autonomous robots

Are robots really going to take over the world? In this video, we break down the technological limitations that are holding back robots from dominating anytime soon. From power efficiency to processing power, sensor limitations to…

Imagine robots navigating precisely and safely using sound instead of lasers or light. Sonair AS has just unveiled its groundbreaking 3D ultrasonic sensor, promising to transform autonomous mobile robots and automated guided vehicles.…

Deep Learning Robotics (DLRob) announced the launch of a new feature in its AI vision-based controller, enabling robots to autonomously pack and stack various objects with little to no setup time. The system is a significant advancement in…

Serve Robotics Inc., known for its autonomous sidewalk delivery technology, announced the scope of its partnership with Uber Technologies Inc. Their agreement allows Serve to deploy up to 2,000 of its robots on Uber Eats in multiple markets…

We find inspiration where we can. In this case, it came from bugs. Drones, rovers, and legged robots perform many tasks, from autonomously monitoring crops in greenhouses to last-kilometer delivery. These applications need robots to operate…

Zoomlion just launched the first collaborative intelligent robotic excavator with a human-machine interaction system that integrates artificial intelligence and intelligent control. The excavator interacts with the operator, performing…

Hiking trails can contain many types of terrain: dirt, scree, mud, and areas where tree roots snake out over the walking space. None of these are conducive to robot maneuvering. However, ANYmal, a quadrupedal robot from Robotic Systems Lab…

Inspiration comes from many sources. In this case, U.S. Army, researchers at University of California, Berkeley studied how squirrels decide whether or not to take a leap and how they assess their biomechanical abilities to know whether…

Following Uber's acquisition of Postmates, the Postmates robotics division was spun out as an independent company called Serve Robotics. The spinoff will develop a new form of mobility and convenience, creating autonomous robots to deliver…