Guardbot is a surveillance robot that has the ability to travel over any terrain, due to its unique shape It is even able to travel through water! It can come in a variety of sizes, depending on the application it will be used for. The sizes range from five inches all the way up to […]
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This new exoskeleton from ReWalk Robotics allows people with spinal cord injuries to walk fully upright again. Exoskeleton technology has been developing for many years now, and it seems that ReWalk has made a big breakthrough with this model.
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The HiBot amphibious “snake” robot was one of a series of robots specifically developed to operate in extreme environments. This particular robot is modular in design, so it can be made longer or shorter if needed. While it can easily move across land, it looks freakishly natural when placed in water!
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Ready to be freaked out? These “human” looking eyes are WAY too realistic! They are shaped like dice and can be controlled using a remote with switches that it comes with. It can be poked, squeezed, or even petted! They come in at about $5,000 for those who need a human looking eye on their
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The Drawmaton is a hand-powered kit that is based on Leonardo da Vinci’s design of the “Robot Knight”. This was one of the oldest versions of modern day robots, and it has been developed into a modern drawing that is so cool! Check it out!
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Have a pet, but can’t be at home 24/7 to give it the attention you know it deserves? The Anthouse pet companion is the friend that your beloved pet needs to keep them company while you are away. Play fetch, feed them snacks, and much more!
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Ever wondered how electric engines are made? Here’s a video of Audi’s factory showing the full engine assembly process. It has it all, the stator, the copper coils, advanced Kuka robotics, beautifully machined aluminium parts, mini automous vehicles used to trasport parts between stages, heat treatment, rigorous testing and, finally, the emergence of a brand
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Watch these two robots sword fight with unbelievable accuracy. This shows how far robotics have come and how much fun being a robotics engineer must be! Prepare to feel bad about your sword fighting skills because you will never be as good as these two robots!
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Fundamentals of Rocket Science, with Falcon 9 You will understand the working of Rocket engines, how different stages separate, how orbit transfers and maneuvers work. You will learn about the Falcon 9 rocket in detail. Along with the rocket, you will have a strong grasp of various systems and innovations pioneered by Spacex. You will
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One can easily be in awe when witnessing the performance of robotics in outer space. It is proof of the progress and long way we, as a species, have come. Such marvelous inventions represent the most advanced state of our technology and can help a future that doesn’t lie outside the planet’s atmosphere. Surely we
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Machine shapes based on the human form is an old idea, dating from Hephaestus in ancient Greek mythology and spanning through the civilizations and centuries. We see it in Jewish folk tales such as Golem’s and Davinci’s drawings, in Arabic illustrations and English novels. Nowadays, the advances in science and technology, from dynamics to real-time
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As the field of artificial intelligence (AI) continues to accelerate, the concept of intelligent robotics is far closer than ever before. As our computing power grows, we have begun to learn to “teach” devices to carry out tasks. We are teaching computers every day as we use predictive texting, Google, or Siri. These programs use
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Boston Dynamics recently broke the mould with its ATLAS robot but the company has just released a new funky, flexible and extremely well advanced model in the shape of SpotMini. You can see at a glance what this particular robot is capable of by checking out the quick video embedded in this post. Introduced on
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You may have stumbled upon a viral video of a certain 5ft 9in robot tripping in the snow, lifting boxes and getting bullied with a hockey stick. While it is a delight to watch and can be interesting to share, it’s the actual technology that makes the video so impressive. The latest version of Atlas, the
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The exosuit or “Exoskeleton suit” is no longer just found in the realm of science fiction and the big screen, but is getting closer to becoming reality on the battlefield. The Incredible HULC Lockheed Martin has begun military testing on the Human Universal Load Carrier (HULC) robotic exosuit, originally introduced by Berkeley Bionics in 2008. It
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Your delivery man might soon be a cutting-edge intelligent robot trundling down the street on six-wheels. In early 2015 Starship Technologies launched an autonomous delivery robot, designed to deliver groceries and goods to consumers in Greenwich, London at the cost of only £1 per delivery. These all-electric robots are capable of traversing urban environments, including
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The mechanics of animal locomotion have recently become a source of inspiration for many designers. One example of this is Assistant Professor Amos Winter’s project, which started off with the need to create an underwater robot capable of digging. His robot needed to be compact, rigid, and able to move underwater while requiring little power
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