Andy Choi

Articles from Andy

Robots to Control Solar Energy Supply to Earth

Japanese scientists are working on a project to supply 13,000 TW of solar energy with the help of robots stationed on the moon to receiving stations on the Earth’s surface.

31 May 2011

University of Leeds Develops Robot for Exploration Purposes

The mystery of the pyramids could be unveiled by a robot designed by Rob Richardson, an engineer at the University of Leeds.

31 May 2011

Third Version of Geminoid Robot Imitates Facial Expressions in Real Time

Henrik Scharfe, a psychologist from the Aalborg University, Denmark has developed a robot, the Geminoid DK. This robot is the third model of the Geminoid series.

31 May 2011

AeroVironment to Supply Unmanned Aircraft Systems to the US Army

AeroVironment declared that it has signed a fixed-price contract with the U.S. Army to supply the Raven small unmanned aircraft systems (SUAS) and spares.

31 May 2011

Honda Exhibits Advanced Humanoid Robot in Canada

ASIMO, the most advanced automation robot developed by the engineers of Honda, has reached Canada for its first visit after 2007. Honda will exhibit its ASIMO in Toronto and in Gatineau to explain the humanoid robotics technology.

30 May 2011

Yotel to Use Automated Robots to Help Visitors Handle Luggage

With the inauguration of the Yotel at Times Square in New York City, automated robots will help visitors to manage their luggage.

30 May 2011

FANUC’s Delta Robots Suitable for Pick and Place Applications

FANUC Robotics’ delta robots include the M-1iA and M-3iA and offer several advantages to the clients and integration firms.

30 May 2011

Orthopedic Surgeon Presents Mock Partial-Knee Replacement Using Surgical Robot

Students from the Camas-based robotics team saw a demonstration of surgical robot at the Legacy Salmon Creek Medical Center. Orthopedic surgeon Todd Borus conducted a mock demonstration of partial-knee replacement using MAKOplasty, a surgical robot.

30 May 2011

Researchers Design Supersonic Grippers for Climbing Robots

A research team from New Zealand’s University of Canterbury has designed a supersonic model of the Bernoulli gripper to enable a robot to climb on various surfaces. This robot’s gripper does not touch the wall.

30 May 2011

Stratus Technologies Delivers Uptime Assurance for Robotic Parking Systems Garage

Stratus Technologies delivers an unparalleled uptime assurance to Robotic Parking Systems to keep the car park buzzing with activity throughout the day and night.

30 May 2011