Robotics
Addition of new RT choke series mitigates EMI issues in robotics and motor drives
Schaffner has extended its range of filtering solutions for suppressing electromagnetic interference (EMI) with a new common-mode choke series designed for use with mid-size power range drives frequently used in robotics and motor drives.
Care robots: ethical perceptions and acceptance
Researchers develop a model that can explain the effect of users’ ethical perception on their willingness to use care robots.
Introducing Phoenix, a humanoid robot aiming to tackle labour challenges
Phoenix is Sanctuary AI’s sixth-generation general-purpose robot powered by Carbon, a unique AI control system.
Closing the loop between AI and robotic experiments
The search for innovative materials will be greatly assisted by software that can suggest new experimental possibilities and control the robotic systems that check them out.
India's historic lunar mission: exploring the moon's south pole
In a monumental achievement for space exploration, India's robotic lander, Vikram, recently became the first spacecraft to successfully touch down near the enigmatic south pole of the moon.
Robot dog halves the time workers spend in confined spaces
The future of tunnel inspections is being revolutionised, thanks to UK Power Networks’ new robot companion.
New generation of small, lightweight UAV satellite terminals
Technology developer TTP announces the launch of Gotonomi at the upcoming Commercial UAV Expo in Las Vegas.
Is this the smallest industrial 2-axis Hall Effect joystick?
Live Electronics, the specialist distributor of rugged industrial electronics products, has introduced what the company believes is the world’s smallest 2-axis Hall Effect joystick.
KUKA robot assists with decommissioning of nuclear plant
In action where it is too dangerous for humans: KUKA robots and technologies are supporting the decommissioning of Europe's largest nuclear complex in Sellafield, England.
Diversity and inclusion in robotics: why women's voices matter
When we think of robots, often the first thing that comes to mind are humanoid machines that mimic a person. However, in reality, there are so many different types of robots, each created to perform a certain function and each with varying degrees of intelligence – or none at all.