robotics-today.orgEmail launch listRobots, automation, and the ideas moving them forward. Direct from the source.
Feeds refreshed every 15 minutes
Insects have long been a source of inspiration for robotics engineers. They are small, agile, and can squeeze into spaces where people can’t. Such robots are very useful for space exploration, inspecting industrial equipment, and even carrying out search-and-rescue operations. F…
Read at New Atlas (opens in a new tab)
Exploring the underwater world requires robots that can move as naturally as fish and, ideally, blend in as much as possible. That’s exactly what a research group at North Carolina State University has been working on.
Read at New Atlas (opens in a new tab)
Humanoid robots, robotic systems with a body shape that resembles that of humans, could tackle various chores and everyday manual tasks. To successfully complete these tasks, however, the robots should be able to reliably coordinate their movements, posture and how they touch or…
Read at Tech Xplore (opens in a new tab)
👉Download Testerup using my link to get $10 just for signing up: https://linktwin.co/rjghjs 🤖 Why did Boston Dynamics give Atlas a four-fingered claw while Tesla is struggling to build human-like robot hands? Tesla's Optimus has 22 degrees of freedom in its hand. Atlas has jus…
Watch on YouTube (opens in a new tab)
Eka Robotics is building a vision-force-action, or VFA, model to develop an intuition of physics through reinforcement learning at scale.
Read at The Robot Report (opens in a new tab)
Teradyne Robotics and Sereact have already deployed hundreds of UR cobots to automate returns across Europe.
Read at Automated Warehouse (opens in a new tab)
A robot arm that bends like an elephant's trunk can slip into tight spaces and handle fragile objects. Controlling it is harder because its smooth bending makes its next move hard to predict. Researchers have now developed a method that keeps computer predictions of the arm's mo…
Read at Tech Xplore (opens in a new tab)
Industry leaders will discuss what robotics buyers should know about the recent FCC restriction on certain connected systems.
Read at The Robot Report (opens in a new tab)
Learn how the recent FCC restriction of certain foreign-made mobile robots can affect plans to acquire, deploy, and support automation.
Read at Automated Warehouse (opens in a new tab)
Generative Bionics says it hopes to advance European robotics sovereignty by ensuring that humanoid data is are generated on the continent.
Read at The Robot Report (opens in a new tab)A practical checklist for interpreting robot demonstrations and comparing task capability, human assistance, operating conditions and sustained use.
Headlines link to the original reporting. Article dates show publication time; the refresh time shows when feeds were last checked.
Some feeds are delayed; saved stories remain available.