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How robotics helped a Hong Kong man with drug-resistant epilepsy

UncategorizedJune 30, 2025

Hongkonger Lo Wai shing, 45, says he was diagnosed with drug resistant epilepsy at 15 years old. He once had 10...

Vision of Hope: Mozambican Student builds smart glasses to guide blind –

UncategorizedJune 30, 2025

Telecel DigiTech Academy Exhibition

UncategorizedJune 30, 2025

: Young innovators are at the forefront of the show Officials looking at some of projects on display.Telecel Ghana Foundation organised a special...

Video Friday: This quadruped throws with its whole body

UncategorizedJune 30, 2025

IEEE Spectrum ( ]robotics]has a weekly selection of amazing robotics videos. We also publish a weekly calendar with upcoming robotics events. Please...

Robotic sucker can adapt like an actual Octopus

UncategorizedJune 30, 2025

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Serve Robotics Launches Autonomous Delivery Service In Atlanta With Uber Eats

UncategorizedJune 30, 2025

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From hallucinations, to hardware: Lessons learned from a real computer vision project that went sideways

AI RoboticsJune 28, 2025

June 28, 2025 12:05 PM VentureBeat/Midjourney Join the event trusted for over two decades by business leaders. VB Transform...

Serve Robotics Launches Autonomous Delivery Service In Atlanta With Uber Eats

UncategorizedJune 27, 2025

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DroneShield, an Australian company that develops technology to counter drones, has won a record-breaking A$61.6m deal

Drones & Aerial RoboticsJune 27, 2025

Australian company DroneShield announced its largest contract ever: a landmark A$61.6m deal. Three contracts are for a European customer. The record-breaking order exceeds the company's...

Frozen food supermarket chain deploys facial-recognition technology

AI RoboticsJune 26, 2025

Privacy activists are branding frozen food retailer Iceland’s decision to test facial recognition technology at several stores. "chilling" The UK supermarket chain claims it...