Cable-driven ... or parallel to make much more complicated structures. To demonstrate, the researchers designed a gripping tentacle, a bird’s claw, and a lizard-like walking robot, but much ...

Cable cars are certainly handy for ... As it contracts it also rolls, forming an auger-like screw-drive mechanism. That mechanism not only pulls the robot along the track, it also continuously ...

Researchers have created a light-powered soft robot that can carry loads through the air along established tracks, similar to cable cars or aerial trams. The soft robot operates autonomously, can ...

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(Reuters) -Meta Platforms is establishing a new division within its Reality Labs unit to develop AI-powered humanoid robots that can assist with physical ... although retail partners will continue to ...

For the first time, a robot trained by watching videos of seasoned ... changes coming next month Missouri's longest-lived animal driven to 'brink of extinction,' making slow comeback China exempts ...

By Eli Tan Reporting from San Francisco Over the last few months, Waymo’s robot taxis have become an unmistakable part of the San Francisco experience. Once a novelty service that opened last ...

Generative AI has already shown a lot of promise in robots. Applications include natural language interactions, robot learning, no-code programming and even design. Google’s DeepMind Robotics ...

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Recent decades have seen remarkable progress in the field of robotic-assisted construction. Cable-driven parallel robots (CDPRs) emerge as promising tools for automating construction processes, due to ...

For decades, roboticists have more or less focused on controlling robots’ “bodies”—their arms, legs, levers, wheels, and the like—via purpose-­driven software. But a new generation of ...