The Robot Economy (Part 2): Interview with Alan Manning
In today’s interview, we sat down with Alan Manning, Professor of Labour Economics at the London School of ...
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The Robot Economy (Part 1): Interview with Alan Winfield
Robots and their impact on the economy is on the forefront of everyone’s mind. Will robots increase productivity ...
Exoskeletons: From helping people walk to controlling robots in space
44 million people aged between 15 and 64 report a basic activity difficulty, with the most prominent disabilities ...
Automatica’s exhibitors were trumpeting Industry 4.0. Is this the turning point for robotics?
Industry 4.0 – the fourth industrial revolution – was the main theme at the largest robot and automation fair in ...
Mining and Nuclear Decommissioning: Robots in Dangerous and Dirty Areas
Donetsk, Ukraine – August 16, 2013: Miners Near The Coal Mining
Workers have long confronted dangerous and ...
Robots in micro and nano scales
Robots for Microscopes
When objects become too small for the human hand to manipulate and interact, robots come ...
Building a startup ecosystem for robotics in Europe
It’s an exciting time to have a startup in robotics. The European startup ecosystem is improving year-after-year ...
Farming with robots
Source: Deepfield Robotics
Farmers are increasingly under pressure to feed more people. The UN predicts that ...
What to expect from autonomous cars
Over 25,700 people died in car crashes in the European Union in 2014, and 200,000 came home with ...
Robots that may help you in your silver age
By 2020, a quarter of Europeans will be over 60. In their silver age, many would like to stay in their homes ...
Why making robots is still hard
Making robots is no easy task. If you talk to roboticists, they will tell you that it took years before the last ...
European Robotics: Creating new markets for SMEs
In this original ten-part series, we’re putting the spotlight on European Robotics. You’ll be hearing from experts ...
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