MIT Engineers Develop Wearable Robotic Limbs
MIT engineers developed “SuperLimbs” to support astronauts on the moon. SuperLimbs help astronauts conserve energy by aiding recovery from falls.…
NVIDIA Researchers Showcase Robot Controllers
NVIDIA introduces vectorized controllers to enhance robotic stability. Research spans geometric fabrics and DeXtreme manipulation tasks. ICRA presentations highlight broad…
Hyundai Increases Stake in Motional
Hyundai acquires more Motional shares for $448 million. Motional shifts focus to developing core driverless technology. Company streamlines operations, reducing…
NVIDIA, Siemens, Teradyne Leaders Discuss Robotics
Executives from NVIDIA, Siemens, and Teradyne Robotics gathered in Odense, Denmark. They discussed the importance of collaboration and AI in…
Sony Introduces Microsurgery Robot
Sony unveils a new microsurgery robot for precision surgeries. It automates instrument exchange to reduce surgical interruptions. The system enhances…
How Humanoid Robots Aid in Closing Employment Gaps
Humanoid robots help bridge significant labor gaps. They integrate smoothly with existing automation. MMRs enhance safety and operational efficiency.
Microrobots Tackle Microplastic and Bacterial Pollution
Microrobots effectively remove microplastics and bacteria. Robots are reusable, enhancing their cost-effectiveness. System opens new avenues for robotics in environmental…
ETH Zurich Advances Space Exploration with SpaceHopper Robot
ETH Zurich develops SpaceHopper for asteroid exploration. SpaceHopper tested in zero-gravity, shows promising capabilities. Robot could significantly advance celestial body…
Kawasaki Robotics Unveils New CL Series Cobots
Kawasaki introduced the CL series cobots at Automate. CL series combines safety with high industrial performance. Kawasaki remains a leader…
Techman Introduces TM30S for Advanced Robotic Tasks
Techman launches TM30S with AI-driven capabilities. TM30S enhances efficiency in industrial automation. Partnerships expand Techman's global cobot influence.
