UGOT kit turns you into the maker of seven robots
In recent years we’ve seen quadruped robots, self-balancing robots, and omnidirectional robots. Should you want one of your own, the
Interview with Jean Pierre Sleiman, author of the paper “Versatile multicontact planning and control for legged loco-manipulation”
Picture from paper “Versatile multicontact planning and control for legged loco-manipulation“. © American Association for the Advancement of Science We
Introducing the PE20 Robotiq Palletizing Solution – The most powerful palletizer in the Robotiq lineup
With a payload capacity of 18 kg (40 lb) and stacking heights of up to 2150 mm (84 in), this
Robo-Insight #4 – Robohub
Source: OpenAI’s DALL·E 2 with prompt “a hyperrealistic picture of a robot reading the news on a laptop at a
MIT engineers use kirigami to make ultrastrong, lightweight structures
MIT researchers used kirigami, the art of Japanese paper cutting and folding, to develop ultrastrong, lightweight materials that have tunable
- August 31, 2023
Insect-inspired robot gets skinny to go through gaps
One of the most commonly suggested uses for tiny robots is the search for trapped survivors in disaster site rubble.
What’s New in Robotics? 25.08.2023
News briefs for the week take a look at the evolution of AMR design from Fraunhofer, cargo hold-cleaning robots for
- August 22, 2023
Dog-inspired robot keeps running on its own once started
While we’ve seen a number of quadruped “robotic dogs” lately, they all require control motors to maintain their running gait.
SVR Guide to Robotics Research and Education 2023
In the last decade we have seen more robotics innovation becoming real products and companies than in the entire history