The people running companies that deliver all manner of products gathered in Philadelphia last week to sift through the lessons of the mayhem besieging the global supply chain. At the center of many proposed solutions: robots and other forms of automation.
On the showroom floor, robot manufacturers demonstrated their latest models, offering them as efficiency-enhancing augments to warehouse workers.
Can robots make pizza? Scientists are working on it. - The Washington Post
Do you prefer pepperoni? Pineapple and ham? Veggie? One day, you might be ordering your favorite pizza from a robot.
Researchers at a university in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, are working on creating a pizza-making robot. Although humans may not find it too difficult to roll out dough, slice toppings and pull it all together, it's not as easy for a robot.
Cage-free robots in Wrightstown: Zeta Group Engineering expands
WRIGHTSTOWN - The robots have gone cage-free at Zeta Group Engineering's new Wrightstown headquarters.
The robot stopped its repetitive stacking motion while Marrick adjusted the boxes. Once Marrick stepped back, it went back to work.
The first thing Marrick points out is how the Hermes Series sheds the protective cages or shields that surround most robots in manufacturing settings.
Researchers are creating underwater robots to study microplastics and map the ocean | WVTF
Researchers at Virginia Tech are developing underwater robots, to be able to map the ocean and study the impacts of microplastics, which are broken down bits of plastic pollution that are filling most of our waters, and could be posing health risks to humans and animals across the world.
New Book: Humans are Predisposed to Grant Rights to Human-like Robots
As humanoid robots move into society on a large scale, many of us will tend to believe they deserve to be treated morally and to some degree be granted rights similar to human rights.
This issue is the focus of a new philosophy book from University Press of Southern Denmark about our robotic present and future.
WVU using robots to improve workplace safety in retail setting | Preston County News | wvnews.com
{span}Cagri Kilic, postdoctoral research fellow in the WVU Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources, shows off a rover that he developed to research slips in planetary rovers. Two other researchers are applying this same technology to improve safety in retail and wholesale settings.
From farm to fork, thanks to ... AI and robots? - Marketplace
Texas, Nevada and New Mexico are also experiencing severe droughts, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture . So, farmers have to be especially careful about how they use precious resources like water.
Jill McCluskey: It seems like farmers and producers are almost turning into artificial intelligence engineers. They are using smart crop monitoring and drones, satellites and GPS to become more efficient and reduce costs.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) Robots Size to Worth Around
The main reason for such implementation is to get good quality and protect employees from damages that happen due to faulty machines. Robotic structures with artificial intelligence allow industry segments to develop extra flexibility in their actions.
Service robots are used for defense and armed military purposes. Drones are approved for numerous commercial purposes like entertainment media, law enforcement, precision agriculture, surveys, and inspection.
Robots perceived as threats in countries with higher inequality
As we step rapidly towards a machine-powered cognitive revolution, the future of work has increasingly been dominated by headlines like “ robots are taking your job ”.
According to a World Economic Forum report , 85 million jobs globally will be displaced by robotics and automation. Conversely, advanced technologies will create 97 million new jobs that require more skills and training.
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