Japanese Scientists Make Robot Face With Living Skin That Can Smile

Japanese Scientists Make Robot Face With Living Skin That Can Smile Japanese scientists have successfully created a robot face covered with living skin that can smile and wrinkle like human skin as well as heal itself. This breakthrough was achieved by attaching cultured skin to a 3D facial mold, which mimic the natural structure of […]

More Than Machines: Computer Scientist Prepares Robots to Improve Human Lives

More Than Machines: Computer Scientist Prepares Robots to Improve Human Lives Sooyeon Jeong, an assistant professor of computer science at Purdue University, is working to develop robots to improve human lives. She hopes to design AI and robots that have a positive, impact on human health and well-being. Her research focuses on creating robots that […]

Elon Musk introduces Optimus, Tesla’s latest humanoid robot

Elon Musk Introduces Optimus, Tesla’s Latest Humanoid Robot Tesla recently introduced its humanoid robot, Optimus, which aims to revolutionize the robotics industry. Optimus is designed to handle a variety of tasks, from manufacturing to household chores, and is equipped with advanced AI capabilities. The robot’s development is part of Tesla’s broader vision to integrate AI […]

Humanoid Ambitions Take Shape

Humanoid Ambitions Take Shape Powered by Nvidia and AI, humanoid ambitions take shape. Advances in generative AI and robotics have led to more human-like robots. Companies like Figure and Tesla are creating humanoid robots with vision language models, aiming for seamless integration into various environments. Nvidia plays a key role by providing powerful chips and […]

Nokia’s Autonomous Inventory Monitoring Service (AIMS) Boosts Warehouse Efficiency

Today Nokia announced the launch of the industry-first, true inventory counting capability with Nokia Autonomous Inventory Monitoring Service (AIMS), enabling warehouse operators to utilize autonomous drones to individually count items both accurately and efficiently. Read More on American Journal of Transportation                                                                                                                                                         Image sourced from Nokia