Harvard Develops Robots for Grasping Fragile Objects
Some possible real-world applications include handling fruit, delicate tissue in medical procedures and settings, and even fragile or highly irregular objects …
Chip Shortage Solution: Enter the Robots
The new robots leverage modern mobility standards, and both the platform and arm are rated cleanroom class ISO 3.
Most Workers Believe Robots Aid Career Development
Employees believe AI-enabled robots are better equipped to handle career demands because they can offer personalized, unbiased
Are Robo-Umpires A Step Too Far For MLB?
MLB will have to address technical hurdles if it implements
Self-Deprecating Robots are Better Conversationalists
In any group setting, one way to establish and promote better social engagement is through vulnerable
Researchers Develop New Framework To Teach Robots
Getting robots to learn is quite similar to how we teach humans, and UC Berkeley may have found a way to speed up the process with deep
MIT Develops Autonomous Sensing System, Using Shadows
The new system offers an improvement of a second over current Lidar systems deployed in almost all autonomous
Will Smart Factories Remove the Need for Humans?
Collaboration between humans and robotics is seen as a key part of Industry
Insights from the Transform 2019 AI Conference
Annual thought leader forum tackles bot sprawl, "creepy" customization, and the surprising virtues of AI that's small and boring.
Can the Enterprise-In-Motion be Autonomic?
To truly benefit from automation, agents, AI and robotics, real-time enterprises must smartly sync "reflexes" and goals.
