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Young Entrepreneur Council Young Entrepreneur Council
Updated on April 22, 2024

8 Industries Poised to Benefit From Augmented and Virtual Reality

Members of Young Entrepreneur Council list the industries they think should make better use of augmented and virtual reality technology.

Brooke Becher Brooke Becher
Updated on April 18, 2024

Underwater Robotics: How It Works and Examples

These bots help us uncover mysteries of the deep.

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Folake Dosu Folake Dosu
Updated on April 15, 2024

Drones to locate avalanche victims faster

Drone manufacturers claim their devices could help locate avalanche victims faster and increase their odds of survival.

Brooke Becher Brooke Becher
Updated on February 21, 2024

Types of Robots and How They’re Used

These programmable machines differ in specialty within a broad range of applications. 

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Jacob Biba Jacob Biba
Updated on December 18, 2023

Microrobotics: Tiny Robots and Their Many Uses

From targeted drug delivery to environmental monitoring, microrobotics is poised to have a big impact.

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Jacob Biba Jacob Biba
Updated on December 14, 2023

What Is Machine Vision?

Machine vision helps robots see and recognize their surroundings so they can perform more complex tasks.

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Mike Thomas Mike Thomas
Updated on December 13, 2023

Are Police Robots the Future of Law Enforcement?

Robots are an increasingly common crime-fighting tool for police and other law enforcement personnel. But how will they change the industry?

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Brooke Becher Brooke Becher
Updated on October 25, 2023

Xenobots: The Self-Replicating Living Robots

These living robots are redefining what it means to be a robot, trading in shiny metals and hardware for carefully configured frog cells.

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Brooke Becher Brooke Becher
Updated on October 24, 2023

What Are Shape-Shifting Robots?

Inspired by the sea cucumber’s ability to melt on demand, these small-scale machines can phase-change from solid to liquid — then back again.

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