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Researchers led by professor Giovanna Sansoni at the Laboratory of Optoelectronics in the Department of Engineering at the University of Brescia (Brescia, Italy) have developed a vision-based robotic bartender that can serve customers different varieties of beer.
Engineers at Sandia National Laboratories (Albuquerque, NM, USA) have developed a service robot that could eliminate some of the hazards of mining operations by arming rescuers with information that may save lives.
QinetiQ North America announced that the government of Japan has accepted its offer to provide unmanned vehicle equipment and associated training to aid in Japan’s natural disaster recovery efforts.
Designed to highlight the use of National Instruments' hardware and software by researchers, academics, and engineers worldwide, the 2010 Application of The Year Award was presented to Dr. Dennis Hong and the undergraduate students of the Blind Driver Challenge team at Virginia Tech during NIWeek
Designed to assist astronauts during extra-vehicular activities, a new robot combines tactile, force, position, range-finding, and vision sensors to allow it to perform functions such as object recognition and manipulation.
Designed to assist astronauts during extra-vehicular activities, a new robot combines tactile, force, position, range-finding, and vision sensors to allow it to perform functions such as object recognition and manipulation.
CARE assembled teams in robotics sectors including industrial, professional service, domestic service, security, and space to identify new opportunities for marketable products. A total of 39 were identified, ranging from mining robots to surgical robots and robot teachers.