“You really need to develop a whole product solution—hardware, software, UI, interfaces, and process redesign—with a consideration for what problem you are really trying to solve.” —Aldo Zini
Getting large teams of robots to collaborate is the work of Dr Regis Vincent, who envisions applications that include mapping nuclear contamination.
What obstacles remain for robots to work alongside humans in industrial settings, and how far have we come in eliminating those challenges? Dr. Roland Menassa answers these and other questions in his presentation at the RoboBusiness summit November 2-3 in Boston.
John Reid, director of Product Technology and Innovation at Moline Technology Innovation Center, a part of John Deere’s Global Technology Innovation Network, discusses how his company’s technologies will help feed the world’s billions.
[ view all ]Service & Healthcare
- Scientists Test MRI Controllable Pill
- New Automated Solution for DNA Sample Enrichment Debuts
- New Scoring System Can Tell Surgeons How They Perform on da Vinci Robots
- Open-Source Robotic Surgery Platform Going to Top Medical Research Labs
- Contest to Develop Medical Tricorder Officially Begins
- ioBridge’s ThingSpeak ‘Internet of Things’ Platform Used to Create…
- Infographic Explains Robotic App Market
Scientists Test MRI Controllable Pill
The same technology could one day be used to deliver drugs or perform laser surgery at a tumor’s precise location.
[ view all ]Consumer & Education
- CoroWare Announces ROS Upgrade Offer for Corobot Classic and Explorer Owners
- New Consumer-Centric Self-Checkout Robots to Debut at Trade Event
- Justin Bieber Unveils TOSY mRobo Entertainment Robot at CES Robotics TechZone
- CoroWare Announces CoroBot Upgrades and Options
- Baylor to Use VGo Telepresence Robot to Aid School Districts Hurt by Funding Cuts…
- European Robotics Week Includes 350 Events Across the EU
- Harvard’s Wyss Institute Signs Licensing Agreement with K-Team Corporation
CoroWare Announces ROS Upgrade Offer for Corobot Classic and Explorer Owners
The offer will give customers access to a wide range of the open source Robotic Operating System applications.
[ view all ]Security & Defense
- Northrop Grumman, U.S. Navy Test Autonomous Aerial Refueling for Unmanned Combat Air System
- Autonomous Robot Completes “Full Day’s Work” Unassisted
- DARPA Developing Novel Fire Suppression Method
- MICROMO and ReconRobotics Team Up on Rugged UGV Solution
- Pushing the Envelope
- TORC Robotics Tackles High-Speed Autonomous Vehicle Navigation Challenges
- Big Drones Launch Smaller Drones During Naval Research Laboratory Test
Northrop Grumman, U.S. Navy Test Autonomous Aerial Refueling for Unmanned Combat Air System
Surrogate testing with a Learjet validates flight control algorithms, vision systems that will enable autonomous refueling operations.
[ view all ]Industry & Manufacturing
- Adept Technology Introduces New Autonomous Transporter
- ABB Debuts Cleanroom ISO 5 (Class 100) Version of the IRB 120 Multipurpose, 6-Axis Robot
- Maryland Company To Distribute Robotic Freezer for Scientific Applications
- SwRI Establishes ROS-Industrial Software Repository
- Adept Touts Courier that Can Find its Own Way to a New Destination
- Company Says Robotics Industry Can Use its InduraNET p for Wireless Communication Needs
- ABB Extends IRC5 Panel Mounted Controller to Larger Robots
Adept Technology Introduces New Autonomous Transporter
The new Adept Courier is a small autonomous vehicle that simplifies the everyday task of moving goods, materials, samples, or parts around an office or…
[ view all ]Research & Academics
- Terahertz Polarizer Nears Perfection
- Future Robots Could Have Complex Electronic Circuits Embedded into Their Casings
- T-Ray Technology Could Lead to Powerful Sensors for Robotic Medical Devices
- IBM scientists create the world’s smallest magnetic memory bit using only 12 atoms
- Implanted Biofuel Cell Converts Bug’s Chemistry into Electricity
- Researchers Develop Permanent DNA-Based Data-Storage Device
- Dinosaur and Lizard Tails Inspire Robot Designers
Terahertz Polarizer Nears Perfection
Research at Rice University leads to nanotube-based device for communication, security, sensing.
[ view all ]Design & Development
- Spherical Robots Set to Probe the Ocean Depths
- Taming Shrew Technology
- Power from the Sea
- NASA ‘Smart SPHERES’ Tested Successfully on International Space Station
- Teaching Old (Toy) Robots New Tricks; Device Adds Bluetooth Link for Toys, TVs
- Medical Robotics Experts Help Advance NASA’s ‘Satellite Surgery’ Project
- Princeton Technique Puts Chemistry Breakthroughs on the Fast Track
Spherical Robots Set to Probe the Ocean Depths
Sensorbots come equipped with biogeochemical sensors and can travel in swarms.
The Recon Scout IR can slip into a collapsed building or hostage situation where a person can’t, and send back real-time images that allow responders to identify a tactical response. …
Enabled by advanced micro-electro-mechanical technologies, the YEI 3-Space family of sensors provides low-cost inertial sensing solutions that maintain performance characteristics of comparable units costing thousands…
Watch to learn never-before told secrets from the Robot Whisperers and discover how engineers are using 3D simulation software to improve their relationship with their robots.
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