The Robotics Roundup is a weekly newspost going over some of the most exciting developments in robotics over the past week.
In today’s edition we have:
- This Robot Isn’t Going to Replace Your In-Home Nurse… Yet
- Meet The Roboticist Working To Make Robots Help Us Be More Human
- How robotics is miniaturizing surgery
- This AI robot arm can do everything from making coffee to 3D printing
- Coding Pups and Humanoid Helpers: Get to Know the Robots of CES 2023
This Robot Isn’t Going to Replace Your In-Home Nurse… Yet
One of the most promising applications for service robots is in elderly care, being able to provide support, companionship, and medical care 24/7 without getting tired or needing breaks can greatly improve the quality of care provided to elders. Aeo is the latest entry into this field, capable of performing many routine tasks that would otherwise use valuable human nursing time.
Meet The Roboticist Working To Make Robots Help Us Be More Human
This interview of Daniel Theobold of Vecna Technologies concerns his believe that the best use of robotics is to free up our time to allow us to live more enriching lives as humans.
How robotics is miniaturizing surgery
LINKED VIDEO CONTAINS UNCENSORED FOOTAGE OF MINIMALLY INVASIVE SURGERIES
Robotics is improving surgery by allowing levels of precision that could never be achieved with human skill alone. This paves the way for ever more less intrusive operations, reducing the possibility of complications, and shortening recovery time.
This AI robot arm can do everything from making coffee to 3D printing
The new HUENIT Robot Arm is a midsized multipurpose manipulator revealed at CES this year that features end effector attachments for 3D printing, laser cutting, and manipulation, along with many others. This type of omnipurpose robotic platform is likely to become increasingly common as robotics finally enters the realm of consumer accessibility.
Coding Pups and Humanoid Helpers: Get to Know the Robots of CES 2023
CES is always an exciting time packed with the reveals of many cool new products, CNET provides a quick rundown of all the interesting robots unveiled at this year’s show.