Our world is evolving by the day, and the construction industry is no different, in which AI is playing a large role.
By Isabelle Robinson
8 Jun 2018
Drones, or UAVs, have many uses and the agriculture industry has embraced them to meet the high demands of the public and supermarkets.
By Isabelle Robinson
8 Jun 2018
AI can automate any menial task with less than a second of thought, making it perfect for sifting through data and exploring the universe.
By Kerry Taylor-Smith
8 Jun 2018
Unmanned, autonomous & remote-operated vehicles offer compelling advantages. The devices can go places that are difficult, dangerous or impossible to access directly, eliminating the risks to human inspectors, saving money, & improving the accuracy of inspection results.
By Ashley Little
18 Apr 2018
Consumers around the world have become increasingly aware of how their food choices can affect their own susceptibility to becoming obese and to acquiring other related diseases. As the consumer demand for healthier food options continues to rise, government agencies like the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in the United States are requiring increasingly stringent food safety regulations.
By Benedette Cuffari
3 Nov 2017
To navigate and ‘see’ the environment around them, flying drones typically use GPS systems and bulky laser scanners, methods that work best in bright, outdoors settings.
By Brett Smith
21 Sep 2017
Drone technology has undergone an impressive expansion in its applications over the previous few years, as this once previously exclusive technology for military purposes has found a thriving purpose in industries including agriculture, entertainment, surveillance, construction and much more.
By Benedette Cuffari
28 Jun 2017
When people talk about flying cars, they typically imagine somehow putting wings on a car, effectively converting it into an airplane.
Large collective action is a sign of an industry trend; thus, Robots in Service of the Environment (RSE), a non-profit organization made up of Scientists, is signaling environmental robotic applications are already in the works.
By Kimberly Lawson
22 Jun 2017
Drones are used more and more to gauge weather, importantly, in real time and in places not monitored in the past. This goes way past storm watching.