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Integrating safety PLCs into robotic systems: A guide to smarter, safer automation
Global electronics brand Xiaomi recently revealed its first fully automated manufacturing plant in Beijing. Dubbed as a 'dark factory,' this facility entirely relies on...
Imitation Learning vs. Reinforcement Learning: Choosing the Right Approach for offline AI training
As artificial intelligence systems increasingly rely on pre-collected data rather than live interaction, the debate between imitation learning and offline reinforcement learning (offline RL)...
Event-based cameras and asynchronous visual processing in computer vision explained
For decades, computer vision has been largely built on one foundational assumption: that machines should see like traditional cameras—frame by frame. However, this frame-based...
Why HIPAA must evolve to support hospital robots that prevent staff injuries
Hospitals, the sanctuaries of human health, are paradoxically among the most hazardous workplaces in America. Healthcare professionals face alarming rates of musculoskeletal injuries, chemical...
Understanding SLAM – How robots see, map, and navigate the world
Imagine a robot exploring an unfamiliar building, dodging furniture, identifying doorways, and eventually constructing a fully detailed map of its surroundings—all without any prior...
AI hallucinations and the future of trust: Insights from Dr. Ja-Naé Duane on navigating...
As artificial intelligence continues to shape the future of work, education, and human interaction, so too does concern over its limitations, including the rise...
The legal realities of software patents in AI and Machine Learning (ML)
In the previous article, we explored the fundamentals of patenting artificial intelligence inventions, outlining the eligibility criteria and examining how different components of AI...
Can AI inventions be patented? Navigating the complex landscape of AI patentability
Artificial intelligence is not just a futuristic concept—it’s already reshaping industries ranging from healthcare and finance to transportation and education. As the capabilities of...
Soft robotics: The future of machines that move, sense, and heal like humans
Imagine a robot that’s not built with metal joints or rigid plastic, but with soft, pliable materials that mimic muscles and skin. A robot...
A conversation with Realtime Robotics’ Ville Lehtonen on the launch of Resolver and collision-free...
At this year’s Automate 2025 event in Detroit, Realtime Robotics unveiled a powerful new tool designed to change the game in robotic automation: Resolver....
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