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Skild AI trains robots to learn physical skills through self-play (opens in a new tab)

Skild AI has demonstrated a new self-play training approach that enables robots to develop physical skills without relying on human demonstrations, using its S1 robotics foundation model to learn soccer through more than 140 years of simulated play. The company says the techniqu…

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ETH Zurich scientists turn WUJI robotic hand into self-propelled mobile manipulator (opens in a new tab)

Scientists at ETH Zurich have demonstrated how an anthropomorphic robotic hand can use its fingers not only for manipulation but also for locomotion, enabling the hand to crawl, recover from falls and move around its environment without a separate mobility system. The research u…

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Pudu expands beyond service robots into semi-humanoids and quadrupeds (opens in a new tab)

Pudu Robotics, best known for the delivery and cleaning robots increasingly found in restaurants, hotels and other commercial environments, is expanding its technology portfolio into semi-humanoid robots and quadrupeds as it looks beyond its established service robotics business…

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Best SAST Tools for Python and Java Automation Backends (opens in a new tab)

The movement of a robot arm occurs after a signal is sent out by the controller. But there is another world beyond the controller. There are Python services that queue up tasks. There are Java backends responding to API requests. Modules are passing around data. Bugs live there…

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Cleaning a giant ship: Roomba-like robots walk on magnetic feet to scrub giant ships (opens in a new tab)

Timothy Wong didn't suspect it at the time, but his dives off the coast of Rockport and the hours he spent studying the wheels and gears of robotics were leading to one mission: figuring out a way to get unwanted sea matter off giant ships in need of cleaning.

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Closing the Loop: How Automated Plants Turn Wastewater into Process Water (opens in a new tab)

Water is the utility most automation projects overlook. A plant that has instrumented every conveyor, robot cell and packaging line still sends its rinse water, cooling tower blowdown and process effluent to drain, then buys fresh water to replace it. Industrial water reuse chan…

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Automated BVLOS Drone Surveys Take on Major Infrastructure Project in Australia (opens in a new tab)

Drone-in-a-box technology supports construction monitoring and improves site safety on the HumeLink West transmission project. Skyports Drone Services is using automated beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) drone operations to monitor construction on Australia’s HumeLink West ele…

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