Scientists have given robots a ‘brain’ so they can self-repair when they detect pain
Using artificial intelligence (AI), scientists at the Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, have developed a way for robots to recognise pain and to self-repair when damaged. The scientists adopted a brain-inspired approach when creating the system and as a result, the robot
The Kraken Project at Spain’s Aitiip Technology improves hybrid 3D printer robots
2020 has seen Aitiip’s European scientists hugely improving the efficiency of Kraken “the all-in-one fully integrated machine for multi-material hybrid manufacturing”. Funded by the EU and based in Zaragoza, Spain, the Kraken Project’s hybrid 3D printer robots have improved productivity and
Could this be China’s new face of self-driving taxis?
Leading Chinese internet-giant Baidu has recently gained acceleration in the automotive industry with their newly rolled out autonomous taxi service, “Apollo Go”. The fleet of 40 Robotaxis provides reservation-free rides to passengers in the Chinese capital – the first in
Norway begins construction of worlds largest floating offshore windfarm
Norway has begun its ambitious plans to construct the worlds largest floating offshore wind farm, which they aim to have completed by 2022. This will involve building 11 floating concrete hulls for the Siemens Gamesa 8 MW turbines on the
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Researchers have developed electronic artificial skin that reacts to pain just like real skin
The prototype developed by researchers at RMIT in Australia is capable of electronically replicating the way human skin senses pain such as touch, pain and heat. It would also provide “near-instant” feedback if pressure and temperatures hit levels that would
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Researchers have developed an ‘electronic skin’ that can process information faster than the human nervous system
Inspired by Star Wars, a team of researchers from the National University of Singapore has developed an ‘electronic skin’ that gives amputees with prosthetics the ability to ‘touch’. The artificial skin uses more than 100 small sensors and is about 1
Inheart raises €3.6M for launch of its cloud-based image analysis technology for cardiac arrhythmia
Led by Elvia Partners SAS, a Parisian investment fund, Inheart SAS completed its first funding round of €3.6 million to improve cardiac arrhythmia treatment using medical imaging, artificial intelligence and digital simulation. The technology is provided as a cloud-based service where cardiologists
Siren develops smart socks that can prevent diabetics from having their legs amputated, raises $11.8 million in funding.
Siren, a medical device company that has developed breakthrough technology to embed microsensors within fabric, raises $11.8 million in funding led by Anathema Ventures. Siren’s Socks and Foot Monitoring System wearable technology continuously track foot temperature, sending information to your doctor