John Hopkins Researchers Study Butterflies to Develop Bug Size Flying Robots AZoRobotics By Andy Choi In a research funded by US defence agencies, a research team from John Hopkins University are studying the manner in which butterflies flutter to develop small flying robots having the ability to do similar maneuvers.
Robots scrimmage at Elon Greensboro News & Record The high school students who rallied for a few hours at Elon University were young men and women with technical skills that helped them send computer-guided robots whirring across the floor of a university conference room. Make no mistake, these FIRST ...
Robotics class should do all right at contests Daily News - Galveston County The lone girl, Becky Lindsey, told about the growth of the robotics group, their mentoring of younger students and the fun she had working on the robot project. She's proof that science, engineering and inventiveness are not strictly masculine skills.
Social Robots Need to Meet Expectations of Human Brain AZoRobotics By Andy Choi One of the major challenges in developing social robots is making them compatible with the expectations and requirements of the human mind, according to Maja Matariæ, Director of Center for Robotics and Embedded Systems of the University ...
Symbotic's 25 mph robots Boston Globe At the time, Lert did not want me to write about the company but he showed me some nifty animations of how robots might be able to move merchandise more efficiently around warehouses. I wrote about the company when it was acquired by C&S Wholesale ...
