AI-Driven Grasp Depth Estimation
The core innovation of our new patent lies in its self-supervised approach to depth estimation. What that means is, the AI learns to judge the depth of an item it needs to pick up by using its own sensor data and the feedback it gets from its actions.
Will AI Take My Job in Manufacturing?
While employees have every right to be sceptical about AI, it's important to note that integrating AI into existing workflows is actually in place to enhance productivity and remove the need for time-consuming manual tasks.
Advancing Machine Design with the Power of Collaboration and AI
Given the unique nature of each project and the rapid pace of technological changes, machine builders play a crucial role in bridging the gap between early adopters and those lagging behind.
Boston Dynamics Expands Collaboration with NVIDIA to Accelerate AI Capabilities in Humanoid Robots
The compact size, high performance and efficiency of Jetson Thor enables Atlas to run complex, multimodal AI models that work seamlessly with Boston Dynamics' whole-body and manipulation controllers.
'Eyes, hands, brains and mobility' will define robotics beyond 2025
Building on 50 years of robotics leadership, 2025 marks the beginning of a new era of AI application in industrial robotics. Launch of new ABB Robotics brand film unveils new levels of versatilty for robots to do more tasks, in more places.
The Future of Machining: Key Trends and Innovations
AI and robotics are seen to deeply disturb specialized industry sectors, bringing beneficial pioneering modernizations in machining, industrial manufacturing and machine shops. Elitsa Krumova explores the future of machining in more depth on behalf of DELMIA.
Redefining industries with robotics and AI
While robotics have been a staple in the automotive manufacturing industry for decades, the applications have now spread far beyond, reshaping industries from agriculture to healthcare and service industries.
Trend 2025: Energy requirements often depend on the size of the AI model
Scientists estimate that the energy consumption of artificial intelligence could increase to up to 134 terawatt hours by 2027. AI training also requires a considerable amount of water-training the GPT model is said to have consumed around 700,000 liters of cooling water.
Exploring the Future of Supply Chain in 2025
Many of the changes that will impact supply chains in 2025 are not new, but the frequency and intensity has the potential to bring new levels of strain to already stretched supply chains. So, what can companies do to prepare for 2025 and beyond?
OSARO CEO Derik Pridmore's 2025 Robotics Predictions: AI-Powered Solutions and Practical Automation Take Center Stage
As we enter 2025, the robotics landscape is evolving rapidly. Derik Pridmore, co-founder and CEO of OSARO, a leading provider of AI-powered robotics solutions for industrial automation, shares his expert predictions for the year ahead.
AI Route Optimization Saves Money, Cuts Fuel Consumption and Provides Faster Delivery Times
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Amazon, which pioneered same-day delivery, uses an AI system that requires digesting a huge amount of data to determine the best routes to avoid traffic and get the driver to your home in the fastest possible time.
Beyond the Beaker: Robots and AI Take Center Stage in Modern Chemistry
Artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics are becoming integral to the chemistry industry. Worldwide, universities are racing to expedite research to benefit all sectors, including energy and consumer technologies.
The Battle of Price and Progress: Making AI Affordable for the Smaller Businesses
Brain-inspired architectures are making AI models more efficient and less resource-intensive. This convergence of AI innovation and energy efficiency points to a future where AI isn't just the domain of large corporations but a tool accessible to all.
Carnegie Robotics Unveils Cutting-Edge Body-Worn Compute System for Military Use
Carnegie Robotics introduces military-grade, body-worn compute system called CardShark that is gaining traction with Booz Allen Hamilton
Can Predictive AI Lead Robotics Education to Its Next Evolution?
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Institutions using predictive AI in education are already seeing adaptive learning platforms that make robotics training more accessible and relevant to evolving industry needs.
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