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The lights, lasers and giant robots Walsall still misses
Caroline Gall, West Midlands and Josh Tranter, in Walsall Jenna still remembers standing beside the lake at Walsall Illuminations as a child, watching colourful displays reflected in the water while clutching a balloon. 'My grandad used to tell me…
The lights, lasers and giant robots Walsall still misses
Jenna still remembers standing beside the lake at Walsall Illuminations as a child, watching colourful displays reflected in the water while clutching a balloon. 'My grandad used to tell me the flashing lights meant the Martians were coming,' she…
Giant robotic claws will grab dead satellites in space
Space is getting crowded, and I'm not talking about astronauts. Thousands of pieces of junk are circling Earth at incredible speeds. Some are dead satellites. Others are leftover rocket parts or fragments from past collisions. Any one of them could…
'You can't bring in robots': the leather firm handmaking everything from wallets to cigar cases
“It is all down to attention to detail and everything we do is based around that.” Gary Billingham is demonstrating how the 28 pieces which make up an Ettinger wallet are cut from leather using a hydraulic press by the small team at…
Move slow, break things: Robots join the Young Rich List
The rent is comparatively cheap at 56 Pitt Street in Sydney's CBD, an older-style building slated for demolition. Hence the motley crew of small businesses housed inside: accountants, migration offices and an ASX-micro-cap coal company. The first…
Safety of food delivery robots on city's streets to be monitored
An upcoming trial of Deliveroo delivery robots on the streets of Nottingham will be closely monitored to assess whether the machines affect public safety. The city council says those behind the trial will have to demonstrate that the robots can…
$89K AI robot unleashed in NYC park to learn human behavior - and eventually become a babysitter
An AI-powered humanoid robot was spotted mingling with real people in Brooklyn Bridge Park Sunday, in an apparent attempt to learn how to “interact” and “nurture” so it could eventually be used as a babysitter, teacher…
Humanoid robots deployed alongside factory workers
This October, the South Korean government granted a regulatory sandbox exemption allowing 20 humanoid robots to work alongside human employees in sectors like semiconductors, automotive, shipbuilding, and logistics. Normally, fences and other…
30m robots, fire and water effects: What to expect at Jay Chou's concerts in January
SINGAPORE – Ju Pao, a Taiwanese concert director known for his work on Mandopop king Jay Chou's large-scale shows, has dropped hints about what fans can expect at Chou's upcoming concerts here. Chou will perform three shows at the National…
Top Robotics Stocks To Research - October 25th
5 Beaten-Down Growth Stocks Trading Like Value Plays as Cash Chases Mega-Caps Teradyne, Ouster, MDA Space, PROCEPT BioRobotics, and Serve Robotics are the five Robotics stocks to watch today, according to MarketBeat's stock screener tool.
A Beijing track robot crossed the 100 meter line in 8.86 seconds this past August, and that mark beat every human sprinter who has ever raced it
A finish line camera in Beijing caught something that had never happened on a track before. A machine built from metal joints and circuit boards crossed it faster than any person ever has. It did not stop cleanly, slamming into a padded wall and…
Tesla's Earnings Are Mixed, but Elon Musk Is Pushing Beyond Cars
Elon Musk has had a whirlwind week of earnings reports for his collection of companies. SpaceX reported earnings on Oct. 20, with Musk hinting at a tie-up between Tesla and SpaceX. The next day, Tesla reported earnings, lowered its capital-spending…
From agriculture to AI-griculture: How tech is changing farming
Agriculture and environment correspondent, BBC News NI George McMaster's farming career started with milking eight cows in a byre, relying on his eyes to spot any health issues in his cattle. He still watches his now-300-strong herd, but via a feed…
From agriculture to AI-griculture: How tech is changing farming
George McMaster's farming career started with milking eight cows in a byre, relying on his eyes to spot any health issues in his cattle. He still watches his now-300-strong herd, but via a feed from an AI camera in the milking parlour at the farm…
Ukrainian soldiers surprised a drone maker with how many explosives they could fly on one of its drones
A major drone maker said Ukrainian soldiers surprised it by packing one of its drones with more explosives than the company ever thought it could carry. When loading up an attack drone with explosives, combat units are limited by how much weight it…
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