Research

Many manufacturers aren't doing enough to measure human activities alongside automated processes, found a study by A.T. Kearney and Drishti.

Exoskeletons are getting lighter, smarter, and more useful in a range of industries, from healthcare and construction to the military. Here's a rundown of vendors and users.

Modular system can physically transform, based on the environment and task needs.

NVIDIA research announced at CoRL this week puts smart picking within robotic grasping range.

Cylindrical pulley system could create lighter hands without sacrificing precision.

In a tale of three cities, a new robot alliance will compare notes to find the best balance of research, startup incentives, and industrial use of robotics and AI.

Robotics startups can become successful without losing sight of social value, says Vecna Robotics' Daniel Theobald. He describes his experiences and outlook.

A survey recently found that as much as a fifth of British adults believe they are already co-existing in harmony with robotics and autonomous systems.

Following the successful conclusion of two Marine-i high-profile events, there are growing signs that the marine robotics and autonomous systems sector in the U.K. is set for prolonged growth.

The final phase of the global Ocean Discovery competition puts rapid, unmanned, high-resolution mapping of the sea floor to a real-world test.