Drones

Training employees on complex processes in manufacturing and assembly is a good use case for augmented reality and virtual reality. Here are some innovative AR/VR providers.

AI and robotics are becoming sophisticated enough that they can help solve world problems such as hunger, alternative energy, disease, and crime. But we need to be realistic about the work still needed to develop them.

Military and commercial spending on autonomous vehicles continues, and investments in AR, robotics and AI companies highlight the week in funding.

In this RBR Insider report, we look at how unmanned systems for maritime uses are improving and the state of the marine drone market.

Growing demand for commercial drone pilots leads to growth in education programs for workforce training companies and community colleges.

The July 4 holiday week saw funding for companies developing self-driving capabilities for vehicles, robots, and other devices.

The U.S. needs help with inspecting and repairing its aging pipes, power lines, and other utilities. Providers are turning to infrastructure robots and aerial drones.

Medical robots including surgical systems and AI, delivery robots, and commercial drones highlighted the week of robotics and AI investments

While the U.S. military has historically been a leader in the development of swarm robots, universities are also significant. Costs, controls, and applications offer opportunities for business.

Swarm robotics can provide an agile way to gather large amounts of environmental data and coordinate operations of multiple devices. The U.S. military has been a key backer.