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July 06, 2016

Grade-school students teach a robot to help themselves learn geometry
New York NY (SPX) Jul 03, 2016
Computer technology has become integral to the learning process. According to the National Center for Education Statistics, at the end of the last decade, some 97 percent of U.S. teachers had one or more computers located in the classroom every day, and the ratio of students to computers in the classroom every day was a little over 5 to 1. With the advent of tablet and hand-held computing devices, this ratio is fast approaching 1 to 1. Up until very recently, mainstream educational software for co ... read more

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China's Midea moves step closer to acquiring German robotics firm Kuka Chinese appliances giant Midea moved a step closer to fulfilling its ambition to acquire German industrial robotics firm Kuka with a deal raising its stake to more than 35 percent. ... more		China's Midea buys nearly half of German robotics firm Kuka Chinese appliances giant Midea moved a step closer to fulfilling its ambition to acquire German industrial robotics firm Kuka with two weekend deals raising its stake to nearly a majority. ... more		'Squishy' motors and wheels give soft robots a new ride A small, squishy vehicle equipped with soft wheels rolls over rough terrain and runs under water. Future versions of the versatile vehicle might be suitable for search and rescue missions after disa ... more
				Robotic vehicle's soft engine provides torque without bending The only vehicles that can survive falls and keep driving through rough terrain tend to be in movies, but scientists have created a small vehicle that can do just that. ... more		Rosetta, Philae to reunite on comet for Sept 30 mission end After nearly two years apart, Europe's Rosetta spacecraft will join stranded robot probe Philae on September 30 on the icy surface of a comet hurtling through space, their eternal resting place, mission control said Thursday. ... more

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Juno Closing in on Jupiter NASA's Juno spacecraft is a week from its July 4th appointment with Jupiter. Over the past two weeks, several milestones occurred that were key to a successful 35-minute burn of its rocket motor, wh ... more		Opportunity is on its Final Science Campaign at 'Marathon Valley' Opportunity is exploring 'Marathon Valley' on the rim of Endeavour crater, investigating outcrops for evidence of clay minerals. The rover is nearing the completion of its investigation within Marat ... more		China's new aircraft carrier enters service in key move to modernise fleet Global tech tensions overshadow Web Summit's AI and robots Senate Republicans defeat bill requiring Congress to approve attacking Venezuela		Firm unveils 'robot dog' that does the dishes Google-owned robotics firm Boston Dynamics revealed its latest robot creation with a video showing the dog-like machine performing household chores. ... more
				Robotic motion planning in real-time Once they've mastered the skills of toddlerhood, humans are pretty good at what roboticists call "motion planning" - reaching around obstacles to precisely pick up a soda in a crowded fridge, or sli ... more		Robot Assembly Kits: Training Tomorrow's Einsteins The race to train the Einsteins of tomorrow is on, beginning with toys. Continuing advances in solid state electronics, robotics, modular building blocks and graphic software are coming together to ... more

2nd Integrated Air and Missile Defense - Securing the Complex Air Domain: Requirements for Sustainable, Global, and Reliable Solutions to Next Generation Air & Missile Threats - 28-30 September, 2016 | Washington D.C.

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Computers eyeing the jobs of sports camera operators For mammals, including humans, much of learning is mimicry. The same goes for computers and robots. ... more		Researchers Gear Up Galaxy-seeking Robots for a Test Run A prototype system, designed as a test for a planned array of 5,000 galaxy-seeking robots, is taking shape at the Department of Energy's Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab). D ... more		China's new aircraft carrier enters service in key move to modernise fleet Global tech tensions overshadow Web Summit's AI and robots Senate Republicans defeat bill requiring Congress to approve attacking Venezuela		First teams named for shot at Level 2 Sample Return Robot Challenge Five teams are taking home prize money after completing Level 1 of NASA's Sample Return Robot Challenge, part of the agency's Centennial Challenges prize program. Worcester Polytechnic Institute hos ... more
How insights into human learning can foster smarter artificial intelligence Recent breakthroughs in creating artificial systems that outplay humans in a diverse array of challenging games have their roots in neural networks inspired by information processing in the brain. I ... more		China's Midea begins takeover bid for German robotics firm Chinese appliance firm Midea on Thursday said it had begun a cash offer for at least a 30 percent stake of German industrial robotics supplier Kuka, a tender which has stoked controversy in Europe. ... more		Cygnus space capsule departs International Space Station Orbital ATK's unmanned Cygnus space capsule departed from the International Space Station on schedule Tuesday, three months after delivering 7,500 pounds (3,400 kilos) of supplies, material for scientific experiments and equipment to the orbiting outpost. ... more		Scientists use underwater robots to study India's monsoon Scientists from Britain and India will release underwater robots into the Bay of Bengal in a bid to more accurately predict the Indian monsoon critical to millions of farmers, they said Tuesday. ... more

	Johns Hopkins team makes hobby drones crash to expose design flaws Sales of drones - small flying machines equipped with cameras - are soaring. But new research by a Johns Hopkins computer security team has raised concerns about how easily hackers could cause these ... more		Robots to provide a steadying hand at the right time Many new robots look less like the metal humanoids of pop culture and more like high-tech extensions of ourselves and our capabilities. In the same way eyeglasses, wheelchairs, pacemakers and other ... more

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Breakthrough achieved in uranium metal production for advanced reactor fuel

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Robotics engineers design actuators inspired by muscle

DARPA sets sights on Robotic Space Plane for next generation warfare

EU, Berlin oppose Chinese bid for German robotics maker: report

Robot home-help and virtual reality at Taiwan's Computex

Russia to test humanoid robot at space station in 2020

Carnegie Mellon transparency reports make AI decision-making accountable

Smart home gadgets need to live together

DRS Technologies, Roboteam partner for Army program

New technique controls autonomous vehicles on a dirt track

Artificial intelligence replaces physicists

Using static electricity, RoboBees can land and stick to surfaces

Animal training techniques teach robots new tricks

Robots get creative to cut through clutter

A year of mystery swirls around latest X-37B mission

Macau shows off robot croupiers as hopes of recovery rise

Robot's in-hand eye maps surroundings, determines hand's location

AAC Microtec to develop miniaturized motion controller for space rovers and robots

China's Midea makes takeover offer for German robotics firm

Researchers teach AI system to run complex physics experiment

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