“Please enjoy your meal,” says Nepal’s first robot waiter, Ginger, as she delivers a plate of steaming dumplings to a table of hungry customers. The poor Himalayan nation is better known for its soaring mountain peaks than technological…
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FIRST WAITER ROBOT SERVICE IN PAKISTAN As already many countries in world are using specialized robot to help out in daily work. Now first time Pakistan specialized waiter robot is introduce in a Multan restaurant. A pizza place in Multan,…
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School of Engineering faculty are embracing the new MIT Stephen A. Schwarzman College of Computing as a bold response to the rapid evolution of computing that is altering and, in many cases, fundamentally transforming their disciplines.…
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One of the biggest hurdles for artificial intelligence is having enough computing power at the edge for developers of machine vision applications. Intel Corp.’s new Neural Compute Stick 2, or NCS 2, is designed to address this challenge.…
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    ODENSE, DENMARK – Universal Robots is hiring more than 20 Rethink Robotics staff members, merging UR’s Boston office with Rethink’s former headquarters in the Seaport area in Boston, with immediate effect. These key personnel bring…
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In October, the Institute announced the creation of the MIT Stephen A. Schwarzman College of Computing, an ambitious new enterprise that will allow students to better tailor their educational interests to their goals. But the ideas driving…
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Exoskeletons are perhaps best known for improving mobility among paraplegics. However, they are developing and are becoming increasingly useful for jobs as varied as farmers, welders, and soldiers. Lightening physical workloads has become…
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The selection of a first-line chemotherapy drug to treat many types of cancer is often a clear-cut decision governed by standard-of-care protocols, but what drug should be used next if the first one fails? That’s where Georgia Institute of…
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On October 18, alumni, postdocs, graduate students, and professors gathered at the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering’s annual New Research Alumni Reception. The annual event invites the broader MIT CEE community back to…
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November 07, 2018      Matt Wicks Today’s logistics robotics market is evolving quickly, with more advanced technologies driving more capable solutions. While we don’t quite have Westworld Hosts or robot maids from The Jetsons, the…
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  In context: Even as little as 10 years ago, many people would have thought talking to our phones, and other gadgets might seem a bit weird. Indeed, when Siri first launched in 2011, I remember feeling a little apprehensive using it in…
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At VMworld 2018, Gartner’s Paul Delory talked to TechRepublic about the RPA benefits for frontline workers, including the challenges, and impact on jobs. The following is an edited transcript of the interview. “There is certainly a lot of…
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Starship Technologies Inc. this week launched an on-demand package delivery service for consumers to receive items delivered by its mobile autonomous robots straight to customers’ doorsteps. Already available in Milton Keynes near London,…
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  In a week where two nations are cooperating on artificial intelligence rules, two other nations are clashing around the use of military drone swarms, and a third nation is developing robots to preserve their culture’s languages. Robotics…
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  Shanghai Fashion Week this season had a strong correlation between fashion, tech, and AI challenging the current status quo of the fashion industry and its future. But this time, it’s wasn’t just a one angle view but going from…
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Finding lost hikers in forests can be a difficult and lengthy process, as helicopters and drones can’t get a glimpse through the thick tree canopy. Recently, it’s been proposed that autonomous drones, which can bob and weave through trees,…
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Recent hurricanes, wildfires and other natural disasters has led more public safety agencies to use commercial drones to aid them in search and rescue operations. Advances in hardware, software, and more trust from regulatory agencies are…
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Simbe Robotics and Midwest grocery chain Schnuck Markets this week announced they would expand the rollouts of Simbe’s retail autonomous shelf-scanning robot, Tally to at least 15 more Schnucks’ stores. The two companies began their…
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A six-month pilot program will see an automated border agent question travelers on non-EU borders in Hungary, Latvia, and Greece The system will ask travelers security questions, such as questions about what’s in their luggage, while …
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Pizza Hut and Toyota team up at SEMA 2018 to unveil the Tundra PIE Pro, a one-of-a-kind, zero-emission mobile pizza factory. Pizza Hut and Toyota this week announced a “mobile pizza factory” that includes a robotic arm for making oven-hot…
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