Robotics
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According to an article written by Jeff Kelley and published by Virginia Commonwealth University, the purpose of eyelashes and brows is to catch dust and debris from entering the eyes.…
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In the vast, chaotic realm of science, technology, and 3D bioprinting, where the timid fear to tread and the brave often lose their way in publications and the perks of…
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Edward WakefieldSeptember 14, 2023
3D printing enables robotic skin with human-like sensing
Robotic skin with human-like sensing holds immense potential in robotics, prosthetics, and healthcare, and presents a significant opportunity for the advancement of human-machine interfaces, artificial intelligence, and several other fields.…
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A collaborative effort led by BASF’s California Research Alliance (CARA) and the University of California (UC) San Diego has revolutionized soft robotics. Researchers Yichen Zhai, Albert de Boer, Martin Faber,…
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Making predictions on the future of AM is not overly difficult. The industry is going to grow. It’s going to grow because it cannot be otherwise. It is still too…
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Edward WakefieldSeptember 13, 2022
Orbital Composites secures second US Air Force contract
Orbital Composites, an official Kuka Systems partner, has been selected by AFWERX, a program office at the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) that connects innovators across government, industry, and academia,…
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Optomec Inc., a leader in metal additive manufacturing solutions, and Acme Manufacturing, a global leader in robotic material removal systems, are set to showcase an industry-first, fully automated work cell,…
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MIT researchers have developed a method for 3D printing ‘sensorizing’ structures using materials with tunable mechanical properties, that sense how they are moving and interacting with the environment. The researchers…
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EVO 3D is set to offer CEADs technology components as part of one of their customized pellet 3D printer packages. The partnership will mainly be geared towards end-part applications for…
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The lack of dexterity in robots is partly because artificial grippers lack the fine tactile sense of the human fingertip, which is used to guide our hands as we pick…