“The Robots and Robotics” category offers fascinating and informative articles about the latest developments in the world of robotics. You will learn about the impressive achievements in the creation of robots for various spheres of life – from industry and medicine to home use. Our authors explore technological innovations, talk about the impact of robotics on modern society, and analyze future prospects. Thanks to this category, you will be aware of the latest trends and achievements in the field of robotics.
Robotics is actively developing, and every day there are more and more companies that produce interesting and useful robots that can either make a person’s life easier or entertain them. Walt Disney Imagineering presented its new assistant at the IEEE IROS conference in Detroit. Unfortunately, it currently has no name, but this does not prevent >>>>
When we talk about exoskeletons, we imagine models for adults or even the elderly of the robotic type developed by Hyundai. However, engineers from the Spanish National Research Committee have developed a model aimed at children. This development can not only help them move, but some of them may even save their lives. The exoskeleton >>>>
One of the most famous companies in the world, Intel, is launching a new, incredibly interesting project. The amounts allocated for its development are also impressive. The company’s investment fund will allocate $9 million to develop a new humanoid robot. Parkway Venture Capital, Brett Adcock, Aliya Capital, Bold Capital Partners, Tamarack Global, FJ labs, and >>>>
A little-known company called Furrion presented its first exobionic robot called Prosthesis at the 2018 CES international exhibition. It weighed more than 3.5 tons, and to climb on it, you had to climb to a height of 4.5 meters. Prosthesis is an exoskeleton that a person must connect to. It controls all the functions and >>>>
Sometimes it seems that we are part of a science fiction series where technology becomes our best friend. Nowadays, exoskeletons are being used not only for rehabilitation purposes, but they are becoming more accessible to the general public. The Shanghai-based company Hypershell has introduced a compact exoskeleton that gives its wearer incredible strength, equivalent to >>>>
