The CES 2017 Robotics Conference brought together delivery robot experts to discuss industry trends, the need for continued testing, and how to overcome regulatory and technical challenges. Hear from Steve Cousins, CEO & Founder, Savioke, Ahti Heinla, Co-Founder, CEO, CTO, Starship Technologies, and Helen Greiner, Founder and CTO, CyPhy Works.
Missy Cummings: Self-Driving Cars Need to Happen
The head of Duke University’s robotics program weighs in on whether self-driving cars will overcome a fatal accident, the irresponsibility of Tesla’s Autopilot system, and when she’ll be ready to adopt an autonomous vehicle.
Podcast: Amazon Echo vs. Google Home in Battle of Virtual Assistants
The battle of the virtual assistants is on! Will Amazon Echo or Google Home come out on top? How will Apple respond? We debate on The Robotics Trends Show.
MakerGirl 3D Printing Workshops Inspire Future Female STEM Leaders
MakerGirl introduces young girls to STEM through interactive 3D printing workshops where the girls brainstorm, design and print their own projects.
Drone Registration Deadline Arrives Amid Confusion, Controversy
Steve Hogan stops by the Robotics Trends Podcast to discuss the first two months of the FAA’s drone registration system and the impact recent lawsuits will have on the future of drone registration.
Talking Exoskeletons with suitX Founder Dr. Homayoon Kazerooni
Dr. Kazerooni on how to bring lightweight, affordable exoskeletons to everyone who needs one.
Podcast: Talking Drone Safety with AirMap CEO Ben Marcus
AirMap is looking to build the air traffic management system of the future.
Podcast: Talking Drone Regulations with Attorney Steve Hogan
We discuss why the drone industry should be more concerned about laws on the local level than the FAA regulations.
Podcast: Doubt Surrounds Drone Registration
We chat with Jonathan Rupprecht, a leading drone and aviation lawyer, about the impending drone registration and the implications for hobbyists.
Podcast: Talking 3D Printed Robotic Hands with Joel Gibbard
We discuss Open Bionics’ Frozen, Iron Man, and Star Wars robot hands and what Disney-themed characters might be used in the future.