Machine vision helps robots see and recognize their surroundings so they can perform more complex tasks.
Robots are an increasingly common crime-fighting tool for police and other law enforcement personnel. But how will they change the industry?
These living robots are redefining what it means to be a robot, trading in shiny metals and hardware for carefully configured frog cells.
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.
From frying chicken wings and bussing tables to completing food deliveries, these restaurant robots are automating and advancing the food industry.
Robotics engineers do everything from building, testing and maintaining robots to developing new interfaces for interacting with them.
Computer vision (and treats) can help anxious dogs stay calm.
Small and medium-sized businesses, take note. Robotics and automation are more accessible than you think.
It’s fun, challenging and definitely educational.
Despite their mechanical nature, people seem to impose racial identities on robots. That’s a problem.
Gordon Gottsegen
