Robotics
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Origami snake robots could be used for search and rescue operations
The robot can move on uneven terrain and crawl through tiny passages.
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Hong Kong students built the world’s smallest humanoid robot
In 2022, Zain Ahmad Qureshi from Pakistan built a robot that was believed to be the smallest robot ever. Now, that record has been...
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Chatty robot guide dogs help the visually impaired find their way
Paw-sitive reception for robot guide dogs could lead to new assistive technologies.
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Autonomous underwater robot to tackle biofouling in maritime vessels
The robot will help reduce costs and environmental impact for ships.
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CERN’s robodog to explore cluttered and hazardous environments
CERNquadbot completed its first successful radiation protection test.
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RIC Technology launches revolutionary robotic arm printer for 3D construction
The Newest Model Live Printed A Structural Wall Segment at World of Concrete 2024
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QYSEA unveils AI Diver Tracking for its underwater robots
This sets a new standard in intelligent safety for underwater professionals and enthusiasts.
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Robot Avocado swings its way to unexplored treetops
The robot can collect data for researchers about this hard-to-reach habitat.
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Mini LineFly robot protects birds from overhead power lines
The automated system reduces bird collisions with unseen overhead power lines.
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These insect-like robots are smallest, lightest, fastest ever created
The smallest, lightest, and fastest fully functional micro-robots ever known to be created.
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Figure and BMW to bring general-purpose robots into automotive production
Figure's robots will enable companies to increase productivity and reduce costs.
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Samsung’s Ballie home companion robot actually seems helpful
The smart robot helps users intelligently navigate their lives.