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Fear of Robots? Not Soft Ones, According to One Study

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…being replaced by them. A Washington State University study, published in the journal IISE Transactions on Occupational Ergonomics and Human Factors, found that watching videos of a soft robot working with a person at picking and placing tasks lowered the viewers’ safety concerns and feelings of job insecurity. This was true even when the soft robot was shown working in…


Olis Robotics Raises Funding to Enable Remote Robot Troubleshooting

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…IFR. A spinoff of the University of Washington, Olis Robotics claimed in a release that its Olis Connect system can significantly improve overall equipment effectiveness (OEE) and address costly robot downtime. “Robot downtime can cost a large plant over $1 million per hour. When every minute counts, you need to leverage remote tools to react as quickly as possible, no…


MIT CSAIL Develops AI to Help Household Robots Halve Planning Time

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…and a professor at the University of Washington. The team was supported by AI Singapore and grants from National Science Foundation, the U.S. Air Force Office of Scientific Research, and the U.S. Army Research Office. This project was partially conducted while Yang was an intern at NVIDIA Research. Their research was presented at the Robotics: Science and Systems conference this…


NVIDIA Explains How Simulation Accelerates Robot Development, Training

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…systems, which is accelerating deployments. University researchers, often working with NVIDIA Research and technical teams, are solving problems in simulation that have real-world impact. Their work is expanding the potential for commercialization of new robotics capabilities across numerous markets. Among them, robots are learning to cut squishy materials such as beef and chicken, fasten nuts and bolts for automotive assembly,…


Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence Names New CEO, Develops Phone2Proc to Train Robots

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…Science & Engineering at the University of Washington, where he has won several best paper awards. In 2015, Farhadi started AI2's Computer Vision team, and he co-founded Xnor.ai, an on-device deep learning startup that Apple Inc. acquired in 2020. Farhadi rejoined the Seattle-based AI2 from Apple, where he led its next-generation machine learning efforts. Allen Institute for AI presents Phone2Proc…


MassRobotics Announces Winner of Inaugural Robotics Medal Recognizing Accomplishments of Women in Robotics

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…to Nancy Amato at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign for her significant contributions to the field of robotics, the Boston-based organization shared Friday. Amato was recognized for her research on the algorithmic foundations of motion planning, computational biology, computational geometry, and parallel computing. Alyssa Nicole Pierson, at Boston University, was awarded the MassRobotics Rising Star in Robotics Medal for…


ASTM International Gives Roger Bostelman Award of Merit for Volunteer Work in Exoskeleton Standards Development

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…visiting research scientist at the University of Maryland Institute for Advanced Computer Studies (UMIACS). He is also part of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Professional Research Experience Program. The new ASTM Fellow recently retired from his engineering project manager position at NIST’s Intelligent Systems Division after 41 years of service. While there, he managed the Intelligent Control…


ARM Institute Funds 11 Advanced Manufacturing Projects to Develop Automated Technologies

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…Principal Investigator: Boeing Project Team: University of Southern California and 3M Project Description: This project seeks to develop adaptive path planning to ensure affordability of Ceramic Matrix Composites (CMC) components for hypersonic platforms, or an object that exceeds 5 the speed-of-sound (Mach 5 or greater). The project also seeks to integrate improvements to automated pick, place, and form for processing…


ARM Institute Endorses Four New Robotics Training Programs

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…programs at Universal Robots, the University of Maryland, the University of Washington, Wichita State University Campus of Applied Sciences and Technology (WSU Tech), and Wichita State University, Department of Engineering Technology. About RoboticsCareer.org RoboticsCareer.org supports U.S. workers through each stage of their professional lives – from students exploring career options to incumbent workers looking to take the next step in…


Southwestern Pennsylvania Gets $62.7M Grant to Build Robotics and Autonomy Cluster

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…Jahanian, president of Carnegie Mellon University. The Southwestern Pennsylvania New Economy Collaborative said its partners include labor groups, educational institutions, workforce and economic development organizations, businesses, and more. During the application process, the collaborative convened a coalition of more than 90 public and private organizations representing 11 counties in southwestern Pennsylvania. The counties were Allegheny, Armstrong, Beaver, Butler, Cambria, Fayette,…


Innovation at the Intersection of Agriculture and Robotics

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…robotics and intelligent machines. The Washington Post recently reported that a trial run was launched in Midwest and the Mississippi Delta where robots were deployed, plodding along at 12 miles per hour. By using computer vision, the robots were able to distinguish between crop or weed and spray herbicide at pinpointed crops. The effort is an undertaking at its early…


RE2 Marks Technical Achievement With STARFISH Gripper for the U.S. Navy

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…and chemical engineering at the University of Washington. The professors' teams designed the multimodal tactile sensor skin that enables the grippers’ sensorized fingertips to feel normal and shear forces. “When visual feedback is limited, complementary senses such as touch play a critical role in completing dexterous tasks,” explained Santos. “This is true for humans as well as for robots remotely…


ARM Institute Endorses Three Additional Robotics Training Programs

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…340 members include start-ups, research universities, community colleges, manufacturers of all sizes, government agencies, workforce development organizations, and more. ARM Institute seeks educational leaders Click on infographic to enlarge. Source: ARM Institute Launched in 2021, the ARM Endorsement Program audits and promotes the organizations that are most effective at preparing students for careers in manufacturing and working with robots. The…


AUVSI XPONENTIAL 2022 Focuses on Use Cases, Regulation, and Workforce of the Future

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…retired law enforcement officer from Washington state and now the director of law enforcement at the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators. “It is a document written by law enforcement for law enforcement,” he added. “It provides recommendations to law enforcement agencies for developing protocols and policies to provide consistent direction to all officers [within a specific domain] on how…


ARM Institute Endorses Four More Robotics Training Programs

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…to community colleges and traditional universities. New programs exemplify educational excellence The ARM Institute provided the following descriptions of each of the newly endorsed programs, which it said exceeded its evaluation criteria. University of Maryland – Maryland Robotics Center: The Master of Engineering in Robotics program and the Graduate Certificate in Engineering program ensure continued research and development of robotic…


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