Robotics
IDF's new mechanical AI robot takes two hours to clean tanks, which soldiers needed 48 hours for
The robot operates autonomously, without soldiers present in dangerous environments and without exposure to chemicals, oils, or extreme heat.
Internet mocks Iranians dressed as 'advanced humanoid robots' at tech expo
The future of robotics is software-defined
Elon Musk becomes first person to hit $500 billion net worth, Forbes list shows
BGU researchers use flying robots to emit emotions from subjects - study
The researchers conducted two different studies that use robotic facial expressions that are able to depict human emotions, which are then presented on drones
VCing the future? Early-stage start-up hunters share their secrets
"One of the fields I believe strongly in right now is neuroscience. I believe computers will be able to read our thoughts and use them to generate actions."
Amid COVID-19, technologically adroit reap financial benefits
Change is key for surviving coronavirus pandemic.
Thanks to Israeli robots, the future is here
At the Jerusalem College of Technology, we expect to be an integral part of Israel’s path to becoming a major force in robotics around the world.
Amid election fraud concerns: Could robots decide a US election?
A Trump bot strategy could build a false perception of hundreds of thousands of Americans alleging electoral fraud.
Dolphins in theme parks could be replaced by robot models one day
"The idea of this pilot is really to create a kind of "Sesame Street" under water."
Blue and White Robotics secures $10m. for autonomous vehicle platform
The funding round was led by Jesselson Investments, Peregrine VC and Entrée Capital.
Joint Israeli-Japanese group is the world’s first robot employment agency
Will the robotics revolution result in fewer jobs for humans?
Jewish high school student kicked off robotics team for antisemitic joke
According to the lawsuit, the student found some coins on the floor of the robotics lab in November 2018. “Guess I’ll pick them up since I’m the Jew,” the student said.
Israeli doctors get help from unlikely source: robots
“We’re not yet at a place where robots can replace us, but technological enhancement to human hands is phenomenal.”
