Could the Future of Companion Robots Float Instead of Walk?
Could the future of companion robots be soft, floating creatures instead of humanoid machines?
Drones are unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) that fly autonomously or via remote control used in photography, delivery, agriculture, inspection, and rescue missions.
Could the future of companion robots be soft, floating creatures instead of humanoid machines?
Caltech researchers are training an AI-powered multirobot system for the future of disaster response.
The US military is going all in on artificial intelligence and machines that fight faster, cheaper, and without fear.
The COVID-19 pandemic sparked a wave of automation that supercharged the development and adoption of technologies across industries.
Anduril Industries says it’s racing ahead with plans to build a massive smart manufacturing plant for hyperscaling the production of autonomous weapons.
Anduril’s new underwater robot can stay fully submerged longer than any other vehicle in its class, making it harder to detect.
Swiss researchers at EPFL just introduced RAVEN, an experimental drone designed to walk, hop, jump into flight, and fly like a real bird.
The United States defense sector is at an inflection point, with a technology arms race with China intensifying and growing threats from Russia.
Stealth revolves around a top-secret U.S. Navy program to develop an AI-powered autonomous fighter jet called EDI (Extreme Deep Invader). When the jet becomes sentient, a team of elite pilots must confront it.
Anduril says its new drones hit targets accurately with minimal user input or training needed.
Anduril Industries says its new cruise missiles can be mass produced twice as fast for 30% less than other missiles.