Tag: Robots
Researchers build “biohybrid” robot from sea slug muscles and 3D printed body
Researchers from Case Western Reserve University have built a crawling robot by combining 3D printed parts and sea slug materials.
Although this biohybrid robot is...
MIT researchers 3D print robotic hand that will make robots more flexible (VIDEO)
A team of engineers from MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab (CSAIL) have managed to make a robot hand that can grab and...
Young engineers from Australia and New Zealand to face off in robotics live final
After the dazzling Robotronica festival that took place at the Queensland University of Technology last month, another exciting robotics event is scheduled to take...
ABB lands major order to boost manufacturing flexibility at Ford’s newest factory in China
Leading power and automation technology group ABB has been awarded a $52 million contract by Changan Ford to boost the flexibility and efficiency of...
Robots can learn to handle e-waste – researchers claim
The dismantling of most end-of-life products is labour intensive and costly. Many attempts of automating the disassembly process have been unsuccessful. However, researchers from...
RMIT Design Hub features 3D printers, robots and CNC milling
Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) Design Hub — a creative environment that facilitates researching, archiving, exhibiting, discussing and critiquing design — has announced...
ARC Centre of Excellence in Robotic Vision gets $19M grant to help robots ‘see’
The Australian Research Centre’s Centre of Excellence in Robotic Vision has been awarded a $19 million grant by the Federal Government for its seven-year...
RMIT Student-built robot to make its competition debut
A robot designed by students from the School of Aerospace, Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering will be competing in the Warman Design and Build Competition...
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