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Exoskeletons on the Move
Sensors, CAD models and human-based designs advance wearable exoskeletons.
Swarm 3D Printing Concrete Structures
Autonomous robotic printers create large concrete forms.
The New Decentralized Innovation Stack
A technology stack is a set of IT products or services that independently are useful and important, but when integrated become a platform for greater innovation.
BMW, MIT Collaborate on Inflatable 3D Printing
MIT is working with automaker BMW to create a 3D-printed inflatable materials that can self-transform and morph into different states.
MIT Prints Shape-Shifting Soft ‘Bots
MIT engineers have joined the shape-shifting robot fray with 3D-printed structures that can change shape and move using magnetism. Researchers at MIT have 3D printed soft robots that can move or change shape when exposed to a magnetic field. The...
Students Walk the Innovation Talk
Rini Paiva is the vice president, Recognition and Selection, for the National Inventors Hall of Fame. We spoke to him to learn more about the Collegiate Inventors Competition.
Military Moves Toward Driverless Vehicles
Combatting engineering issues related to automated vehicles in combat settings.
Arduino Partners with Distrelec to Launch Automation and Robotics Contest
Users of the Arduino ecosystem challenged to design and build solutions for Industry 4.0 applications.
Robotics & AI Summit to Tackle Automation’s Potential and Challenges in Manufacturing
The Robotics & AI Summit will address the challenges and the potential for automation in manufacturing.
3D Printing a Piece of the Puzzle
3D printing alone won’t change the world, but it’s a growing part of the puzzle for people with the right vision.
Siemens’ NX Expands Toolset for Digitalizing Machine Shop
Expanded software toolset from Siemens integrates additive manufacturing, machining, robotics and quality inspection to digitalize part manufacturing
Don’t Miss the Battle of the Behemoth Bots: U.S. vs. Japan
U.S. and Japanese gigantic robots to go head-to-head in battle on October 17 for the world to see.
Gannon University Receives $373 Million In-Kind Software Grant from Siemens
Gannon University has received an in-kind product lifecycle management software grant with an estimated commercial value of $373 million from Siemens.
Industry Needs Student Competitions to Define—and Design—the Robots of Tomorrow
Few engineers or researchers working in industry today have mastered all the disciplines required to build an autonomous robot—and that has potentially negative ramifications for a manufacturing sector already beset by retiring baby boomers.
The New Face of Cyber-Physical Systems
Manufacturers turn to new robotics and computing systems to transform the current path of automation so human expertise is not lost.



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