Robotics

[ad_1] Anton Grabolle / Better Images of AI / Human-AI collaboration / Licenced by CC-BY 4.0 The AAAI Fall Symposium Series took place in Arlington, USA, and comprised seven different…

[ad_1] Two years ago we first heard about the Swiss-Mile Robot, a quadruped bot with powered wheels on the ends of its four legs. It's now in for some competition,…

[ad_1] A science fiction/science fact review of Three Miles Down by Harry Turtledove, the fictionalized version of the Hughes Glomar Explorer expedition 50 years before the OceanGate Titan tragedy. My…

[ad_1] Early humanoid robots probably won't be able to do much that Fraunhofer's self-balancing evoBOT can't do much faster, and its new autonomous, omnidirectional O³dyn pallet jack looks like another…

[ad_1] Image/Shutterstock.com By Angharad Brewer Gillham, Frontiers science writer ‘Social loafing’ is a phenomenon which happens when members of a team start to put less effort in because they know…

[ad_1] In order to function safely alongside human workers, robotic arms shouldn't be hard and unyielding. An experimental new arm was designed with that fact in mind, as it mimics…

[ad_1] Code to Joy: Why Everyone Should Learn a Little Programming is a new book from Michael Littman, Professor of Computer Science at Brown University and a founding trustee of…

[ad_1] Source: OpenAI’s DALL·E 2 with prompt “a hyperrealistic picture of a robot reading the news on a laptop at a coffee shop” Welcome to the 6th edition of Robo-Insight,…

[ad_1] In a world where technology is ever-evolving, NVIDIA once again demonstrates its prowess with a groundbreaking advancement: the Eureka AI agent. This cutting-edge tool isn't just any AI model…

[ad_1] By Andre He, Vivek Myers A longstanding goal of the field of robot learning has been to create generalist agents that can perform tasks for humans. Natural language has…