend to play along with that sense of humanity and treat them much like we would a person," says Shane Saunderson , a PhD candidate in the department of mechancial and industrial engineering in the Faculty of Applied Science &
Podcast: Building Food Robots with Now Cuisine’s Adam Lloyd Cohen
In the mid-eighties, Adam Lloyd Cohen was in Paris working on a documentary about ancient robots as a project during his senior year in college.
In 2018 he got to work on a beta prototype of a food-making robot that he and his new company Now Cuisine trialed in late 2020.
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