I Sing the Body Electric

Prosthetic technology is advancing rapidly, but not without sticking points.

Hydroid Introduces the New Generation REMUS 100 AUV

Updated vehicle features unparalleled technology and advanced capabilities

Yost Labs Closes $1 Million Series A Funding

Ohio VCs Make Strategic Investment in Virtual Reality Sensor Firm

Mining Everyday Technologies to Anticipate Possibilities

DARPAs "Improv" effort asks the innovation community to identify commercial products and processes that could yield unanticipated threats

18 months since the toolkit's release, soft robotics is flying

Gordon Hunt for SiliconRepublic:  Pioneered in Ireland by the likes of Dr Dónal Holland, with a plethora of departments in Harvard University in the US involved, the Soft Robotics Toolkit has gone on to foster significant interest in an area exploding into the mainstream. More than 76,000 people have engaged with the service since it was created, represented across 150 different countries, with the toolkit identified as having made one of the most significant contributions to the development of the nascent industry to date. While robotics engineering used to focus much more attention on creating the rigid, hard-bodied prototypes like Bender from Futurama, for example, lately there has been a push towards soft, malleable structures that take their inspiration from nature.  Cont'd...

WPI Software in Play at FIRST Robotics Competitions

FRC teams across the world are using tools WPI helped develop, including 40 teams this weekend in Worcester

Maplesoft and Instructure team up to allow easy integration of Canvas and Maple T.A.

Collaboration unites course management with STEM testing tools

Rethink Robotics Announces Major Distribution Partnerships in Germany

Sawyer is a smart, collaborative robot that can be trained by demonstration and change tasks quickly to fit the individual needs of the factory.

What The Heck Is An Unmanned Ground Engineering Vehicle?

The boom can be fitted with up to 80 different tools, including hydraulic hammers, cutting discs, clamps, and buckets.

Incorporating Velodyne LiDAR's HDL-32E Sensor, OWL Technology from LSA Autonomy to Dramatically Transform Oversize Transport Industry

System Marks Major Leap Forward in Detection of Overhead Obstacles

Hilton and IBM Pilot "Connie," The World's First Watson-Enabled Hotel Concierge

Domain knowledge from Watson and WayBlazer will help personalize and enhance the Hilton guest experience

Cirtronics Announces Plans to Attend Xconomy's Upcoming Robo Madness Forum

Cirtronics manufactures robots for the top robotics companies in the world. To continue to build relationships in this exciting market, Cirtronics is proud to be a Gold Sponsor and participant in Xconomys upcoming Robo Madness forum in Boston, MA, March 31st, 2016.

Carnegie Mellon robotics selected for research projects totaling more than $11 million

Carnegie Mellon University's National Robotics Engineering Center (NREC) has been selected as a prime contractor or subcontractor on four major new federal research projects totaling more than $11 million over the next three years. The projects range from research on a wheel that can transform into a track to automated stress testing for critical software.  Herman Herman, NREC director, said the center has hired 10 new technical staff members in the past six months and anticipates hiring another five-to-10 staff members in the coming months to augment its existing staff of about 100.  "For the past 20 years, NREC has been an important national resource, combining unique technical skills and testing capabilities to solve problems that other groups can't," said Martial Hebert, director of CMU's Robotics Institute, which includes the NREC. "These new projects are a reminder that NREC continues to advance the art and science of robotics and that it remains a vital part of Carnegie Mellon's Robotics Institute."   Full Press Release:  

Carnegie Mellon robotics selected for research projects totaling more than $11 million

Robotics researchers gearing up for busy, productive year

Japanese Innovation Returns to SXSW Interactive 2016

Japan House enhances humanity with robotics, AI, medtech, innovative mobility, and entertainment tech

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