Data from the Association for Advancing Automation shows that with 11,595 robots sold at a value of $646 million, these numbers represent growth of 28 percent and 43 percent respectively compared with the first quarter of 2021, and 7 percent and 25 percent respectively over the previous ...
"We are in the early days of purchasing robots in the United States and throughout the world," said Jeff Burnstein, president of the Association for Advancing Automation in Ann Arbor, Mich.
Cute lunar robots test their skills on Italy's Etna volcano | Space
The robots, developed by the German Aerospace Center (DLR), spent the last week of June demonstrating their ability to move around and navigate the challenging landscape with minimal human guidance.
LRU1, the robotic team's scientist, analyzed the moon -like soil with its cameras, assisted by its "brother", the Lightweight Rover Unit 2 (LRU2).
Waste Sorting Robots Market Size to Reach USD 10,286
TOKYO, July 04, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The Global Waste Sorting Robots Market size accounted for USD 2,191 Million in 2021 and is projected to achieve a market size of USD 10,286 Million by 2030 budding at a CAGR of 19.1%
Waste sorting robots have piqued the interest of industry leaders due to rising environmental concerns about solid waste. Globally, more than 2.3 billion tonnes of solid waste were generated in 2020, according to World Bank data.
New Study Warns of Gender and Racial Biases in Robots - Unite.AI
A new study is providing some concerning insight into how robots could demonstrate racial and gender biases due to being trained with flawed AI.
The study was led by Johns Hopkins University, Georgia Institute of Technology, and University of Washington researchers. It is believed to be the first of its kind to show that robots loaded with this widely-accepted and used model operate with significant gender and racial biases.
MIT create artificial electroluminescent muscles for miniature robots
Recently, researchers from MIT demonstrated miniature artificial muscles that have electroluminescent properties. What challenges do tiny robotic systems face, what did the MIT researchers create, and how will artificial muscles be the way forward for robotics?
Robotic systems have come leaps and bounds since the introduction of electronics into mechanical designs, and yet, robotic systems still struggle with numerous tasks. One of these challenges is the creation of human-sized bipedal robots that can move like humans.
Space Bots: Manchester Experts Designing AI Robots To Work In Most Extreme Places
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Data Capital: What have the robots ever done for us? | The Scotsman
Early "robots" in agriculture were actually automated harvesting machines. We've added intelligence and decision-making capability and now robots harvest, plant, seed, prune, do herbicide management, monitor and observe the characteristics of crops – all the main tasks.
Robots are not replacing people in agriculture – there aren't enough humans to do the work and that is becoming a greater problem. Globally, younger generations don't want to work in the fields. It's better to start doing things with robots now than wait until we don't have a human labour force.
I'm sure robots are very nice, but I don't want them picking my fruit | Nell Frizzell | The Guardian
I once spent an interesting few nights in New Zealand, sharing a motel with about 50 apple-pickers from Vanuatu, Samoa and beyond. We listened to reggae, washed our pants in the sink and smoked cigarettes as they told me about thinning out baby apples, and picking pineapples and peaches.
My mum talks, probably with a certain amount of nostalgia, about seeing London families turn up in Kent in the 1950s to pick fruit on the farms as a summer holiday.
Resurrecting extinct cephalopods with biomimetic robots to explore hydrodynamic stability, ...
Externally shelled cephalopods with coiled, planispiral conchs were ecologically successful for hundreds of millions of years.
Three-dimensional positions of tracking points for each robot after initiating a single, one-second jet pulse. ( a ) Serpenticone, ( b ) oxycone, ( c ) sphaerocone, and ( d ) morphospace center. The times after initiating the motor are indicated by color.
How might we explore subsurface oceans on distant worlds? One answer – being developed at JPL – is dozens of tiny s… https://t.co/qaR7ZO2LXT NASAJPL (from Pasadena, Calif.) Tue Jun 28 23:23:50 +0000 2022
This is how robots are looking after the ocean. Learn more about tech saving the planet: https://t.co/cfOHp9wT5w… https://t.co/ydEQSXEPhA wef (from Geneva, Switzerland) Mon Jun 27 14:04:18 +0000 2022
Soft robots may be able to prevent instability by sweating off excess heat, thanks to an actuator design inspired b… https://t.co/3wkAbRlXB4 ScienceMagazine (from Washington, DC & Cambridge, UK) Thu Jun 30 06:00:25 +0000 2022
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