A number of four-legged robot dogs have been deployed in the workforce for applications like inspections, security and public safety among others.
According to Allied Market Research , the global inspection robots market generated $940 million in 2020 and is expected to reach close to $14 billion by 2030. Take for example National Grid, an electric and gas utility company that serves customers in Massachusetts, New York, and Rhode Island.
Missouri S&T professor improving robots' brains | STLPR
A researcher at Missouri University of Science and Technology is working on making robots smarter, and the technology could end up in autonomous driving cars, search and rescue equipment or military weapons.
Electrical engineering professor Jagannathan Sarangapani said one of the major constraints on robots that act on their own is that they're limited to seeing things in two dimensions.
Bow down to your AI overlords: How robots progressed in 2021
A 2013 study found that when given the choice – between robots with a human appearance, a mix of human and robotic appearance, or a strictly robotic appearance – 60 per cent of older adults want robots with human faces, and only 6 per cent want ones that have a mixed human-robot appearance.
Robots, Female War Correspondents and Other Letters to the Editor - The New York Times
Kevin Roose's review titled "A Robot Wrote This Review" (Dec. 12), on the book "The Age of AI," was one of the most entertaining I have ever read.
Yet even without the invention of the cotton gin, it was understood that the value of Virginia's slaves would rise if the Atlantic slave trade were outlawed. In James Madison's notes on the deliberation of the Constitution from Aug.
Mind-Controlled Robots A Step Closer To Realization
How to Prevent Mass Extinction in the Ocean With AI, Robots, and 3D Printers
The ocean is the most defining physical feature of Earth, covering 71 percent of the surface of this planet . It is home to incredible biodiversity , ranging from microscopic bacteria and viruses to the largest animal on Earth, the blue whale.
The stakes for ocean biodiversity have never been higher than they are this decade, and now more than ever, we need results. A widely promoted target is to bring 30 percent of marine area under protection by 2030 – a major step that will contribute a great deal to marine biodiversity.
Tech Time: Reproducing robots show scientific promise
DETROIT – Though the data is still in its early stages, studies of reproducing robots show that the technology could be applied to other areas in the future, like medicine and environmental cleanup.
Andrew Humphrey is an Emmy Award winning meteorologist, and also an AMS Certified Broadcast Meteorologist (CBM).
Soft robots can work for oil spill remediation - Digital Journal
A new innovation has been attracting interest. This is the use of light-powered soft robots, where studies have been taking place aimed at removing oil spills. The robots have been inspired by water striders (neustons) and steam engines to fabricate the prototype devices.
The researchers, from University of California – Riverside, have the idea of using a floating, robotic film that could be trained to remove oil spills at sea or remove contaminants from drinking water.
The Matrix Resurrections reveals a surprising truth about robots
The Matrix has always been a story of conflict. Man vs. Machine. Neo vs. Agent Smith. But in The Matrix Resurrections , returning director Lana Wachowski wonders what would happen if those two opposing sides put down their weapons and worked together — sort of.
Don't worry, The Matrix Resurrections is still full of stylish kung fu action and mind-bending bullet-time sequences, but the new sequel also posits a surprising series of events following the ending of the original trilogy. And it turns out, they're not too far off from our own reality.
With staff shortages, South Florida restaurants add more robots - South Florida Sun-Sentinel
After months of surviving with a skeleton crew at Fort Lauderdale's Circle House Coffee , Stephen Tulloch's newest drive-thru worker, a swinging robotic arm, has increased efficiency, raised morale — and has even lured new servers to the coffeehouse.
A metal-jointed arm that swings out to cars in the drive-thru, Tulloch's Tully Arm does credit-card payments and even spritzes free sanitizer into drivers' hands.
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