Using language to give robots a better grasp of an open-ended world
Feature Fields for Robotic Manipulation (F3RM) enables robots to interpret open-ended text prompts using natural language, helping the machines manipulate
UBC and Honda Unveil Revolutionary Soft Sensor for Sensitive Robotics
In a groundbreaking development that promises to reshape the landscape of robotics and prosthetics, researchers at the University of British
Robots-Blog | Qviro Helps Robotics Buyers Make Transparent Choices with Biggest Marketplace
Qviro Revolutionizes Robotics Buying Experience Qviro, one of the leading robotics platforms, introduces a groundbreaking marketplace, offering unparalleled transparency and
Quadruped robots may one day give seeing-eye dogs a run for their money
While seeing-eye dogs can be very helpful to the blind, raising and training them is a long and expensive process.
Robots-Blog | Geek Club and CircuitMess Launch a NASA-inspired DIY Perseverance Educational Space Rover Kit
After a series of successful Kickstarter Campaigns, Geek Club and CircuitMess launch their most ambitious project yet – a NASA-approved
Do humans get lazier when robots help with tasks?
Image/Shutterstock.com By Angharad Brewer Gillham, Frontiers science writer ‘Social loafing’ is a phenomenon which happens when members of a team
Kinder, gentler robotic arm channels its inner elephant and octopus
In order to function safely alongside human workers, robotic arms shouldn’t be hard and unyielding. An experimental new arm was
Code to Joy: Why Everyone Should Learn a Little Programming – Interview with Michael Littman
Code to Joy: Why Everyone Should Learn a Little Programming is a new book from Michael Littman, Professor of Computer
Robo-Insight #6 – Robohub
Source: OpenAI’s DALL·E 2 with prompt “a hyperrealistic picture of a robot reading the news on a laptop at a