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1,007 robots break world record for number of robots dancing together simultaneously, at the Qingdao Beer Festival in China. Image courtesy of HighSnobiety.com The robots danced together for 60 seconds,...

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A man suffered a pulmonary embolism behind the wheel of his car in the US, but instead of crashing Joshua Neally activated the autopilot on his Tesla Model X car...

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Professor Yang Gao, Head of the STAR Lab at the University of Surrey, has produced a white paper which states that research into robotic autonomy will make future space exploration...

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Mike Hawes, chief executive of the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT), said several factors meant that post-Brexit Britain could be better suited to support the development of technology...

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Moley Robotics, a London-based robotics company, has developed a prototype “robochef” that could be seen in homes by 2017. Huge swathes of data have been input into the robot, showing...

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Australian company Fastbrick Robotics has produced Hadrian 105, a robot capable of laying 225 bricks per hour in a fully automated process. Bricks are fed onto a belt and travel...

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Innovate UK and the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council have together announced a £5m competition to boost the development of RAS (robotics and autonomous systems), hoping that such a...

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The Autonomous Systems Laboratory at Stanford Aeronautics & Astronautics “have developed an algorithmic framework that allows for real-time motion planning/obstacle avoidance for high-speed robotic systems, such as quadrotors”, known as...

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Automotive and energy storage pioneers Tesla have unveiled part of their new battery-manufacturing “Gigafactory”, currently only 14% complete. The factory, estimated to be fully operational in 2020, will cover 13...

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