By ETH Zurich March 9, 2023 Using a glass needle made to oscillate with the assistance of ultrasound, liquids can be manipulated and particles can be trapped. Credit: ETH Zurich
Most of us are familiar with robots that possess movable arms. These machines are commonly found in factory settings and are capable of performing various mechanical tasks. They can be programmed to perform a range of functions, and a single robot can carry out multiple tasks.
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Big Tech Is Now Developing Powerful AI Brains for Real-World Robots
Large deep learning models like OpenAI's GPT-3 have ushered in a golden age for chatbots, but what about physical robots? Both Google and Microsoft have now announced research into applying similar AI models to robots, with impressive results.
Researchers at Google and the Berlin Institute of Technology have released an AI model called PaLM-E this week that combines language and vision capabilities to control robots, allowing them to complete tasks autonomously in the real world—from getting a chip bag from a kitchen to ...
Sanctuary marks first commercial test of "human-like" robots in Mark's clothing store
A Canadian startup has begun piloting its "human-like intelligence robots " that can complete retail worker tasks, recently testing it out at Canadian Tire-owned Mark's..
This week, Sanctuary AI announced the successful deployment of its general-purpose robots at a Mark's retail store.
Companies ordered more robots in 2022
That's according to a report from the Association for Advancing Automation (A3), which tracks industrial robot sales in North America. In 2022, companies ordered 44,196 robots in total, totaling $2.38 billion in sales. That's 11% more robots—and 18% more in sales—than in 2021.
Iron Ox is automating farming by combining robotics and hydroponics https://t.co/ZwSAOhBQFt TechInsider (from New York, USA) Tue Mar 07 21:07:31 +0000 2023
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