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Tiny racing drone built in the Netherlands

Tiny racing drone built in the Netherlands

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How small can a drone get? A team of Dutch scientists tried to find the answer to this question. The device created by the researchers is not only small in dimensions, but can also work in a fully autonomous mode.
Introducing Rokid, the Latest Augmented Reality Headset

Introducing Rokid, the Latest Augmented Reality Headset

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Personal computers and other office equipment take up a lot of space and are bulky to carry around for highly mobile people who are always on the move. Why suffer inconvenience when there are AR technologies that can create a virtual copy of just about anything?
New technologies at work in a pizzeria

New technologies at work in a pizzeria

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Domino is a company that greatly prizes their reputation, which is why they make sure that their clients only receive perfect products. To effectively ensure pizza quality, the company has turned to new technologies.
Caterpillar robots: the future of delivery?

Caterpillar robots: the future of delivery?

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Many companies are developing their own delivery robots, with a variety of solutions available on the market. The key drawback of most developments is their inability to handle steps and staircases. Japanese company Amoeba Energy has easily solved this problem by building a device based on a tracked chassis.
You don't sleep at night? Get yourself a Pokémon!

You don't sleep at night? Get yourself a Pokémon!

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Pokémon Go has already managed to make millions of people go in search of virtual creatures, but it will now help them to go to bed in time. The fact is that the developers have presented a new gadget Pokémon Go Plus Plus, which will reward players for a good sleep.
Robot learns to write like a human

Robot learns to write like a human

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Even children can write and draw, but these two skills are actually more difficult than we think, because they require coordination between our minds and hands. Despite the difficulty of these processes, some developers from Brown University have managed to pass on primitive drawing and writing skills to a robot.
A competitor to the famous SpotMini robot is created in China

A competitor to the famous SpotMini robot is created in China

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Not long ago, Boston Dynamics introduced SpotMini, a four-legged robot scheduled to go on sale this summer. The device’s key feature is its ability to move objects whose weight is many times greater than its own. The innovation has caused such a sensation that a potential competitor to SpotMini has been created in China.
Heron: a Canadian marine drone

Heron: a Canadian marine drone

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Canadian company Clearpath Robotics presented their latest invention: the Heron marine multicopter, which is the logical extension of Kingfisher, the company’s previous marine drone.
Meet HyQReal: a tow robot that can move a 3 tonne plane

Meet HyQReal: a tow robot that can move a 3 tonne plane

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The four-legged HyQReal robot was developed by scientists at the Italian Institute of Technology and presented at the ICRA 2019 conference. The machine demonstrated some uncanny talents at the event: despite its small size, it managed to move a 3 tonne plane across a 14 meter distance.
Engineers Create an Amphibious Robot That Can Move Anywhere

Engineers Create an Amphibious Robot That Can Move Anywhere

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Amphibous robots have been around for a long time, but they are all equipped with dangerous blades that can cause harm to marine animals and plants. A fundamentally different approach was demonstrated by scientists from the University of Pennsylvania and McGill University, who have made their Aqua2 machine completely safe.
A man and a robot work together: what does it look like?

A man and a robot work together: what does it look like?

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When given specific instructions, robots are very useful in industry. But researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) believe, it would make more sense to turn them into full-fledged members of the work team.
Little Printer: a new means of communication

Little Printer: a new means of communication

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Little Printer is a device created by Berg, serving as a means of quickly printing small documents - however, the project initially flopped. Today, the concept has been revived, but in a brand-new format.
Doggo: the robot stuntman

Doggo: the robot stuntman

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Doggo was created by students at Stanford University. The machine is built in a way that it can be assembled by anyone. The necessary components can be purchased in stores, while the software and necessary documentation are publicly available.
Google introduces new VR headset

Google introduces new VR headset

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The device is called Glass Enterprise Edition 2. Its initial purpose was exclusively gaming, but it is currently positioned as an instrument for surgeons, engineers and other specialists.
VR mistakes to be punished in real life

VR mistakes to be punished in real life

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Feedback is an important component of computer games. A recent development at the University of Portsmouth represents a completely new type of in-game interaction. A group of students led by James Bruton built a robot that hits gamers for making mistakes in VR.
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