Ed Corporation has launched a new robot for selling movie tickets in mall’s Cineplex.
It looks like a starfish made of soft plastic. When air is blown into it through a thin tube it comes to life and the starfish closes like a hand. It does this so gently that it can grasp a raw egg without breaking it.
Burg Giebichenstein and Stefan Schwabe of the University of Art and Design Hall have developed Troblion, a robot capable of simulating emotions.
The Chrysler Foundation continues its long time commitment to furthering science, engineering and technology education as it announces recipients of 2011 FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) Robotic grants.
Researchers at the Vrije University have built Probo, a robotic elephant for communicating with autistic children.
Scientists at the Florida State University College of Engineering are working on developing a technology to identify tough terrain and modify control settings of an electric-driven wheelchair.
Freemont, California-based Omron Scientific Technologies has just released the 2010-2011 Guide to Machine and Process Safeguarding. The resource gives the most recent essential data and catalog of the company’s range of machine and process safety products.
GeckoSystems Intl. Corp. announced that their recent invention of the GeckoImager has incorporated Microsoft's Kinect sensor.
Marking the 25th anniversary of its debut into the aerospace sector, Bombardier recently flagged off the Quebec chapter of its FIRST International Robotics Competition.
MuRata showcased MuRata boy robot and MuRata girl robot at the CES 2011, which was held in Las Vegas. Both the bicycle and unicycle can be ridden by these robots.
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