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Agility chooses Nyobolt for ultra-fast charging for Digit 5 humanoid (opens in a new tab)

Nyobolt is providing power technology for Digit 5 that enables Agility's humanoid to work up to 20 hours a day. The post Agility chooses Nyobolt for ultra-fast charging for Digit 5 humanoid appeared first on The Robot Report.

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AI drone outpaces former world champions using one camera and no GPS (opens in a new tab)

What does it take for an autonomous robot to be faster around a course than human drone pilots? At these dizzying speeds, humans need lightning-fast reflexes. Researchers at Delft University of Technology (the Netherlands) have developed an AI system that enables a racing drone…

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Pentagon Details $450 Million Drone Dominance Competition as Gauntlet 2.5 Moves to November (opens in a new tab)

Phase III raises production requirements and technical expectations, while a separate competition for reusable bomber drones faces a schedule change. The Pentagon’s Drone Dominance Program is preparing for its next major competition, with plans to purchase approximately 60,000 o…

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U.S. Drone Manufacturers Expand International Defense Sales as Nepal Orders SPIRIT (opens in a new tab)

Robinson Unmanned’s contract to supply the Nepali Army adds to recent international orders for U.S.-made military drone systems. Robinson Unmanned has announced a contract to supply its SPIRIT small unmanned aircraft systems (sUAS) to the Nepali Army. The agreement falls under t…

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Drone Nose? Japanese Researchers Develop New Hydrogel To Combine Bug Antennae with Drones (opens in a new tab)

This article published in collaboration with JUIDA, the Japan UAS Industrial Development Association. Shinshu University and Chiba University researchers kept a silkworm moth antenna sensor above 92% of its initial signal after seven hours. They also showed a small drone moving…

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Sumitomo Forestry and Mazex Expand Forestry Cargo Drones With Lower-Cost Karusuke Series (opens in a new tab)

This article published in collaboration with JUIDA, the Japan UAS Industrial Development Association. Sumitomo Forestry will introduce the Mazex Karusuke series to forestry operators through its own network. The Karusuke 25 matches the payload of the earlier Morito 25 at a lower…

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Robot Dogs and Drones? Asylon Robotics Guards Critical Infrastructure (opens in a new tab)

By Dronelife Features Editor Jim Magill If a gang of criminals threatens to do harm to a high-security facility, they might be scared off by a four-legged dog-like robot patrolling the perimeter. Or they might be deterred by an autonomous aerial vehicle patrolling the fence line…

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Timken Precision Drives puts the motion challenge first in humanoid robots (opens in a new tab)

Timken combines the expertise of Cone Drive, SPINEA, CGI Motion, and Timken Encoders to develop application-specific motion systems. The post Timken Precision Drives puts the motion challenge first in humanoid robots appeared first on The Robot Report.

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