Robotics

When the T5 patient suffered a spinal cord injury that left him paralyzed, his dream of flying with a drone seemed to be out of reach forever. Now, thanks to the brain implant, he has experienced the excitement of the simulation. By introducing his fingers in his mind, a 69 -year -old cool flow of … Read more

It was two years ago that a small robotic robotic beam became a robot robot in the world. One of his offspring is now supposed to accelerate this record – and that is used less Energy than its predecessor, to introduce. The original 22.8 mm long robot was designed by Assoc. Jie Yin and his … Read more

Surgery takes years of intensive studio and stable hand for humans, but robots may have easier time to lift it with today’s AI technology. Scientists at Johns Hopkins University (JHU) and Stanford University taught a robotic surgical system to perform a lot of surgical tasks as a hood as human doctors, simply training it in … Read more

The harmonious unit is a key part of countless robotic applications. This Gear system is incredibly simple, but quite strange, is very accurate with the impressive torque ratio to weight, even if it varies. So how does it work? The seemingly bizarre harmonic drive is in fact rather brilliant in how it works-it is a … Read more

The emerging starting physical intelligence is not interested in building robots. Instead, the team remembers something better: powering hardware with continuous learning of the general “brain” of AI software, so existing machines will be able to autonomically perform growing tasks that require accurate movements and dexterity – including housework. Over the past year, we have … Read more

Palletization is a critical process in industries around the world where the product is stacked and secured on pallets for sending or storage. While automation becomes more common, manual palletization -KDE workers perform hand -tasks -grow common, especially in storage and production sector. However, this widespread practice comes with health and security risks that cannot … Read more

Exoskeletons help paraplegic patients to walk for years, but the latest development from Kaist is a little different. The return follows F1, which can become a patient sitting in a wheelchair, wrap around the legs and body and get the users up and walk. Professor Kyoung-Chul Kong of the Kaustian Ministry of Mechanical Engineering has … Read more