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HardTech Reads: The AI & Robotics Revolution vol. 21
- AI robots are assisting in elder care in Japan as the country faces an aging population crisis, supporting nursing sectors by lifting patients, health monitoring, and providing companionship.
- Researchers at the University of Toronto have developed a nanomaterial with the toughness of steel and the weight of foam, which can be mass-produced for applications like prosthetics and transportation.
- Lab0 introduces RoboGlide, a fully automated system for warehouse operations, integrating unloading, sorting, and palletizing, reducing costs by over 75% with advanced technologies.
- AI is learning to interpret animal emotions through systems like Intellipig and University of Haifa's research, assisting in identifying pain and discomfort in animals alongside human oversight.
- Scientists have used AI to design an enzyme capable of digesting PET plastics, potentially revolutionizing plastic recycling efforts for sustainability.
- 1X unveils Neo Gamma, a humanoid robot designed for household tasks, prioritizing practical home applications over industrial use.
- VDMA Robotics + Automation calls for EU policymakers to boost automation to regain global competitiveness, emphasizing the need for more robotics investment and increased venture capital for European startups.
- Amazon is investing heavily in robotics to offset the costs of AI infrastructure, aiming for significant savings in warehouse operations by 2030 through increased automation.
- Saronic Technologies raises $600M for AI-driven maritime solutions, Verkada secures $200M for video security, and various startups like Karman+, Valar Atomics, Starcloud, Rune, and Nomagic secure funding for innovative projects.
- Upcoming robotics and automation conferences worldwide will provide opportunities for industry professionals and enthusiasts to connect and explore the latest developments in the field.
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