AI & Software

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

In this week's global roundup, we look at how Australia is following China's example in using facial recognition for internal security. Also, is Industry 4.0 dying in Germany?

Data science is behind improvements in machine vision, gripping, and integration, which in turn allow robots to be smarter helpers in distribution centers.

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.

Veo Robotics takes data from multiple sensors to make industrial robots more collaborative, adding value and flexibility to human-machine collaboration in manufacturing.

Cooperation, clashing, and culture protection highlight global developments in robotics and AI.

In this RBR Insider report, we look at why big transactions are slowing despite high robotics expectations, whether reshoring is happening, and what companies interested in the Chinese market should know.

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

It's Halloween 2018, so grab your treat bag as we present robots that 'died' this year, as well as ones that creep us out. Bonus! How to make a robot costume!

U.S. jobs in some regions could be more vulnerable to displacement from automation than others, having a direct affect on elections. And the governments of Taiwan and Iran look to artificial intelligence for new applications.