Adaptive robot changes leg length in response to different terrain
Scientists at Norway's University of Oslo have instead developed a four-legged robot that can adjust its leg length and walking gait on the fly as it ...
Computer tool spots deepfakes via tiny reflections in the eyes
Driven by advances in artificial intelligence, doctored video content known as deepfakes present a serious and growing danger when it comes to the spread of misinformation. As these altered clips become more and more convincing, there is a pressing need ...
Found: A Planet Close To Us With A Day That Lasts Forever And An Eternal Night Lit Up By Exploding Volcanoes
So the claim that a planet has been found around a star that has volcanoes that light-up its night sky is a big one. Until now, researchers have found no evidence of global tectonic activity on planets outside our Solar System.
Boston Dynamics Robot dog inspects SpaceX’s starship crash site
Interestingly, we found out that the SN10 crash site was inspected by the Boston Dynamics Robot dog “Zeus”. This was spotted at the crash site, and a ...
A Robot That Disinfects Training Centres Is Put To Work in Cumbria
Forth developed a remotely-operated robot in Cumbria last year as a response to Covid-19. The firm is known for its innovations to solve complex ...
New self-driving robot tank can parachute out of a plane
Milrem, the leading robotics, and autonomous systems developer has unveiled its Type-X combat vehicle that is designed to increases troop ...
Earth’s oxygen will be gone in 1 billion years
A billion years from now, as the sun heats up, the warmer atmosphere will break down carbon dioxide, killing off plant life, which in turn will shut off Earth's source of oxygen. Sharing is caring! Tweet. Share. Pin. Mail. Share. Partial view of Earth from orbit with ...
Understanding Robots and Their Role in IIoT
More recent developments in cartesian robotics (linear), SCARA and delta robots—along with collaborative robots—have made automation accessible ...
Scientists build robot that ‘hears’ through the ear of a dead locust
The robot receives electrical signals through the ear. It's programmed to respond to sounds, so one clap triggers the robot to move forward. Two claps sends it backward. CNET Science.
One robot on Mars is robotics, ten robots are automation
This opportunity was expressed beautifully in the title quote from Professor Raja Chatila, ex President of IEEE Robotics and Automation Society and ...