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The service robot, dubbed Medbot, can perform a variety of tasks in healthcare facilities, namely secure deliveries. Likewise, the robot is also being eyed for autonomous floor cleaning, hotel delivery and hospitality services.

An automated atomic force microscope has been designed to allow scientists and engineers to effortlessly collect 3D data at the nanoscale.

According to its developers, the robot promises to help solve complex maintenance problems while simultaneously minimizing pipe damage.

The so-called BionicBees are a product of Festo’s Bionic Learning Network (BLN), which develops products inspired by nature.

This round self-tapping screw with a trilobular tapping zone reduces the tapping torque when joining lightweight metals.

Rogue 1 is described as a “next-generation, rapidly deployed, and optionally lethal vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL)” drone designed to assist armed forces in performing precision strikes.

Pulsar, which is powered by artificial intelligence (AI), can reportedly be deployed on both vehicles or aerial drones.

The W1 can travel on smooth roads, sidewalks and floors, by simply rolling on its wheels. In the event the W1 needs to step over an obstacle, travel across rough terrain or climb or descend stairs, the W1 will stop and lock up its wheels.

The wireless access control solution enables a simple plug and play system and allows users to share digital keys and manage equipment access from their phone.

The midsized robot is reportedly capable of exploring areas — namely caves or lava tubes — that would typically be difficult for other larger or smaller robots to access.

This batch counter is ideal for counting and batching collectible game cards, gift cards, credit cards and transit passes.

This innovative product harnesses the power of artificial intelligence to turn robot operations data into actionable insights in order to optimize autonomous robot fleets.