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    ITRI introduces AI-based high density shuttle rack system
    The Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) in Taiwan has introduced the AI-Based High Density Shuttle Rack System (SRS). This smart storage system, which operates without manpower in thousand...
    12 July 2021, by and

    Bristol Robotics Lab Virtual Conference 2021 (with videos)
    The Bristol Robotics Laboratory (BRL) hosted their first virtual conference last Wednesday, the 30th of June. With over 50 talks, the conference was a gathering of top robotics researchers, business l...
    09 July 2021, by

    Face masks that can diagnose COVID-19
    By Lindsay Brownell Most people associate the term “wearable” with a fitness tracker, smartwatch, or wireless earbuds. But what if cutting-edge biotechnology were integrated into your clothing,...
    29 June 2021, by

    Learning for Caregiving Robots workshop at IEEE ICRA 2021
    The Learning for Caregiving Robots workshop at IEEE ICRA 2021 discussed how learning can enable robotic systems towards achieving consistently efficient and safe human assistance across activities of ...
    26 June 2021, by , , , , and

    Simulations, real robots, and bloopers from the DOTS competition: Powering emergency food distribution using swarms
    Results from the DOTS competition were released yesterday, after an intense month with teams from around the world designing new algorithms for robot swarms tasked with delivering emergency food parce...
    24 June 2021, by and

    Robot Swarms in the Real World workshop at IEEE ICRA 2021
    Siddharth Mayya (University of Pennsylvania), Gennaro Notomista (CNRS Rennes), Roderich Gross (The University of Sheffield) and Vijay Kumar (University of Pennsylvania) were the organisers of this IEE...
    17 June 2021, by



    IEEE ICRA 2021 Awards (with videos and papers)
    Did you have the chance to attend the 2021 International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA 2021)? Here we bring you the papers that received an award this year in case you missed them. Congr...
    15 June 2021, by

    Obstacles no problem for smart robots
    Normally, students and scientists walk here, but today a drone is flying through a corridor on TU Delft Campus. Seemingly effortlessly, it whizzes past and between a variety of obstacles: rubbish bins...
    13 June 2021, by

    A camera that knows exactly where it is
    Knowing where you are on a map is one of the most useful pieces of information when navigating journeys. It allows you to plan where to go next and also tracks where you have been before. This is esse...
    09 June 2021, by

    Expectations and perceptions of healthcare professionals for robot deployment in hospital environments during the COVID-19 pandemic
    The recent outbreak of the severe acute respiratory syndrome, caused by coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2), also referred to as COVID-19, has spread globally in an unprecedented way. In response, the efforts ...
    05 June 2021, by , and

    Engineers create a programmable fiber
    By Becky Ham | MIT News correspondent MIT researchers have created the first fiber with digital capabilities, able to sense, store, analyze, and infer activity after being sewn into a shirt. ...
    03 June 2021, by

    The new IIT’s “Robot Teleoperativo” (teleoperation robot)
    The Robot Teleoperativo is a new robotics result achieved at IIT-Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia and combining the rugged locomotion of HyQReal robot with dexterous and powerful manipulation assured b...
    01 June 2021, by

    Slender robotic finger senses buried items
    By Daniel Ackerman Over the years, robots have gotten quite good at identifying objects — as long as they’re out in the open. Discerning buried items in granular material like sand is a ...
    27 May 2021, by

    Meet the #NCCRWomen in robotics
    Meet Maria Vittoria and Inés! To celebrate Women’s Day 2021 and the 50th anniversary of women's right to vote in Switzerland, the Swiss NCCRs (National Centres of Competence in Research) wanted to...
    24 May 2021, by

    Creating expressive robot swarms
    As robot swarms leave the lab and enter our daily lives, it is important that we find ways by which we can effectively communicate with robot swarms, especially ones that contain a high number of robo...
    23 May 2021, by

    Helping drone swarms avoid obstacles without hitting each other
    By Clara Marc There is strength in numbers. That’s true not only for humans, but for drones too. By flying in a swarm, they can cover larger areas and collect a wider range of data, since each dr...
    20 May 2021, by

    Robot stomachs: powering machines with garbage and pee
    The Seinfeld idiom, “worlds are colliding,” is probably the best description of work in the age of Corona. Pre-pandemic, it was easy to departmentalize one’s professional life from o...
    14 May 2021, by

    Foldable, organic and easily broken down: Why DNA is the material of choice for nanorobots
    By Anthony King Doctors know that we need smarter medicines to target the bad guys only. One hope is that tiny robots on the scale of a billionth of a metre can come to the rescue, delivering drugs...
    11 May 2021, by

    Fish-inspired soft robot survives a trip to the deepest part of the ocean
    The deepest regions of the oceans still remain one of the least explored areas on Earth, despite their considerable scientific interest and the richness of lifeforms inhabiting them. Two reasons f...
    05 May 2021, by

    DNA-inspired ‘supercoiling’ fibres could make powerful artificial muscles for robots
    ShutterstockThe double helix of DNA is one of the most iconic symbols in science. By imitating the structure of this complex genetic molecule we have found a way to make artificial muscle fibres far m...
    03 May 2021, by

    Q&A: Vivienne Sze on crossing the hardware-software divide for efficient artificial intelligence
    Not so long ago, watching a movie on a smartphone seemed impossible. Vivienne Sze was a graduate student at MIT at the time, in the mid 2000s, and she was drawn to the challenge of compressing video t...
    02 May 2021, by

    Moon exploration rovers from Lunar Zebro
    In this series of articles, we take robot innovations from their test-lab and bring them to a randomly selected workplace in the outside world. We discovered that Lunar Zebro is not only good for risk...
    28 April 2021, by

    Navigating beneath the Arctic ice
    By Mary Beth Gallagher | Department of Mechanical Engineering There is a lot of activity beneath the vast, lonely expanses of ice and snow in the Arctic. Climate change has dramatically altered the...
    25 April 2021, by

    Perfecting self-driving cars – can it be done?
    posteriori/Shutterstock Robotic vehicles have been used in dangerous environments for decades, from decommissioning the Fukushima nuclear power plant or inspecting underwater energy infrastructur...
    22 April 2021, by , and

    Amanda Prorok’s talk – Learning to Communicate in Multi-Agent Systems (with video)
    In this technical talk, Amanda Prorok, Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science and Technology at Cambridge University, and a Fellow of Pembroke College, discusses her team's latest r...
    17 April 2021, by

    Robots flying a kite to generate electricity
    Since 2007, two professors at the TU Delft have been researching ways to harvest energy from the wind using a kite. The robotic kite looks set to make its debut in the energy sector, but often inventi...
    15 April 2021, by

    Talking Robotics’ seminars of January – April 2021 (with videos and even a musical summary!)
    Talking Robotics is a series of virtual seminars about Robotics and its interaction with other relevant fields, such as Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Design Research, Human-Robot Interact...
    09 April 2021, by and

    A robot that senses hidden objects
    By Daniel Ackerman | MIT News Office In recent years, robots have gained artificial vision, touch, and even smell. “Researchers have been giving robots human-like perception,” says MIT Associa...
    03 April 2021, by

    Towards mapping unknown environments with a robot swarm
    Mapping is an essential task in many robotics applications. A map is a representation of the environment generated from robots positions and sensors data. A map can be either used to navigate the robo...
    01 April 2021, by , and

    Researchers’ algorithm designs soft robots that sense
    By Daniel Ackerman | MIT News Office There are some tasks that traditional robots — the rigid and metallic kind — simply aren’t cut out for. Soft-bodied robots, on the other hand, may be able...
    24 March 2021, by

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