Project CETI researchers developed the AVATARs framework to make the most out of the small amount of time sperm whales spend on the surface.

The Husky A300 uncrewed ground vehicle from Clearpath includes features for both expert robot developers and non-expert users.

The ASTM International F45 committee is developing a new standard and an apparatus to test mobile manipulator precision.

In 2023, China surpassed Germany and Japan in robot density, putting it at the third most automated country worldwide.

The manual mooring process demanded substantial manpower and time, while KIMM said its automated method removes these barriers.

MIT engineers developed a robotic replica of the heart’s right ventricle that mimics its beating and blood-pumping action of live hearts.

LucidSim uses generative AI and physics simulators to create realistic virtual training environments that help robots learns tasks without any real-world data.

Theia is a visual foundation model that the AI Institute says can distill diverse models for policy learning at a lower computation cost.

The study group needs to determine what aspects of human-robot interaction might impact the development of standards for humanoids.

Researchers said the successful use of imitation learning to train surgical robots could eliminate the need to program robots with each individual move required during a medical procedure and brings the field of robotic surgery closer to true autonomy.

The Korea University team compared and analyzed the perioperative outcomes of 110 cases of robotic thymectomy.

The Stanford Robotics Center and Stanford HAI have partnered to explain rapid advances in artificial intelligence to policymakers. 

Interact Analysis discusses two growth areas for motion control: smart conveyance technology and robots with machine-integrated control.

evoBOT from Fraunhofer IML has a seemingly simple design that doesn’t resemble any other mobile robot on the market today.

Inspired by large language models, researchers develop a training technique that pools diverse data to teach robots new skills.

We recap the the 2024 FIRA event and sit down with Russ Tedrake from Toyota Research Institute and Scott Kuindersma from Boston Dynamics.

Researchers give robots a sense of touch by “listening” to vibrations, allowing them to identify materials, understand shapes and recognize objects.

The paper uses VERSES AI’s algorithms to predict the appearance of pedestrians, cyclists, and cars that are obscured behind stationary vehicles.

In this episode, we recap the highlights of the 2024 RoboBusiness event, which took place in Santa Clara, Calif.

With the Robotics Medal, MassRobotics seeks to inspire women to participate in shaping the future of the world through robotics.

Dr. Henrik Christensen discusses the intersection between shifting federal policies and the robotics industry.

With Mcity, U-M seeks to accelerate the development of autonomous vehicle technologies to enable safer and more efficient transportation.