Engineers have found a way to shepherd microrobots with no wires, no radios, and no onboard computers. Instead, they steer them with light patterns designed using the same math physicists use to ...
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Video: China’s humanoid robot dances and kicks box as Walker S2 hits 1,000 units
UBTech rolls out its 1,000th Walker S2 robot, marking the shift from prototypes to large-scale, real-world humanoid ...
Powered by light, the robots carry computers and can move in complex patterns, say Penn Engineering and University of ...
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Purdue secures $1.5M Army funding to develop GPS-free air–ground AI robot teams
Purdue researchers are building AI-powered air-ground robots that can navigate and collaborate in GPS-denied military terrain ...
Designed by Ruictec in China, the TD04 is a LoRa-based low-power tracker that also features BLE and dual-band GNSS. It ...
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