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Robotics8 months ago
By Alex McFarland

Trust and Deception: The Role of Apologies in Human-Robot Interactions
Robot deception is an understudied field with more questions than answers, particularly when it comes to rebuilding trust in robotic systems after they have been caught...
Robotics8 months ago
By Alex McFarland

Children’s Trust in Robots: Age-Dependent Preferences
A recent study published in the Journal of Cognition and Development explored how the age of preschoolers affected their trust in robots as sources of information....
Robotics8 months ago
By Alex McFarland

Pioneering Sustainable Soft Robotics: Biodegradable Artificial Muscles for a Greener Future
An international team of researchers from the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems (MPI-IS) in Stuttgart, Germany, the Johannes Kepler University (JKU) in Linz, Austria, and...
Robotics8 months ago
By Alex McFarland

Can a Robot’s Appearance Impact Its Effectiveness as a Workplace Wellbeing Coach?
A recent study conducted by researchers from the University of Cambridge revealed that the physical appearance of robot wellbeing coaches affects participants' engagement with them. The...
Robotics9 months ago
By Alex McFarland

Tiny Robot Could Help Doctors Perform Surgery
A team of engineers at the University of Waterloo has developed a tiny robot that could eventually help doctors perform surgery. The robot was inspired by...
Robotics9 months ago
By Alex McFarland

Robot Helps Children With Learning Disabilities Stay Focused
A team of engineering researchers at the University of Waterloo has successfully developed and used a robot to help keep children with learning disabilities focused on...
Robotics9 months ago
By Alex McFarland

CMU Researchers Create AI Robot That Paints
Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University’s Robotics Institute have developed a tool called FRIDA, which is a robotic arm with a paintbrush attached to it. The tool...
Robotics10 months ago
By Alex McFarland

Are Legged Robots Safe in the Workplace?
A new study suggests that it still might be a long time before we can safely interact with legged robots in the real world. A recent...
Robotics10 months ago
By Alex McFarland

Scientists Combine Conventional Robotics and Microfluids
Robots are often equipped with moving arms, many times programmed and used to carry out a variety of tasks in factories. These types of robots have...
Robotics11 months ago
By Alex McFarland

Flapping Drones Are on Their Way
Recent research out of Lund University in Sweden has found that birds fly more efficiently by folding their wings during the upstroke, which could lead to...
Robotics11 months ago
By Alex McFarland

Johns Hopkins Team Creates Gelatinous Robot Powered by Temperature
Researchers at Johns Hopkins University have developed a gelatinous robot that can crawl and is only powered by temperature change and an innovative design. The new...
Robotics11 months ago
By Alex McFarland

Human Language Accelerates Robotic Learning
A team of researchers at Princeton has found that human-language descriptions of tools can accelerate the learning of a simulated robotic arm that can lift and...
Robotics11 months ago
By Alex McFarland

New Study Suggests Small Tax on Robots to Reduce Income Inequality
A new study carried out by MIT economists suggests that a modest tax on robots could be an optimal policy for reducing income inequality in the...
Robotics12 months ago
By Alex McFarland

Soft Robot Detects Damage and Heals Itself
A team of engineers at Cornell University has developed a soft robot that can detect when and where it was damaged before healing itself right away. ...
Robotics12 months ago
By Alex McFarland

Software Model Makes “Transport” Robots Smarter
Teams of humans and robots collaborating will become more common among industries. For example, human and automated workers could work together to process online orders by...

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