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Arapahoe Libraries, a public library system in Colorado, plans to deploy a four-wheeled robot at a new co-working facility in ...
Amazon’s robot takeover comes with a side of corporate virtue signaling. The tech giant plans to automate 75% of its workload ...
Researchers tested an LLM-powered robot's ability to fetch butter. The result? Today’s models still struggle at basic ...
The startup Figure shows off how its partnership with OpenAI promises to make the company's humanoid robots capable of having full conversations with people. A new demo gives an early look at how ...
Amazon's robot push promises to cut costs and automate operations at warehouses, according to The New York Times. Amazon says ...
You could have a robot wink at you on your next run or walk. Recently, the Arlington County released a small fleet of robots—complete with eyes that can wink or display hearts—into the wild as ...
New research shows that programming robots to create their own teams and voluntarily wait for their teammates results in faster task completion, with the potential to improve manufacturing, ...
The model, called Skild Brain, enables robots to think, navigate and respond more like humans. Its launch comes amid a broader push to build humanoid robots capable of more diverse tasks than the ...
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Robots versus humans: will wind turbine management reach complete automation?
Wind turbines present a maintenance minefield historically navigated by in-demand experts, but robots offer efficiency and ...
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