Robotics Archives - Page 37 of 38 - Scitke

Enabling Autonomous Exploration for Robots

Applied Science, Robotics, Science / Marcílio Santos

Researchers have created a range of robotic systems and planners that empower robots to expedite exploration, venture into uncharted territories, and generate highly precise and detailed maps. These systems enable robots to achieve these tasks autonomously, navigating and mapping without any human intervention. Carnegie Mellon University’s Autonomous Robotics Team However, a team of researchers from […]

Enabling Autonomous Exploration for Robots Read More »

Introducing a Groundbreaking Algorithm for Collision Avoidance in Robots

Applied Science, Robotics, Science / Ngoma Manuel

The International Journal of Computational Science and Engineering recently published a groundbreaking study presenting a fresh approach to autonomous robot navigation. This innovative method can prevent collisions and accidents across diverse applications in various environments, including industrial buildings, warehouses, agricultural fields, urban self-driving vehicles, search and rescue sites, healthcare settings, and even home and garden

Introducing a Groundbreaking Algorithm for Collision Avoidance in Robots Read More »

DeepMind Unveils Self-Training RoboCat

Applied Science, Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, Science, Tech / Ngoma Manuel

Someone who remains unidentified and holds an appreciation for cats once expressed, “Cats and computers share a common trait—they both exert dominance over the Internet.“ Researchers at Google’s DeepMind recently combined artificial intelligence and a robot named RoboCat. Although it doesn’t currently dominate the Internet, it is anticipated to take a significant leap into a

DeepMind Unveils Self-Training RoboCat Read More »

Researchers Create a New Robotic Bee with full Freedom of Movement

Applied Science, Robotics, Science, Tech / Jorge Paka

A revolutionary advancement in miniature robotics has been achieved with the development of a new robot, affectionately named Bee++. This remarkable robot possesses the ability to fly freely in all six degrees of freedom, representing a significant breakthrough. The potential applications of this miniature robot range from artificial pollination to search and rescue operations. Engineered

Researchers Create a New Robotic Bee with full Freedom of Movement Read More »

Robotic Chef Learns to Recreate Recipes From Viewing Food Videos

Applied Science, Robotics, Science / Vicentina Inácio

Scientists have trained a robotic chef to view and learn from cooking videos and recreate the recipe. The scientists from the University of Cambridge programmed their robot chef with a ‘cookbook’ of eight basic salad recipes. After watching a video of a human showing one of the recipes, the robot chef could recognize which recipe

Robotic Chef Learns to Recreate Recipes From Viewing Food Videos Read More »

Collaboration For Cultural Sensitivity 1

Scientists Have Developed the First Modular Body– a Living Being That Is not Alive

1 Comment / Applied Science, Healthcare, Robotics, Science /

Biologist Cornelis Vlasman imagines the body as a functioning biological LEGO system. As well as, his clickable system of swapping human organs is coming to life … if you want to define life reasonably loosely. Moreover, you are willing to suspend reality for a bit. In a (fictional) experiment, Vlasman developed OSCAR, a living, organic

Scientists Have Developed the First Modular Body– a Living Being That Is not Alive Read More »

Using Cuttlefish Eyes as a Template For Better Robotic Eyes

1 Comment / Applied Science, Robotics, Science / Ngoma Manuel

In a groundbreaking effort, a group of roboticists hailing from Seoul National University, Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology, and Pusan National University in South Korea have created a revolutionary robotic eye that functions exceptionally well under poorly lit and unevenly illuminated conditions. The cuttlefish model In their research paper, which has been published in

Using Cuttlefish Eyes as a Template For Better Robotic Eyes Read More »

How A Hospital Is Using UV-C Disinfecting Robots

2 Comments / Healthcare, Robotics / Kialanda Luvumbu

With cleaning standards under heightened scrutiny, hospitals and healthcare facilities face increased pressure to maintain the highest level of cleanliness. In response to this challenge, Cameron Memorial Community Hospital in Angola, Indiana, recently made a heavy investment in the ultraviolet (UV-C) disinfecting robots. This action is to ensure that patient rooms are effectively clean, as

How A Hospital Is Using UV-C Disinfecting Robots Read More »

En Route to Human Environment Interaction Technology with Soft Microfingers

Applied Science, Robotics, Science / Kialanda Luvumbu

Human robot communications not just enable robotics to interact with humans however likewise with the atmosphere. Microrobots, for example, can communicate with insects and measure the force exerted by them during the trip or walking. However, this communication is not direct, with the microrobots measuring insect habits primarily. Now, scientists have developed a soft micro-robotic

En Route to Human Environment Interaction Technology with Soft Microfingers Read More »

New Prototype Exoskeletons For Industrial Employees

Artificial Intelligence, Computer & Electronics, Robotics, Tech / Kialanda Luvumbu

Scientists at IIT-Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia (Italian Institute of Technology) and INAIL (Italian Worker’s Compensation Authority) have designed and produced innovative prototypes of wearable robotic exoskeletons for industrial usage to make the job in the industrial and production areas safer. Through electric motors and artificial intelligence algorithms, these wearable robotic devices will aid workers in

New Prototype Exoskeletons For Industrial Employees Read More »