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Interviews4 years ago
By Antoine Tardif

Adi Singh, Product Manager in Robotics at Canonical – Interview Series
Adi Singh, is the Product Manager in Robotics at Canonical. Canonical specializes in open source software, including Ubuntu, the world’s most popular enterprise Linux from cloud...
Robotics4 years ago
By Alex McFarland

Nanomaterial Brings Color-Changing Properties to Robots
A newly-developed film made of gold nanoparticles could allow robots to adopt the type of camouflage and skin color properties of creatures such as chameleons and...
Robotics4 years ago
By Alex McFarland

“Artificial Chemist” Performs Chemical Reactions
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is making its way into every field including Chemistry. In the latest innovation, researchers from North Carolina State University and the University at...
Artificial General Intelligence4 years ago
By Antoine Tardif

Is Sophia Robot using AI or is it a Marketing Stunt?
If you've been following AI for any period of time you have probably heard of Hanson Robotics humanoid Robot Sophia. From a marketing point of view...
Robotics4 years ago
By Alex McFarland

Researchers Develop Extremely Dexterous Microrobot
Researchers at the Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) and the Harvard Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering have developed an...
Robotics4 years ago
By Alex McFarland

Robots Walk Faster With Newly Developed Flexible Feet
Roboticists at the University of California San Diego have developed flexible feet for robots. The new technology can result in robots walking 40 percent faster on...
Robotics4 years ago
By Alex McFarland

New Software Developed to Improve Robotic Prosthetics
New software has been developed by researchers at North Carolina State University in order to improve robotic prosthetics or exoskeletons. The new software is able to...
Robotics4 years ago
By Alex McFarland

Computer Graphics Technology Adapted for Soft Robotics
Scientists from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) and Carnegie Mellon University have adapted sophisticated computer graphics technology for soft robotics. They used the same...
Robotics4 years ago
By Alex McFarland

Fastest Soft Robots To-Date Developed by Researchers
A group of researchers has developed a new type of soft robot that is faster than previous versions when moving on solid surfaces or in the...
Robotics4 years ago
By Alex McFarland

New Study Suggests Robots in the Workforce Increase Income Inequality, Greatly Depends on Region
There have been many predictions about the future of work with artificial intelligence and automation, ranging from massive unemployment to the creation of many new jobs...
Robotics4 years ago
By Alex McFarland

Researchers Develop Tiny “Spinobots” with Rat Muscle and Spinal Cord Tissue
In a strange-sounding and important development in robotics, researchers at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign have developed tiny “spinobots” capable of walking. They are powered...
Robotics4 years ago
By Alex McFarland

Researchers Develop Method for Steadying Robotic Fingers During Surgery
Researchers at Texas A&M University have developed a new surgical technology for steadying robotic arms during surgery. The new study was published in the journal Scientific...
Interviews4 years ago
By Antoine Tardif

Dr. David Zarrouk, Director of Bioinspired and Medical Robotics Laboratory – Interview Series
David is a a Senior Lecturer (assistant professor) at the ME department of Ben Gurion University of the Negev, and director of the Bioinspired and Medical...
Interviews4 years ago
By Antoine Tardif

Tom Ryden, Executive Director of MassRobotics – Interview Series
MassRobotics is an independent, non-profit organization serving as the innovation hub for robotics and connected devices. Through their programming and events, they help bring together innovative...
Robotics4 years ago
By Alex McFarland

Engineers Develop Method for Creating “Flexoskeletons” Without Special Equipment
Engineers at the University of California San Diego have developed a method to create soft, flexible, 3-D printed robots without the use of special equipment. This...

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