Shanghai Electric unveils humanoids and industrial robots and AI smart factory technologies – Robotics & Automation News
Shanghai Electric unveils humanoids and industrial robots and AI smart factory technologies Robotics & Automation News
Shanghai Electric unveils humanoids and industrial robots and AI smart factory technologies Robotics & Automation News
Tichakorn Wongpiromsarn (above), associate professor of computer science at Iowa State University, has devoted much of her career to the development of autonomous vehicles, both in academia and industry settings. Photo courtesy of Tichakorn Wongpiromsarn. AMES, Iowa — From driving cars to flying drones, as autonomous robots take on more responsibility, they also face more…
Mondo Robotics has unveiled Beni, which it describes as the world’s first portable camera robot designed for “every consumer and terrain.” What may seem a bit like science fiction is, in fact, a real robotic camera that Mondo Robotics is launching on Kickstarter today. Ahead of today’s full reveal, Mondo Robotics had been teasing Beni…
A Baltimore startup has raised $11.5 million to build the piece of infrastructure that the autonomous surgery industry has been missing — not a smarter robot, but the simulation platform that lets device makers prove a smarter robot works before it ever touches a patient. Inner Logic, formerly known as Semaphor, closed the seed round…
New robot weighing less than 200 grams swims, breaks the surface, and flies using only wings, without propellers or launch system. CPG Click Oil and Gas
Robotic sensing systems have evolved to be the basis of modern automation through providing robots with the ability to sense the environment around them, make smart decisions and complete difficult tasks with precision. Through the application of robotic sensing systems, robots can work more safely and effectively without human interference in applications including industrial manufacturing…
Robots are already proving their worth in the textile industry, logistics, and industrial maintenance. Robotic arms have been welding in the automotive industry for decades, but this technology is only slowly gaining a foothold in certain sectors. These include some of the world’s most labor-intensive sectors, such as textile and apparel manufacturing, logistics, and security….