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beRobox unveils advanced palletizer featuring ‘3D dynamic safety’ (opens in a new tab)

Automation company beRobox has introduced the “3D Dynamic Safety”, a new safety module for its PALTZ robotic palletizers, that brings a “fundamentally new approach to safeguarding palletizing operations”, according to the company. Instead of keeping safety detection fixed around…

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Dream Labs raises $90 million seed funding to ‘build the brain for everyday robots’ (opens in a new tab)

Dream Labs, an AI company building the brain for everyday robots, has announced $90 million in seed funding led by B Capital along with Kindred Ventures, with participation from A.Capital, Unusual Ventures, SV Angel, Wing VC, Scribble VC, and Adrian Aoun, among others. Alongside…

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Finger-controlled robo beetle sports artificial muscles & two-way feedback (opens in a new tab)

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…

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Why Is the Ugliest Robot Hand Beating Tesla? (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…

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Flexible robot arms learn to predict their next move (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…

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