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Researchers at Georgia Tech and Emory University have created a robot, designed to help users with limited mobility with everyday tasks, that moves autonomously to an item selected with a green laser pointer, picks up the item and then delivers it to the user, another person or a selected location such as a table. The new robotic communication method may help robots find their way into the home sooner.
Induction ceremony highlighted during international business development event for the mobile robotics and intelligent systems industry
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The venture capital community has mixed feelings about the robotics industry, the result of few applications and fewer success stories. But can the same the same yardstick used to gauge success for say, Web 2.0 startups (or Web Bubble 1.0), be applied to robotics?
Leading Internet retailer cites flexibility and performance as keys to decision.
