Singapore to Track Water Pollution with Robotic S.W.A.N.s
When designing their Smart Water Assessment Network (SWAN), the National University of Singapore and the Singaporean government apparently made the de...
Startup Doxel Uses AI, Lidar, Robotics to Perfect How Construction is Managed
Doxel is a startup that has created systems to change the way construction is monitored and carried out. A company that produces artificial intelligen...
Pyeongchang Olympic Games to Feature Robotics, Other Tech as Centerpiece
With South Korea set to host their first Olympic Games since Seoul in 1988, they appear ready to engage in the pomp and circumstance that every host p...
Harvard’s milliDelta Robot Brings Speed, Precision to New Heights
When you see robots that can pick up, move, and place objects in new spots – in a warehouse or factory, for example – chances are you are looking ...
Cyberdyne’s Hybrid Assistive Limb (HAL) Gets FDA Approval
There’s a decent chance that you’ve seen some form of exoskeleton helping those with neurological and other lower limb disabilities in their rehab...
Heterogeneous, Self-Folding Swarm Robots are Less Time-Consuming, More Effective
Self-assembling swarm robots are not a particularly new innovation. In 2011, a team of Harvard roboticists introduced their line of homogeneous Kilobo...
3D-Printed, Turtle/Octopus-Inspired Robot Can Take on Sandy, Rocky Terrains
The University of California-San Diego’s Bioinspired Robotics and Design Lab is one of the foremost American stations of innovation when it comes to...
Remote-Controlled, Microscopic DNA-Composed Arm is the Latest in the DNA Origami Revolution
The mix of science and art that is referred to as DNA origami has produced many a microscopic wonder, from a DNA-based rendition of the Mona Lisa to d...
Robotic Implants Spark Tissue Growth in Tubular Organs
A study from the Boston Children’s Hospital, Harvard University, and University of Sheffield, has shown that an implanted medical robot can use trac...
Shape-Shifting Robotic Mannequin from France Suits Our Varying Body Types
What’s the saying? Good things come in small packages? That’s true. But it’s also true that good things – like humans – come in tall package...
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