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Robotics Trends - 19-Apr-2014

As planned, NASA’s robotic moon explorer, LADEE, crashed into the back side of the moon, just three days after surviving a full lunar eclipse, something it was never designed to do. ...

ScienceDaily - 18-Apr-2014

Next time you play a computer at chess, think about the implications if you beat it. It could be a very sore loser! A new study reflects upon the growing need for autonomous technology, and suggests that humans should be very careful to prevent future systems from developing anti-social and potentially harmful behavior. ...

ScienceDaily - 18-Apr-2014

A way of making hundreds -- or even thousands -- of tiny robots cluster to carry out tasks without using any memory or processing power has been developed. Engineers have programmed extremely simple robots that are able to form a dense cluster without the need for complex computation, in a similar way to how a swarm of bees or a flock of birds is able to carry out tasks collectively. ...

Robotics Trends - 17-Apr-2014

Anki Drive, the game featuring artificially intelligent robotic cars is expanding with new racing tracks, two new cars, and new game-play mode. ...

Robotics Trends - 17-Apr-2014

MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory voice-controlled robotic wheelchair could revolutionize the way people with progressive neurological conditions get from place to place. ...

ScienceDaily - 17-Apr-2014

An escape route mapping system based on the behavior of ant colonies could give evacuees a better chance of reaching safe harbor after a natural disaster or terrorist attack by building a map showing the shortest routes to shelters and providing regular updates of current situations such as fires, blocked roads or other damage via the smart phones of emergency workers and those caught up in the disaster....

ScienceDaily - 16-Apr-2014

The robots move at walking speed along airplane components; in doing so, it applies a sealant against corrosion in equal measure. The mobile assistant is surrounded by technical workers who install, drill, and test. Admittedly this scenario is still a glimpse of the future – but in just a few years, it should be reality for the aerospace manufacturing industry. ...

ScienceDaily - 15-Apr-2014

A fleet of telemedicine robots to improve efficiency and patient care is being deployed to physicians, who will use them to examine patients remotely. Using a laptop, tablet or smartphone, doctors are now able to interact and perform their jobs in ways not previously possible. They can see, hear, be heard and move around in any remote facility, including being able to visually examine patients without...

Robotics Trends - 11-Apr-2014

SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket carrying the company’s unmanned Dragon vehicle loaded down with supplies is expected to launch from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station on April 14. ...

Robotics Trends - 11-Apr-2014

SRI International is stitching together lightweight under-suits embedded with batteries, wires, computers and motors. The suits are designed for soldiers, but it’s easy to imagine applications beyond the battlefield ...

RobotShop - 11-Apr-2014

The new top of the line iRobot Roomba 880 is now available for purchase at RobotShop. New stock will be coming in shortly so hurry up and place your order today. The new iRobot Roomba 880 features the revolutionary AeroForce Performance Cleaning System. Roomba 880 removes up to 50% more dirt, dust, hair and debris from [...] ...

RobotShop - 11-Apr-2014

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ScienceDaily - 11-Apr-2014

Scientists have recently discovered that some of the most common activities among smartphone users -- scanning 2-D barcodes, finding free Wi-Fi access points, sending SMS messages, listening to MP3 music and watching MP4 videos -- can leave devices vulnerable to harmful 'computer worms.' ...


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