Previous Masterchef winner Tim Anderson, with the help of algorithms created by Stanford University, has designed a pair of robotic hands that are able to cook and clean up afterwards. The design, which has been in development for 18 years, is currently on show at the global robotics exhibition, Hanover Messe.
Google DeepMind Tests Highly Durable 3-Fingered Robot Hand for Advanced AI
Google DeepMind is now employing a new dexterous and durable three-fingered robotic hand to advance the development of artificial intelligence...
Inspiring the Next Generation of Engineers at The Big Bang Fair 2024
The Big Bang Fair, the UK's largest celebration of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) for young people, is returning...
New Strategy Improves Accuracy of Snake-Inspired Robots for Complex Environments
Slithering through rubble and debris, a robotic snake winds deep inside a collapsed building. Guided by algorithms and remote sensors,...
Shape-Shifting Tetraflex: Revolutionizing Robotics for Extreme Environments
In the evolving world of robotics, the Bristol Robotics Laboratory has introduced a significant innovation - the Tetraflex robot. This...
Bristol – Revolutionary Dual-Arm Robot Achieves Near-Human Dexterity Through AI
In robotics, achieving human-like dexterity has always been a coveted milestone. Human hands' intricate movements, sensitivity, and adaptability have long...
Flexing New Muscles: The Advent of Ferroelectric Polymers in Robotics
A team of international researchers led by Pennsylvania State University has developed a new type of ferroelectric polymer that could...
Pioneering the Future of Robotics: The CRADLE Centre Initiative
In an ambitious move towards the future, engineering giant Jacobs and the University of Manchester have joined forces to establish...
A Centipede-Inspired Leap in Robotics: Embracing the Power of Many Legs
In robotics, innovation often takes a leaf out of nature's book. This time, the humble centipede has caught the attention...
