Here is an anti-drone system that can stop rogue drones with soft and hard kill options. In the first mode, the Pitbull AD can jam drones at a distance of about one KM or destroy them at the push of a button. The hard kill option works with various machine guns.
Robots have made many businesses more operationally efficient. Plenty of them are being used to handle food items. These industrial doner robots can cut meat all day long with consistency. The cuts are then transferred to the cooker on a conveyor belt. The above video shows how this all works:
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Here is another advanced robotic prosthetic hand that can make life easier for amputees. The INAIL Hannes features dynamic adaptive grasp, which allows users to grasp objects of various shapes. The fingers are bendable and take a natural posture.
Meet the HapWRAP: a soft growing wearable device constructed from flexible low density polyethylene that uses air flow through tubs and pouches to grow and give users directional and force feedback. The housing consists of an elastic wristband and UV curable acrylic rings.
Meet the Yuneec Typhoon H Plus Hexacopter: a powerful drone with 4K 60fps video camera that lets you capture smooth aerial footage. It has a large, quiet 6-rotor design with ability to withstand winds in excess of 30mph. The 3-axis gimbal keeps the camera stabilized and supports 360-degree image capture.
So you would like to enjoy drone maps generated real-time on your smart device? DroneDeploy’s Live Map has you covered. It gives you a bird’s eye view of your site or field. Aerial insights are generated in seconds and synced to the cloud. You will be able to examine crops and analyze their health or monitor your job site in real-time.
Here is an ultracompact 6-axis robot that fits in the palm of your hand and can manipulate objects in every direction. Its controller is embedded in the base. The Meca500 has a repeatability of 5 micrometer. It can be plugged into a computer for C#, Java, and Python programming.
We have seen plenty of weird videos about robots. This one shows a couple of Russian robots flirting. Gagarin, created by the Robotics Institute at Innopolis University in Kazan, and Alisa Zelenogradova, created by Neurorobotics in Zelenograd, met at a conference and started conversing.
Plenty of researchers are working on robots that look more natural to humans with more humanlike facial expressions. Kazumichi Moriyama has shared a couple of videos that show how robots can be given more realistic eyebrows.
As you can see in the above video, the parameters can be easily changed to make the robot adopt a new facial expression.
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Meet the Autel Robotics’ EVO drone: a 4K flying camera with 3-axis stabilized gimbal that lets you capture smooth video in the air. It features dual GPS/GLONASS satellite positioning and advanced computer vision to avoid obstacle and stay stable in the air.
