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Robot Report Special Issue – Robotics Grippers, Industrial Exos, Jibo and More
Robotics topics covered in the The Robot Report special issue inserted into the August 2018 issue of Design World include: – Automatica 2018 Review – What’s Hot and what’s not at Europe’s largest robotics and automation event. – Industrial Exoskeletons Arrive – Exoskeleton systems designed for industrial work are now available, and more…
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Stanford AI Camera Offers Faster, More Efficient Image Classification
The image recognition technology that underlies today’s autonomous cars and aerial drones depends on artificial intelligence: the computers essentially teach themselves to recognize objects like a dog, a pedestrian crossing the street or a stopped car. The problem is that the computers running the artificial intelligence algorithms are currently too large and slow for future…
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Aerobotics Raises $2M Series A for Precision Agriculture Platform
South African agtech company Aerobotics has closed a $2 million Series A. The data analytics company uses drones and machine learning algorithms to help farmers identify pest and disease early. After receiving $602,000 in seed funding last August, Aerobotics has added new investors to continue its growth. Leading the pack is the VC branch of one of…
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Schaeffler Acquires Drive-by-Wire Technology for Autonomous Vehicles
German automotive supplier Schaeffler is acquiring drive-by-wire technology Space Drive from Paravan GmbH. Schaeffler said on this will play a key role in self-driving cars. The Schaeffler Group, in cooperation with Roland Arnold and Paravan GmbH, have agreed on a master agreement for the formation of a joint venture company. The transaction is pending regulatory approval…
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Stanford AI Camera Offers Faster, More Efficient Image Classification
The image recognition technology that underlies today’s autonomous cars and aerial drones depends on artificial intelligence: the computers essentially teach themselves to recognize objects like a dog, a pedestrian crossing the street or a stopped car. The problem is that the computers running the artificial intelligence algorithms are currently too large and slow for future…
