A Yaskawa robotic arm helps process small packages and letters at FedEx's Memphis hub. Credit... Whitten Sabbatini for The New York Times
When Digit spends an afternoon unloading boxes from a tractor-trailer in 100-plus-degree heat, co-workers never hear a complaint. Digit, a blue-and-white humanoid robot, was designed to handle the tough, menial and dangerous tasks at warehouses.
XPeng receives $100M in Series A funding to build robots
XPeng Robotics, an affiliate of XPeng Inc. , has announced an agreement to receive over $100 million in Series A capital funding, led by a group of longtime investors.
You’re probably familiar with XPeng Motors as we cover them quite a bit at Electrek , but parent company XPeng Inc. has a lot more going on than just cool EVs.
SCARA Robots | Automation World
The GX Series robot lineup from Epson includes the GX4 and GX8. According to the company, the GX Series is a new class of high-power-density SCARA robots that deliver a level of performance and flexibility for the medical device, electronics, and consumer electronics industries.
Fort is working to keep humans safe from industrial robots – TechCrunch
Industrial robots are big, hulking things. They are, at once, designed to operate alongside humans, while also posing potential bodily risk to our soft, fleshy exterior. It's precisely for this reason that vibrant world of human-robot interaction has sprung up around the industry.
That's one of the questions driving Philly-based robotics firm, Fort. The company's core offering is software designed to make robots safer around people, while protecting them from potential cybersecurity vulnerabilities.
Sarcos' Kiva Allgood and Boston Dynamics' Robert Playter discuss what it takes to put robots to ...
If you thought turning academic research into robots is challenging, you'd be right. Turning academic AI research into products is brutal.
Robots work in all sorts of wild contexts, ranging from restricted workcells — away from humans and unpredictable obstacles — to autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) designed to work alongside humans and negotiate the dynamic obstacles in warehouses or factories.
Responsive Soft Robots Inspired By Sputtering Ketchup Bottle - CleanTechnica
A smartly designed pressure valve allows soft robots to respond to their environment without the need for computer control, reveal AMOLF researchers in their article in the journal Matter.
At the heart of the new soft robot is a “hysteretic valve,” which is how the researchers refer to their invention in their publication. Outsiders may recognize the valve as a variant of a ketchup bottle opening.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) Robots Market to Reach USD 66,662 Million by 2030 Driven By the ...
Acumen Research and Consulting recently published report titled "Artificial Intelligence (AI) Robots Market Size, Share, Analysis Report and Region Forecast, 2022 - 2030"
SoftBank, Blue Frog Robotics, NVIDIA, Harman International Industries, Intel, Alphabet, IBM, Hanson Robotics, Xilinx, Microsoft, ABB, and Fanuc.
Old Man Shouts At Cloud #2: What robots really want – The Echo
T he anthropocentric among us believe that robots, which we created, are here to serve us or destroy us.
The future of AI, according to eccentric former British PM Boris Johnson, would see us being 'washed by robots' (UN speech, 2019). But as others have pointed out, AI already has us serving them when robots ask us to tick a digital form to prove we are not a robot.
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