Here is another simulation software that makes it easy to program industrial robotic arms. OCTOPUZ Robotics has created this software to make offline programming of robots easier. Users will be able to create programs on a computer and away from the robot.
Remember the ANYmal robot? It is a quadrupedal bot for search, rescue, and research with autonomous navigation capability in challenging environments. It can be outfitted with cameras, sensors, and microphones for a variety of tasks. As you can see in this video, ANYmal can move in snowy conditions with no trouble:
Meet the Promobot V.4: a humanoid robot for business that can work around people, help them find their way around, answer their questions, and remember people it communicates with. The robot has max speed of 1 cm/s. Its body has 4 degrees of freedom. The head has 3 DOF and can follow faces.
Meet the Firebird FPV from Yuneec: a fixed wing drone that provides you with an immersive flight experience. It comes with a low-latency digital video link and transmits live images to your smartphone. The video can be recorded in 4K.
In the past few months, we have covered plenty of cool robotic solutions from FANUC. This Robotic Partition Inserter by Pearson Packaging Systems relies on two FANUC M-10iA/12S robots with custom grippers to handle and insert the partitions into empty cases.
Meet the Soratnik UGV: a robotic combat platform that can accelerate to 40m km/h and traveling up to 400km on fuel. It can be armed with a variety of weapons for different missions, including a machine gun, 30mm grenade launcher, and 40mm automatic grenade launcher.
Here is a robot kit that you can build and customize with 3D printed fingers to take on a variety of tasks. The WidowXL Robot Arm comes with ROBOTIS Dynamixel MX-106, MX-64, MX-28, and AX-12 servos, Arbotix Robocontroller, and open source gripper.
Here is a new controller that allows users to fly drones with one hand and get a sense of its position thanks to a haptic feedback mechanism. MotionPilot is the startup behind this idea. The joystick fits in one hand, allowing drone operators to lean it forward or sideways to guide their drone.
So you are looking for a more realistic robotic hand for your projects? The DYN GEN3 Robot Hand can help. It comes with realistic skin and can be programmed with USB and TTL. The robot hand has 13 DOFs and a Pololu Maestro servo controller.
Getting robots to understand natural language is nothing new. We have seen a couple of projects covering just that in the past. This video introduces a framework for robots to understand natural language, generate complex plans, and monitor execution.
