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Robotics8 months ago
By Alex McFarland

Robotic ‘Third Thumb’ Changes How Hand is Represented in Brain
A team of researchers at the University College London (UCL) has demonstrated how a robotic ‘Third Thumb’ can change how the hand is represented in the...
Robotics9 months ago
By Alex McFarland

New Tool Designs Complex DNA Robots and Nanodevices
One of the most promising areas of the robotics field involves tiny DNA-based robots and nanodevices, which scientists believe will eventually be capable of delivering targeted...
Robotics9 months ago
By Alex McFarland

“Dumb Robots” Accomplish Tasks by Leveraging Physical Characteristics
In order for swarms of robots to act collectively, researchers must choreograph their interactions by relying on advanced algorithms and components. However, if the robots are...
Robotics9 months ago
By Alex McFarland

Newly Discovered Law of Physics Set to Drastically Impact Robotics
Researchers at North Carolina State University have discovered a new law of physics that should have major implications for the field of robotic technologies. The new...
Robotics9 months ago
By Alex McFarland

Robot ‘Thinks Out Loud’ During Thought Process
Italian researchers have designed a robot that can ‘think out loud,’ which enables users to hear its thought process and gain deeper insight into the technology’s...
Robotics9 months ago
By Alex McFarland

Robot Teaches Itself To Walk Through Reinforcement Learning
While Boston Dynamics and dancing robots usually receive most of the attention, there are some major developments taking place behind the scenes that don’t receive enough...
Robotics9 months ago
By Alex McFarland

Human-Robot Collaboration System Based on AI Ready for Factory Floor
A new human-robot collaboration system based on artificial intelligence (AI) is ready for the factory floor. The system provides robots with context around the work environment...
Robotics10 months ago
By Alex McFarland

Metal-Eating Robot Can Follow Metal Path With No Computer or Battery
A newly developed ‘metal-eating’ robot can follow a metal path with no need for a computer or battery. The robot can autonomously navigate towards aluminum surfaces...
Robotics10 months ago
By Daniel Martin

WiBotic Secures Two CE Marks for Robot Wireless Charging Systems
Today WiBotic, a leader in advanced autonomous charging and fleet energy management solutions for the rapidly expanding ecosystem of aerial, mobile, marine, and industrial robots, announced...
Robotics10 months ago
By Alex McFarland

Researchers Aim to Give Warehouse Robots Superhuman Perception
A team of researchers at Massachusetts Institute of Technology is “trying to give robots superhuman perception,” according to MIT Associate Professor Fadel Adib. As robots advance...
Robotics10 months ago
By Alex McFarland

Xenobots 2.0 are Here and Still Developed With Frog Stem Cells
The same team of biologists and computer scientists from Tufts University and the University of Vermont that created the “Xenobots” last year have now developed Xenobots...
Robotics10 months ago
By Alex McFarland

QTrobot Encourages Children with Autism to Engage in Educational Activities
Developed in 2016, LuxAI was based on a proof of concept project on Programming Cognitive Robots, which focuses on providing access and more affordable specialized interventions...
Robotics10 months ago
By Alex McFarland

Engineers Develop Electronics-Free Robot That Can Monitor Water Conditions
A team of engineers at Duke University has developed a new electronics-free, soft robot that could play a big role in monitoring environmental conditions in the...
Robotics10 months ago
By Alex McFarland

Soft-Bodied Robots More Efficient With New Deep Learning Neural Network
Soft-bodied robots are an extremely important tool in the wider field of robotics, as traditional and rigid-bodied robots are not able to complete the same types...
Robotics10 months ago
By Alex McFarland

Researchers Developing Self-Walking Robotic Exoskeletons
Robotics researchers at the University of Waterloo are working on one of the next big developments within the field of robotics: self-walking robotic exoskeletons. The new...

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