Tethon 3D Files 3D Printer Patent
The U.S. utility patent incorporates compression into a powder/binder-jet 3D printer. Improved strength of 3D printed ceramics is achieved and may be applicable to other powder materials.
UIL Announces Statewide Robotics Program
BEST and FIRST programs selected as robotics partners to further STEM education in Texas
Fee-based Drone Registration Could Burden Consumers and Discourage Compliance, Says Consumer Technology Association
FAA plan could impose drone registration fees on consumers
AEE Technology to Exhibit Their "AP" Line of Drones at International Drone Expo
Consumer drones in four models available starting at $499
Industry Leaders to Speak at London Drone Conference
The SkyTech 2016 UAS conference & exhibition has announced its speaker line-up for January's event. International experts will consider key developments from across the unmanned aviation industry, alongside discussion of UAS applications for a range of business markets.
Aero Kinetics Acquired by International Unmanned Aircraft System Company Strat Aero in Critical Industry Deal
Acquisition Brings Aero Kinetics' Technological Edge to Strat Aero's Global Team for Significant Progress and Expert Innovation in Aerospace
Integro Technologies Named Fast 50 by Charlotte Business Journal, Names Superhero
Integro Technologies Corp., a leading vision integrator in Salisbury, North Carolina, was named a Fast 50 company for the second time by the Charlotte Business Journal at an awards ceremony on Thursday, December 10, 2015 at the Hilton Charlotte Center City.
'Darwin' the thinking robot teaches itself how to walk, just like a child
Andre Mitchell for ChristianToday: Just like a real human toddler, a robot is learning how to take baby steps inside a laboratory at the University of California Berkeley.
The state-of-the-art robot mimics the behaviour of a child so realistically that it also falls as it attempts to take its first steps.
What is even more impressive is that the robot, nicknamed "Darwin," is actually teaching itself how to walk, much like a little child.
The robot's developers, Pieter Abbeel and his team at UC Berkeley's Robot Learning Lab, explained that Darwin is not like other robots that are programmed to do only a set of things.
This robot has a neural network designed to mimic the human brain, through which it undergoes the process called "reinforcement learning."
"Imagine learning a new skill, like how to ride a bike. You're going to fall a lot, but then, after some practice, you figure it out," one of Darwin's developers, computer scientist John Schulman, explained in an article on NBC News. Cont'd ...
Australian Startup to Vastly Disrupt 3D Printer Market with ARC-one
Arcadian 3D's streamlined 'ARC-one' printer speeds up high quality builds with its on-board operating system, at a fraction of the cost.
Pancaking the Telescope: Seeking a new generation of light-based sensing systems
A push for flat optics could transform light detection and ranging (LIDAR) technology
Ekso Bionics Acquires Equipois' Gravity Balancing Arm Technologies
Ekso Bionics Holdings, Inc., a leading global robotic exoskeleton company, announced today it acquired the gravity balancing arm technologies of Equipois, LLC, including the zeroG and X-Ar products.
Introducing the MagiCube 3D Printer for Home - Start Printing in 30 Minutes
We Are 3D revolutionizes 3D printing with plug n' play home 3D printer for fun, learning and building
AMA, Best Buy Team Up on Consumer Drone Education
Best Buy distributing AMA safety guidelines, offering memberships to customers purchasing drones this holiday season
Smart Manufacturing magazine to Launch in Spring 2016
New publication to focus on emerging technologies, Industry 4.0 topics
SmarTech Releases its Annual Review of Additive Manufacturing Opportunities in Key End-User Industries
SmarTech is the leading industry analyst firm covering the 3D printing/additive manufacturing business.
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