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Skilligent Adds ‘Laser Pointer Detection and Tracking’ Feature to Behavior Control Software

Skilligent has added a ‘laser pointer detection and tracking’ feature to Release 2.0 of its Robot Learning and Behavior Control System software. The feature provides robot users with an additional mechanism for interacting with trainable multi-task service robots guided by the software.


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Do We Think That Machines Can Think?

Apparently, the answer is yes.  In this first-of-its-kind study, researchers from the Clinic for Psychiatry and Psychotherapy at RWTH Aachen University used functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) to study human interaction and perspective taking during human/machine interactions. The study found that at the neural…


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AldebaranAldebaran Robotics is a world-leading company providing a unique humanoid robot for academic purposes. Our product, NAO, with its user-friendly programming environment, has become a standard platform…

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AEROPAK New Fuel Cell Power Pack for Mini-UAV
Posted Aug 16
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According to AEROPAK, their new fuel cell powerpack for mini-unmanned aerial vehicles can extend the flight times of 5-10kg class mini-UAVs by 300%. The company goes on to say that the battery “integrates ultra-light fuel cells and dry-fuel cartridge technology, creating a simple and easy-to-use solution - that can replace battery-based systems today.”