Robots That Help Keep A Winning Smile
Nanodentistry could be the future of dentistry.
Robotic Glove Invented by NUS Researchers Helps Patients Restore Hand Movements
Lightweight and soft, EsoGlove detects muscle signals and guides the hand to perform rehabilitation exercises
Automating the Chemo Compounding Process
RIVA uses automation of sterile manipulations and isolation of the compounding area to solve major safety issues with manual compounding, which are accuracy of every dose measurements and assuring sterility of every finished compound.
Three Tiny Robots that Could Change Healthcare
Imagine a world, where Tiny robots can go inside your body, see what's wrong it with and target therapies only for that area. Here are 3 Tiny Robots to make you believe your imagination could come true.
A Vision for the Future: Baxter Shines in Research to Guide the Blind
Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University's TechBridgeWorld Group Use Collaborative Robot Technology to Enhance Navigation in Urban Settings
ReWalk Robotics' Founder Dr. Amit Goffer to Retire
Dr. Goffer Leaves Lasting Legacy With Visionary Invention That Enables Individuals With Lower Limb Paralysis to Walk Again
Toyota Accelerates Home Helper Robot Program
Toyota is accelerating development of a robot that can perform tasks in the home to help elderly and disabled people lead independent lives.
The Human Support Robot (HSR) is its response to the rising demand for long-term elderly care. The World Health Organisation predicts that by 2050, 22 per cent of the world’s population will be over 60 years old.
The HSR is compact and highly manoeuvrable, with a lightweight, cylindrical body and a folding arm. It can pick up objects off the floor, reach things down from shelves and perform a variety of other tasks.
Toyota is teaming up with a number of research bodies to set up the HSR Developers’ Community, making a combined effort to hasten development and early practical adoption of the HSR.
Artificial intelligence is not yet a substitute for human care, but the HSR will be able to be operated remotely by family and friends, with the operator’s face and voice being relayed in real-time. This will allow for genuine human interaction as the HSR goes about its work. Cont'd...
ReWalk Robotics Launches ReWalk 6.0: the Company's Sixth Generation Personal System for Home & Community Use
This Version of the ReWalk Personal Exoskeleton Offers Users the Fastest Walking Speed, Most Natural Gait, and the Most Precise Fit of Any Exoskeleton
ECA Group, Subsidiary of Groupe Gorg©, Buys into Humanoid Robotics
The innovations of this young company are realizations of new theories on humanoid robotics: hybrid dynamic robotics.
Pioneering the Next Generation of Robotics with the Biomimetic 'Melissa Robot'
The Human Gait will be Perfected Artificially Within 5 Years
5 Ways Robotics Is Revolutionizing Heath Care
With a reach growing far greater than factory floors, robots will continue to aid and assist wherever needed. Here are five of the medical applications for robots in use today.
North American-Made Robot Travels Under Iconic George Street in Scotland Repairing Gas Infrastructure without Disruption
US-Based ULC Robotics' CISBOT Robot is Deployed Underground for UK Gas Utility SGN
Robotic Technology Utilized to Repair and Prevent Gas Line Leaks in Brooklyn, New York, Infrastructure
ULC Robotics Inc.'s CISBOT technology is being used to make critical repairs in live cast iron gas mains without excavations and cessations of service.
Sealed Air Acquires Assets from Intellibot Robotics
Sealed Air Corporation creates a world that feels, tastes and works better.
Is A Sperm Robot Coming To You?
Single-cell management has traditionally been accomplished with pipettes, optical tweezers, or specialized small volume designs. Now, other bio-inspired methods rely on controlling applied magnetic forces, such as the wireless control of microrobots.
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