Robotaxis are paving the way for a safer and smarter future in urban mobility. In this article, we break down how these driverless cabs work, highlight top examples and explore the barriers they must overcome before they can hit the streets full force.
Deep tech refers to technologies that change entire industries and are based on years of scientific research and engineering innovations. Here’s more on what distinguishes deep tech, examples of the technology and what’s next for deep tech.
Humanoid robots mimic human expressions and movements and employ AI technologies to navigate complex environments and interactions. These are some of the top humanoid robots being used today.
A drone swarm involves multiple drones working together as a single, unified entity, allowing one operator to control the entire group — or let it off-leash altogether.
“Using computer vision and deep learning technology, we can detect the smallest weeds and eliminate them with sub-millimeter precision.” An interview with Carbon Robotics’ Mason Fontes.
Tesla’s robotaxi fleet, powered by new self-driving software, is slated to launch this year. The Cybercab, however, won’t roll out until at least 2026.
Robotic bees mimic the work of actual bees, aiding in pollination and monitoring hive health. Take a closer look at how they’re being used, examples of robotic bee projects and the main advantages and disadvantages of this technology.
With its Cosmos platform, Nvidia is bringing generative AI to the world of robotics, enabling developers to train their machines on hyperrealistic synthetic data.
