Education

As the robotics industry continues to expand and diversify, the number of potential robotics career paths open to students and new entrants to the employment market – as well as to those people seeking to switch jobs mid-career – is...

Since 2011, Dallas-based RoboKind has created a range of novel robots designed to help children with autism spectrum disorders develop essential skills, including STEM.

Katie Stebbins, a speaker at RoboBusiness 2018, urges employers, higher education, and governments to talk about population shifts and demographics and plan for workforce retraining so that employees are helped, not harmed, by robotics and automation.

The wealthy Middle Eastern nation of Qatar is investing in robotics innovations, especially in healthcare, education, and sports.

Ethical decisions for autonomous cars continue to spark debate worldwide, the Middle East sees rising investments in AI, and countries bring robotics and AI technologies to a space race.

AR and VR are tools, not just for training, but also for evolving the nature of work in complex environments, observes PTC's Howard Heppelmann.

Companies, educational institutions, and governments join forces to explore new ways to address technology skills and labor shortages.

Philip Norman used to be an architect and a painter. Then he made an invention that could prove to be a game-changer for the way robots are built in the future.

Meet the three Wild Card entries in the IBM Watson AI XPRIZE, which join a competition designed to develop and apply AI to a wide range of problems.

Not only can robot kits help teach children with autism spectrum disorder about STEM subjects, but they can also enable caregivers to engage with certain children in new ways. Here are some examples.