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Robots get new ‘brain’ system inspired by birds, ants to navigate without GPS
Robots, the team argues, can mimic these abilities using a quantum magnetometer (which detects magnetic field direction).
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Nature-inspired navigation system helps robots traverse complex environments without GPS
Robots could soon be able to autonomously complete search and rescue missions, inspections, complex maintenance operations ...
Automation and digitization are revolutionizing nearly every industry, but in old school fields like construction, automation technologies have the potential to be truly transformative. The sector is ...
When designing robots, researchers have long turned to the natural world for inspiration, from robots that can leap and bound like dogs to aquatic robots that can swim like squids. And by turning ...
Humanoid robots may get all the headlines, but they’re usually not the right fit to get a particular job done. These robotics ...
Architecture may elicit thoughts of towering skyscrapers and monuments meant to stand tall for decades. For one local duo, though, architecture means much more: it is fields of colorful designs, ...
Swarms of robots equipped with GPS and sensors were released May 9 into California rivers to measure water flow, salinty levels, and pollution, reports OurAmazingPlanet.com. The Floating Sensor ...
Mountain View, Calif.-based construction robotic solutions provider Dusty Robotics announced May 10 that it has closed a $45 million Series B round, bringing total funding for its FieldPrinter robotic ...
Desert ants are extraordinary solitary navigators. Researchers were inspired by these ants as they designed AntBot, the first walking robot that can explore its environment randomly and go home ...
An Alton Parks and Recreation Department employee mows around the soccer goals on the north side of Gordon Moore Park on Tuesday, Aug. 13, 2024, as they prepare to host the popular youth soccer ...
Explore innovative distance measurement methods for DIY projects. Learn about tools like UWB, barometers, and camera-based systems.
AUSTIN (KXAN) — Researchers at the University of Texas at Austin are testing out technology that could change the future of deliveries. During the COVID-19 pandemic, many have taken to delivery ...
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