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Robots are rapidly changing our lives with smart functions and protection capabilities. Tech-driven countries are focused on manufacturing various types of robots for industrial, personal, household, and business use, among…
At the intersection of technology and science, robotics involves complex engineering to create a robot that performs tasks in a controlled environment and replicates human behavior. Some popular applications of…
Education was solely focused on theory in the past. Even areas that need a great deal of actual expertise, like science, computers, and robots, were limited to just theoretical understanding. Digital…
When we think of robots, we often envision sci-fi-inspired, humanoid automatons. While these types of machines remain mostly fictional, there are many other types of robots in use today. But…
The human life span has nearly doubled in the last few centuries. Improvements in food, medicine, and lifestyle have reduced infection-related mortality in children. As our lifespan increases, it is…
Robots & robotics, These two may have so much impact on our future lives. Robots are human-made organisms that have the potential to extend human capabilities. The twentieth century witnessed…
Artificial intelligence is the technology of the future that builds machines capable of surpassing human intelligence. The mesmerizing combination of AI, machine learning & deep learning provides the right path for…
There is a steady increase in the dependency of several industrial sectors on automated systems, especially on robots for performing tasks more efficiently than human workers. This also indicates the…
Northwestern University researchers have created the world’s tiniest remote-controlled walking robot, which takes the form of a tiny, charming peekytoe crab. The tiny crabs, which are only a half-millimeter across,…
Those who follow robotics development have been noticing a quiet revolution in the area for some time. While self-driving vehicles have received a lot of attention, research on the convergence…