Drone Use Will Skyrocket By 2021, Government Says
Jonathan Vanian for Fortune: In addition to data about hobbyist-owned drones, the FAA said that it expects roughly 442,000 drones to be used by businesses by 2021 for tasks like taking pictures of farmland or inspecting cell phone towers. That's nearly ten times as many drones than the 42,000 the FAA said businesses used in 2016.
Drone Defense Startups Flock to the Rescue
Reuters: Airspace is among some 70 companies working on counter-drone systems as small consumer and commercial drones proliferate. But unlike others, it aims to catch drones instead of disabling them or shooting them down.
Neya Systems LLC Releases UxCBRN IOP-compliant CBRN Interface Hardware
As a part of Neya's growing Ux line of products, UxCBRN™ provides an IOP-compliant interface to a broad range of Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Environmental sensors.
Milrem Developing a Robotic Warfare System to Keep Soldiers Safe in Battle
Milrem's fully modular unmanned ground vehicle THeMIS equipped with KONGSBERG PROTECTOR Remote Weapon Station
U.S. Security Associates Named Authorized Reseller of the Sharp INTELLOS™ A-UGV
Sharp Robotics Business Development (SRBD), a division of Sharp Electronics Corporation (SEC), announced the appointment of U.S. Security Associates (USA) as an authorized guard services reseller of the Sharp INTELLOS™ Automated Unmanned Ground Vehicle (A-UGV).
SMP Robotics and Robotic Assistance Devices to Unveil the Next Generation of S5 HD Security Robot Enhanced with Intruder Recognition System at ISC West in Las Vegas
Intruder Recognition System adds advanced people and vehicle detection on the moving robot, giving the S5 higher levels of autonomy.
Realion Robotics Introduces Reliable, Capable, High Value Robots for Military Use
Cost-effective EOD/surveillance robots are designed to be more reliable in harsh environments
Bionik Laboratories Launches Rental Financing Option for Healthcare Institutions
The Company in its commercialization process has determined that financing of Bionik Robotic Devices is an important option to provide to hospitals and other healthcare facilities.
First Robot Cop to join Dubai Police Force in May
Janice Williams for Newsweek: The first robot cop is expected to join Dubais police force in May. Officials in Dubai unveiled plans to introduce a robotic police officer to the United Arab Emirates during a policing forum recently and said they intend to have robot cops serving as about 25 percent of the force by 2030.
'Living and working with robots': European Robotics Forum to focus on robotics markets and future of work
The 3-day programme features keynotes, panel discussions, workshops, and plenty of robots roaming the exhibit floor.
SHADOW ROBOT COMPANY SECURE FUNDING FOR SEMI-AUTONOMOUS TELEOPERATION PROJECT
The UKs longest running robotics company and partners win Innovate UK funding
How Sensors, Robotics And Artificial Intelligence Will Transform Agriculture
In a new initiative called FarmView, researchers are working to combine sensors, robotics and artificial intelligence to create a fleet of mobile field robots they hope will improve plant breeding and crop-management practices.
NEVO Europe to Showcase RIVA IV Compounding System at EAHP 2017
NEVO Europe views France as a key market; hospital pharmacists will have an opportunity to learn how RIVA prevents medication errors and increases safety.
U.S. Security Associates Named Authorized Guard Services Reseller of the Sharp INTELLOS™ A-UGV
Sharp Electronics' Robot for Security, Surveillance and Maintenance Safety Inspections Added to U.S. Security Associates' P3 (Prepare. Predict. Prevent.(SM)) Technology Platform
America may miss out on the next industrial revolution
Preparing for automation means investing in robotics
Nick Statt for The Verge: Robots are inevitably going to automate millions of jobs in the US and around the world, but there’s an even more complex scenario on the horizon, said roboticist Matt Rendall. In a talk Tuesday at SXSW, Rendall painted a picture of the future of robotic job displacement that focused less on automation and more on the realistic ways in which the robotics industry will reshape global manufacturing.
The takeaway was that America, which has outsourced much of its manufacturing and lacks serious investment in industrial robotics, may miss out on the world’s next radical shift in how goods are produced. That’s because the robot makers — as in, the robots that make the robots — could play a key role in determining how automation expands across the globe. Full article:
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