Energid Enables Fast, Cost-Effective Development of Modular Robotic Surgery Systems for Underserved Countries

SS Innovations develops next-generation robotic surgical hardware and surgeon command center using Energids Actin® software for advanced real-time motion control

Worcester Polytechnic Institute Professor Developing Origami-Inspired Robots

Professor Cagdas Onal receives $500,000 grant for robots that combine soft and rigid properties; Robots can help in disaster zones or assist those physically challenged with everyday tasks

Torc Robotics issued permit for self-driving car in California

Torc did not test drive in California during its cross-country trip last summer in its Asimov self-driving car system. "Driving cultures differ across regions, and its important for self-driving cars to accommodate the rules and driving customs of different places."

How Sensors are Moving Materials Handling Towards Safe Automation

Affordable, highly accurate and extremely reliable sensing systems and controls are fueling the rise of AGV solutions for a wide range of material handling applications in warehouses, factories and industrial facilities.

General Dynamics Team Successfully Completes Critical Test Phase for U.S. Navy Knifefish Unmanned Undersea Vehicle

Navy operator training commences in preparation for next-phase Developmental Testing and Operational Assessment.

Drone Delivery Canada's Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) Remote Communities Project Now Underway

The Pilot Project will utilize DDC's drone delivery platform which includes its FLYTE management system, DroneSpot technology and its Sparrow X1000 delivery drone, which was deemed compliant by Transport Canada in late 2017.

Sophia, Hanson Robotics' Most Advanced and Celebrated Robot, Delivered Keynote Address at Rhode Island School of Design's 2018 Commencement

RISD graduate David Hanson was honored with the 2018 Alumni Award for Artistic Achievement, photographer Annie Leibovitz and artist Cai Guo-Qiang accepted honorary degrees

PolyOne Announces Acquisition of PlastiComp

Through its ComplÄ"t® product lines and design capabilities, the company serves global customers in a wide-range of demanding applications, including medical devices, robots and drones, marine, and outdoor high performance equipment.

7th International Conference on Aerodynamics, Fluid Dynamics and Aerospace Engineering

Conference Series LLC Ltd welcomes you to attend the " 7th International Conference on Aerodynamics, Fluid dynamics and Aerospace engineering" (Aerodynamics 2018) scheduled to be held during November 12-13, 2018 at Melbourne, Australia .

Remote Manipulation with the Wing Control Device

The Wing can be moved about on a work surface like with a normal mouse, but additionally, the upper body can be pitched, rolled and moved vertically relative to the lower body. The yaw bar, positioned between the upper and lower bodies can also be twisted.

How Drones Can Change the Way we Drive

One of the major ways in which drones may change the way we drive and travel is by helping first responders to clear road collisions much more quickly and efficiently.

Jibo Brings Unprecedented Personalization to the Home with Personal Report - a Daily, Customized Morning Rundown

First-of-its-kind social robot continues to introduce new skills and capabilities

DroneDeploy Becomes Largest Drone Data Platform in the World with 30 Million Acres Mapped

2018 Commercial Drone Industry Trends Report Details State of The Drone Industry and Reveals DroneDeploy's Explosive Growth

FACOM Publishes CAD Models on TraceParts Platform

Sees Positive Results for its 2D and 3D Models of Tool and Equipment Solutions

Carnegie Mellon Designs Low-cost, High-Efficiency 3D Bioprinter

We have already made exciting advances to date, with the ability to print biological materials and cells with unprecedented resolution and fidelity. Put simply, we can do more than print something that looks cool-we can 3D print tissues that actually work.

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