Robots

Monogram Orthopedics takes a unique approach to joint replacement.

"What the hell do we need robot police dogs? This is some RoboCop s***, this is crazy. Robot police dogs walking down the street," Bowman said and asked again "We need robot police dogs? That's what we need."

La pandémie de coronavirus a posé d'énormes défis aux prestataires de soins de santé, aux entreprises, aux gouvernements et à la population. Alors que les systèmes humains sont contraints de s'adapter, les acteurs japonais de l'innovation technologique proposent des solutions possibles. Les robots sont de plus en plus présents dans notre vie quotidienne.

By helping to reduce the burdens on health care workers, carry out much needed preventive measures and provide people who are in isolation with a greater link to the outside world, robots capabilities will be of great assistance during these trying times.

Hong-Kong based company Hanson Robotics will roll out four new models in the first half of 2021 after its humanoid robot Sophia went viral in 2016.

"The main result of this research is the first proof that telesurgery is feasible using 5G," lead researcher Leonardo De Mattos told Newsweek.

Robots have always been used to take on dull, dirty, and dangerous jobs, and this pandemic requires these kinds of jobs are done all over the world," researcher Bradley Nelson said.

A dispute between two neighbors escalated to the point where one of them tried to smash down the fence separating their property with a robot vacuum cleaner.

In the not-so-distant future, hundreds of unmanned drones and on-the-ground rovers could swoop into an area of interest and spew crucial data to human military operators, researchers say.

U.K. Astronomer Royal Martin Rees proposes that "post-humans" could one day transition into becoming "fully inorganic intelligences"

Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang is worried that Walmart's plans to increase automated labor is part of a trend that could "crush" the U.S. labor force, according to a Fox Business report. Recent research seems to suggest that his concern is not unfounded.

A Japanese hotel chain apologized and acknowledged that it had been possible for persons to gain unauthorized access to its in-room robots at Henn na Hotel Maihama Tokyo Bay.

"Highly automated, intelligent systems promise to transform people's lives and even question the very role of humans," said researcher Laurie Wright.

Mindar, a gender-neutral android that presides at the 400-year old Kodaji Temple in Kyoto, cost about $1 million to produce.

On Monday, YouTube removed many videos of robots fighting in contests similar to the TV show "Battlebots"; on Tuesday most — but not all — were restored.

The University of Pittsburgh recently welcomed both new students and a fleet of new robots to campus.

They will create new jobs for humans.

The so-called "Micro-Brain" project will analyze the complexities of "very small flying insects," particularly their "drastic miniaturization and energy efficiency."

It looks and speaks like real-life reporter Zhang Zhao. In reality, it's a simulation that could change the way the news is told.

Robots can help alleviate autistic behaviors, many therapists say.

Reports of Tesla's demise have been greatly exaggerated, and that's what should worry us. Musk's bombshell about taking Tesla private was only his latest surprise.

Musk has previously warned that artificial intelligence could be the impetus of World War III or a robot dictatorship.

"The decision to take a human life should never be delegated to a machine."

Welcome to the future.

They'll even give you coupons and travel tips.

Boston Dynamics, an offshoot of MIT, said it wants to build machines that "break boundaries and work in the real world."

The annual Victory Day parade showcases Russia's future military acquisitions.

The transformation from humanoid to car takes 60 seconds.

Artificial intelligence could have an adverse affect on nuclear warfare in as little as 22 years.

The effects of automation could have implications beyond the men and women who make their living trimming and separating leaves from the buds.