Researchers have developed innovative robots made from fish food that can navigate water without electronics. These biodegradable robots utilize the Marangoni effect to move and can dissolve into fish snacks after completing their tasks, offering a sustainable solution for environmental monitoring and safe delivery of nutrients in aquaculture.
Amazon has introduced the Vulcan robot, designed for its fulfilment centres, featuring advanced force feedback sensors that allow it to carefully manipulate objects. This innovation aims to assist human workers and improve automation, with Vulcan capable of picking and stowing 75% of items efficiently in crowded storage environments.
LG Innotek has partnered with Boston Dynamics to develop an advanced vision sensing system for robots, enhancing their ability to perceive surroundings. This collaboration aims to integrate cutting-edge optical technology into Boston Dynamics’ Atlas robot, paving the way for innovative robotic applications in various environments.
India’s Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) is developing a humanoid robot for military missions, aimed at performing complex tasks in high-risk areas without endangering soldiers. The project, ongoing for four years, focuses on enhancing the robot’s capabilities for various applications, including defense, healthcare, and space exploration.
A high-level closed-door conference on humanoid robots will be held on May 13, 2025, in Beijing, gathering experts and industry leaders to discuss the future of humanoid robotics. This event follows the recent success of the world’s first humanoid robot marathon, highlighting the growing interest in this technology.
A Unitree humanoid robot malfunctioned at a testing facility in Shenzhen, China, causing chaos as it flailed its arms and lunged forward. This incident raises concerns about the safety of humanoid robots, especially following a previous incident where an H1 bot head-butted a spectator at a festival.
University of California, Berkeley, has introduced the Berkeley Humanoid Lite, a customizable, open-source humanoid robot costing under $5,000. Designed for researchers and hobbyists, it features 3D-printed components and advanced cycloidal gearboxes, enabling it to walk and hop while promoting accessibility in robotics research and development.
Discover the Wybot C1, a revolutionary cordless pool cleaning robot that simplifies maintenance. With advanced navigation, powerful suction, and a user-friendly mobile app, it offers efficient, automated cleaning for pools up to 150 m². Enjoy hassle-free upkeep and a cleaner swimming experience with this innovative technology.
A recent study by French company Giskard reveals that requesting short answers from chatbots like ChatGPT increases the likelihood of inaccuracies, or “hallucinations.” The research highlights the trade-off between brevity and accuracy, emphasizing the need for sufficient context to avoid misleading information in AI responses.
The 5th TrophyΤροφή Meet-Up highlighted the urgent need for young farmers to adopt innovative precision agriculture technologies. The event showcased advancements like AI, drones, and data analytics, emphasizing their role in enhancing productivity, reducing costs, and promoting sustainable practices in the agricultural sector.
