Here is another educational robot designed to teach your kids the basics of coding. The 6 in 1 WeeeBot Evolution STEAM robot has over 240 pieces and can be assembled in 6 robot forms, including a spider, penguin, or 3-wheel racing bot. These robots have an anodized aluminum structure. They are compatible with LEGO bricks.
In the past few years, we have seen plenty of innovative robot designs. Researchers from the University of Tokyo and Preferred Networks have managed to build a robot with tree branches and used deep learning to teach them how to walk.
In the future, robots and autonomous vehicles will deliver your orders. Take Kar-go for instance: it is an autonomous delivery vehicle for the last mile local delivery. Users can order via an Uber-like app for their package to be sent to them via a Kar-go vehicle.
The robot can rearrange parcels inside based on their size and order in which they will be delivered. According to thee makers, Kar-go can remove up to 90% of the cost associated with the last mile of delivery.
Meet Sophie: a robotic noodle station that can make laksa in about 45 seconds. It is capable of making 80 bowls per hour. You simply have to pick your noodles, choose your toppings, and place everything into the strainer. Once you press Start, the robot goes to work.
Meet HUG: a haptic user interface for teleoperated robots that can measure human movements and display forces from remote environments. As this video shows, the DLR Bimanual Haptic Device consists of two lightweight robot arms with adjustable mounting positions.
Here is a vegetable picking robot that uses machine to harvest lettuce. The Vegebot, developed by a team at the University of Cambridge, identifies the target crop with its camera and cuts the lettuce from the rest of the plant without crushing it.
Meet the MVP SPRINT: a robot designed to train NFL players. It is built to simulate the size, weight, speed, and agility of a player. It allows full contact training with less risk. SPRINT can be used with linebackers, running backs, quarterbacks, and everyone in between.
Meet the Robobloq Q- Dino: a 2-in-1 robot kit for kids that teaches them how to code. It comes with 231 pieces can be used as a dinosaur and crocodile robot. The Robobloq Q- Dino has a DC motor driver, ultrasonic sensor, and a Qmind microcontroller.
