Handwrytten is a business in Tempe where robots can learn your handwriting, mimic it, and then write a thank you note. FOX 10's Steve Nielsen reports.
TEMPE, Ariz. - Inside one building in Tempe , robots are staying busy writing card after card - but their "hands" never cramp or tire.
Why We Anthropomorphize Space Robots and Treat Them Like Friends
When a Mars rover beams back a selfie, the mission's Earth-bound engineers and scientists feel like they're getting a FaceTime from a friend they haven't seen in ages.
We know Mars rovers are robots, but they feel like friends, or pets. What makes us feel so attached to them?
Should Robots Have Rights? - Aish.com
This is especially true regarding the idea of robots who have human-like intelligence, appearance, and personalities.
Usually, predictions for the arrival of these robots have been amusingly wide of the mark. The 1999 Robin Williams film Bicentennial Man envisages a brave new world of domestic robot assistants coming in…2005.
The Worldwide Surgical Robot Industry is Expected to Reach $38.27 Billion in 2027
The global surgical robot market is forecasted to reach US$38.27 billion in 2027, experiencing growth at a CAGR of 21.16% during the period spanning from 2023 to 2027.
Growth in the global surgical robot market was supported by factors such as aging population, rise in disposable income, accelerating global spending on health, advantages of robotic-assisted surgery, rapid increase in chronic disorders, favorable government policies and support, and advances in ...
The Next Generation of Farm Robots to be Smaller, Low Cost - AG INFORMATION NETWORK OF THE WEST
Can robots really plug the workforce shortage left by Brexit? | Torsten Bell | The Guardian
One study shows that when workers are scarce automation can help, but that's still impossible in many sectors
Migration was quite a big deal, Brexit-wise, but six years on, and two after the end of free movement, what has been the impact?
This is overstated (hiring difficulties have been common across Europe), but fewer available workers will have contributed to the hiring challenges in lower-paying sectors that were previously reliant on EU workers (and where the authors show the workforce reduction is concentrated).
Bear Robotics Raises $117M to Fund Food Service Robots
Bear Robotics, a robotics and AI company backed by SoftBank, announced in March 2022 that it had raised $81 million in a Series B funding round.
The decision to create Servi was made when Japanese restaurants faced a labor shortage due to the COVID-19 pandemic restrictions.
Robotic upside to China's demographic decline – Asia Times
China's population has started to decline and this has set off a Pavlovian negative reaction – via the news media – of the sort that we have seen before in the case of Japan.
Reuters warns that the news "sounds alarm on demographic crisis." CNN predicts that the "impact will be felt around the world", will act as a "drag on growth" and "could threaten China's ambitions of overtaking the United States as the world's largest economy."
Robots as enablers: Improving the working culture in the public sector through automation
With spending cuts looming, government departments will focus sharply on cutting costs and increasing efficiency. Yet cost-cutting does not have to come at the expense of employee engagement or the citizen experience.
The UK has seen widespread industrial action in the public sector, with disputes over working conditions and pay coming from Royal Mail employees, rail workers, healthcare staff, and teachers.
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