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The robots are coming - together

Researchers have developed geometric algorithms that can make groups of robots operate together in dense environments without bumping into each other and other obstacles
Robot brain. Illustration: depositphotos.com

are you a robot A linguistic anthropologist explains how humans are like ChatGPT - they both recycle language

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Hubble Space Telescope. Courtesy of NASA

Suggestion: move the grieving to a safe track and prolong his life

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Astroscale's collaboration with the Momentos company offers NASA a commercial solution that will allow the famous satellite - which recently celebrated its 33rd birthday - to be attached and towed to an orbit that will also be cleaned of space debris
Image: In this artist's impression of the breadcrumb scenario, autonomous rovers can be seen exploring a lava tube after being deployed by a mother rover remaining at the entrance to maintain contact with a blimp or blimp. Credit: John Fowler/WikiCommons, Mark Treble Wolfgang Fink/University of Arizona

Hansel and Gretel's breadcrumbs reach Mars

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Engineers from the University of Arizona have developed a system that allows autonomous vehicles to scan underground habitats for astronauts
The researchers built a robot in the shape of a large-mouthed bass fish - a natural predator of the Gambosids. Photo from the study: GIOVANNI POLVERINO

Terminator in the aquarium: meet the robotic fish that fights the invading species

Will terrifying robots be able to curb the spread of the gambosia fish, one of the most problematic invasive species in the world, and the environmental damage it causes?
artificial intelligence. Illustration: shutterstock

Three clues to the future of medicine

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Robotlf navigates through an unfamiliar environment and maps it. Photography: Itamar Elikim

For the first time: a bat-like ground robot that navigates using only the sense of sound

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An innovative manufacturing process enables the creation of flexible robots on a millimeter scale with micrometer characteristics. Shown below is an extremely tiny flexible robotic spider that includes moving and painted body parts [Courtesy: Wyss Institute at Harvard University]

Extremely flexible and tiny robots inspired by the spider

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"Scientists are known for making dramatic predictions about the future - and evil robots are back in the spotlight now that artificial intelligence has become a marketing tool for all sorts of different products." Illustration: pixabay.

Five reasons why robots won't take over the world

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Stephen Hawking. Photo: NASA/Paul E. Alers.

Stephen Hawking's swan song as a sign of farewell to humanity

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Some seeds and some water - how to grow robots that move without motors or batteries

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How do you bark at a robot? Sony Evo, 2018 model. Photo: PR

The robot-dog that relieves the feeling of loneliness

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the robird. Source: Clear Flight Solutions.

is it a plane is it a bird It's actually both

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Illustration of satellite arm technology. According to the researchers, the development is particularly suitable for use in the space industry, where minimalism and weight savings are a distinct advantage. The maneuverability of the robotic arm and its low weight reduce the effect of its movement on the stability of the spacecraft. For example, the robot can be used as a service and maintenance arm for satellites. Source: Ben Gurion University.

Researchers have developed a first-of-its-kind serial robot with mobile motors

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Prof. Hiroshi Ishiguro the human (right) and his robot double (left). Source: Florian Voggeneder / Ars Electronica.

"When the population is aging, there is no choice but to use robots"

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Source: Courtesy of RObotic DYnamic MANipulation.

A robot chef learns to make pizza like a pro

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"In the future, humans may increasingly rely on robotic assistance for daily tasks, and our research shows that the type of movements the robot makes when interacting with humans affects the level of human satisfaction with the interaction," says Dr. Sheli Levy-Tzedek ( Photo: Danny Machlis, Ben-Gurion University.

Human-Robot Interaction Research: Personalized Interaction May Increase Benefit in Patient Rehabilitation

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Sophia the robot. Photo: ITU/R. Farrell.

The first robot received citizenship - in Saudi Arabia

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SoftBank Robotics' Pepper robot (pictured) knows how to read human emotions and respond to them. An adapted version of it is designed to help the elderly. Photography: Yuichi Sakuraba.

Grandma's robotic assistant

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The Guardian S, a snake-like robot. Source: Sarcos.

Snake robot - 2017 version

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Researchers in the field of robotics have begun teaching machines with raw abilities in language understanding and artificial intelligence to discern under what circumstances they should say "no" to humans. Image: pixabay.

Why robots need to learn to say "no" to us

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"Machines are becoming smarter, and more and more know how to do jobs that are now done by humans. Therefore, the question arises: what about us, the members of the human race?". Illustration: pixabay.

"The robots not only take professions but allow easier entry into new technological professions"

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Robots in a pill: researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have built a prototype of a robot capable of performing simple procedures inside the stomach without any incisions at all and without the need to connect to external equipment: the patient simply swallows the robot. Source: Melanie Gonick/MIT.

More ideas that will change the world: from robots in a pill to quantum communication satellites

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It seems that as a result of several technological trends that will integrate and reinforce each other, hospitals will become less and less relevant for the majority of patients in the coming decades. They will not disappear completely, but most citizens will be able to avoid visiting them, or at least being hospitalized for a long time. Illustration: pixabay.com.

The future of hospitals, medicine - and the health of all of us

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Robotics participants. Source: Technion spokesmen.

This road starts here

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