Robotics
Comau and Leonardo join on automated inspection robots
Comau and Leonardo have embarked on a collaboration to harness cognitive robotics in developing an advanced, automated inspection system for critical aeronautical structures.
Treating liver cancer with microrobots
Canadian researchers, led by Montreal radiologist Dr. Gilles Soulez, have pioneered a technique for treating liver tumours, employing magnet-guided microrobots within an MRI device.
DexoryView AI and robotics introduced into UK sites
Dexory announced its partnership with Iron Mountain. Since 2021, Iron Mountain has expanded into a third-party logistics (3PL) provider, disrupting the Warehouse & Logistics industry with its innovative and agile solutions.
Termin-spiration: termites inspire lunar mounds in space
In the quest for human expansion into space, the University of Arizona's College of Engineering is pioneering an approach that draws inspiration from one of nature's most impressive architects: termites.
Robotic guide dogs: pioneering assistive technology
Blind and partially sighted individuals may soon navigate indoor spaces more freely with the assistance of a robotic guide dog.
Micro-robots inspired by the insect world
Researchers at Washington State University have unveiled two micro-robots, taking cues from the insect realm to push the boundaries of technology.
Can a robot read braille?
University of Cambridge researchers have unveiled a robotic sensor equipped with artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities, setting a new benchmark in the field of tactile technology.
National Highways trials a ‘Spot’ of innovation
National Highways, in collaboration with BAM Ritchies and AECOM, is currently testing Spot, the autonomous robot dog from Boston Dynamics, for geotechnical surveys in various South West locations.
Foremost Electronics increases range of FIBOX HMI
Foremost Electronics announces the availability of three new sizes added to the range of Human-Machine Interface (HMI) protection windows from enclosure manufacturer FIBOX.
Universal Robots given a helping hand
Harmonic Drive AG has enhanced its partnership with leading Danish manufacturer Universal Robots with the supply of HFUS-2SH Series Gears for use in the UR-5 six-axis flexible robot. The superior mechanical properties of the gear are used in the flexible lightweight UR-5's six-axis robot arm. The move is an effort by Universal Robots to optimise production processes by reducing floor space and increasing flexibility.