Over the decades Star Trek has featured various kinds of artificial intelligence.
What did they get right and what did they get wrong?
Here’s a great analysis.
Mr. Volt was so inspired by the villain of Portal 1 and 2, that he built an actual model of GLaDOS!
Boston Dynamics is leading the development of a new generation of robots and how their 2021 unfolds may well have a big influence on the future of robotics.
As we transition from narrowly capable industrial robots, to generally capable and agile robots, a new platform that could shape the future of mobility emerges.
With more companies like Unitree, Ghost Robotics and Agility Robotics joining the field, the stage may be set for a new robot revolution.
In that light, what does the future of robots actually hold?
BBC Click “scrubs up” to explore the impact of AI on healthcare.
Wall Street Journal explores why the COVID pandemic has accelerated the arrival of robotics in the workplace.
Nearly every company across every industry is looking for new ways to minimize human contact, cut costs and address the labor crunch in repetitive and dangerous jobs. WSJ explores why many are looking to robots as the solution for all three.
The documentary “Will A Robot Steal My Job?“ provides an interesting look at what innovations in AI and robotics will do to the job market.
We think of robots as primarily being in factories; but the reality is that lawyers, accountants and even artists, are facing a future in which their livelihoods are threatened by artificial intelligence. From self-driving Tesla cars, to robo-journalists writing news by algorithm, artificially intelligent comedians, to state-of-the-art sex-robots, we are facing a future where vast swathes of the population will indeed surrender their job to machines. But Anne-Marie asks, is there also an opportunity: to adapt to a radically changing future, to adopt the technology, and to harness the rise of the robots for our own good?
Andy Leonard and I recorded our second Data Driven show live on Linked In.
This time, we talked about the “three Rs of the 2020s,” Robots, Retail, and Reskilling.
Watch below or listen to the show on the Data Driven website.
Unbox Therapy tackles a very epic unboxing: Spot by Boston Dynamics.
I want one.
From predictive design to 3D printing and even autonomous machines on site, what could construction look like if it were automated?
You may have seen hydraulics on cars, but Carl Bugeja shows you how to make PCBs jump.
In this video I created a new flexible PCB actuator prototype with an attempt at making it bounce