Engineering
Alphabet to sell Boston Dynamics to SoftBank
09 Jun 2017
China’s CRRC unveils first railless, driverless train
08 Jun 2017
The 30-metre train, with three coaches, is equipped with sensors that can read the dimensions of roads and plan its own route – running on a virtual rail
The most nimble-fingered robot ever built
02 Jun 2017
Irregularly shaped items such as shoes, spray bottles, open boxes, even rubber duckies are easy for people to grab and pick up, but robots struggle with knowing where to apply a grip, a problem that researchers from University of California at Berkeley have now solved
Faster, more nimble drones on the horizon
30 May 2017
Engineers at MIT have come up with an algorithm to tune a Dynamic Vision Sensor camera, simplifying a scene to its most essential visual elements and potentially enabling the development of faster drones
System can 3-D print an entire building
28 Apr 2017
Real time cow avoidance system for cars
10 Apr 2017
Materials may lead to self-healing smartphones
04 Apr 2017
Startup readies 3-D printed house in 24 hours
06 Mar 2017
Flame-throwing drone zaps debris off power lines
20 Feb 2017
Over to you, automation
27 Jan 2017
Vibrant Gujarat Summit: Teen signs Rs5-cr MoU to supply drones
13 Jan 2017
Wired to locate and destroy landmines, the drone is equipped with infrared, RGB sensor and thermal meter along with a 21-megapixel camera with a mechanical shutter that can take high resolution pictures as well
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