Theobald shared his thoughts on the human side of robotics, building a human-centered business, and the future of robotics.
Daniel Theobald: I founded Vecna Technologies right out of school after working in industry for a brief period of time because I wanted to be part of something meaningful.
Security robots market set to more than quadruple by 2030 | SC Media
Polaris Market Research on Tuesday reported that the global security robots market size and share was valued at $27.32 billion in 2021 and the researchers expect it to surpass $116.44 billion by 2030 — growing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 17.65% during the forecast period.
Could robots do the work of master marble sculptors?
Carrara, Italy — A remarkable innovation is changing the way timeless art is created. For centuries, Italy's world-famous Carrara marble has been used to make some of the most iconic sculptures in history.
The 13-foot zinc alloy robot is doing the work of an army of Renaissance sculptors, according to Giacomo Massari, the owner of Robotor, the company behind the invention.
Drone advances amid war in Ukraine could bring fighting robots to front lines | PBS NewsHour
KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Drone advances in Ukraine have accelerated a long-anticipated technology trend that could soon bring the world’s first fully autonomous fighting robots to the battlefield, inaugurating a new age of warfare.
The longer the war lasts, the more likely it becomes that drones will be used to identify, select and attack targets without help from humans, according to military analysts, combatants and artificial intelligence researchers.
Tech trends to watch in 2023: AI, EVs, delivery robots and more
Why it matters: These AIs — which spit out words or images based on a simple text prompt — are, on one hand, deeply impressive.
Reality check: While there will be more EV choices this year, they'll still account for only about 12% of total vehicle sales, according to J.D. Power's 2023 forecast.
Listen to some robots do a decent Nirvana cover | Boing Boing
Chipotle and White Castle are spending over $500,000 a month on ROBOTS to combat labor shortages | ...
Major fast-food chains are employing robots to flip burgers, brew espressos and greet customers - and it is a fraction of the cost compared to paying human workers.
White Castle is testing the Flippy robot at 100 locations and Chipotle uses a one-armed robot to make tortilla chips at one site - both cost $3,000 a month - and Starbucks has $18,000 AI-powered espresso machines in at least 1,200 locations.
Do Asheville police, Buncombe Sheriff have any tactical robots?
Question: The ACT recently ran a follow-up article on the tragic mass shooting in Raleigh. The article indicated that the suspect was captured by a tactical robot that was deployed by local law enforcement.
Answer: Asheville police have a tactical robot that is required to meet their bomb squad accreditation, APD spokesperson Samantha Booth said.
How automated customer service robots are controlling conversations
Customer service help is getting more challenging. If you've found yourself frustrated by fewer and fewer "human interactions" when you shop, get used to it. FOX 26's Tom Zizka shares how bots are now controlling the conversation.
HOUSTON - If you've found yourself frustrated by less-and-less 'human interaction' when you shop, get used to it as more companies are turning to automated artificial intelligence services for their customer service.
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