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The elderly population in India is going to increase considerably in the coming years.

Ageing population will increase advanced tech-backed solutions demand

Robotics and AI are ensuring that seniors who are alone, never feel lonely.

26 July 2018 2:28 AM

Most successful AI systems have to be exposed to millions of data points labeled by humans.(Photo: Pixabay)

Does Facebook see robots as the future of AI?

Creating systems that require less data and have more common sense is a key goal for making AI smarter in the future.

18 July 2018 8:14 AM

Dance is an activity that livens up the world anytime. Its an expression of ones self hidden beneath. Since robots are slowly invading every aspect of human life, it was time that these smart computers made an impression in the world of arts and dance on a scale so large that it would create a world record. Therefore, China became their stage to show what a bunch of plastic-skinned motherboards and sensors can do when the music is queued. (Photos: Guinness World Records)

Novel technique allows robots to play teammates to soldiers

The technique helps quickly teach robots novel behaviours with minimal human oversight.

16 July 2018 6:32 AM

Robo Chef, a first of its kind restaurant in the city has two robots that interact with customers and serve food. (Photo: ANI)

Made in India robots to serve food at this Bhubaneswar restaurant

The robots also have a voice-operated system to greet the customers and welcome them to the eatery.

17 Oct 2019 4:36 AM

A problem with most soft actuators is that they come with bulky setups.

Engineers develop tool to make soft robots less bulky

Engineers used these new actuators to build a soft, battery-powered robot that can walk untethered on flat surfaces.

14 Oct 2019 2:55 AM

AI growth scary or exciting? You decide.

14 incredible things Artificial Intelligence can do right now

From seeing to predicting when you are going to die, these are 14 things that AI is capable of doing right now.

12 Nov 2019 5:01 AM

According to sources, Charitra is not just desktop friendly, but would also be available as a mobile application for policemen to download on their phones. (Representational Image)

Industry's first mobile app to securely manage robotic process...

The app will expand the reach of RPA and accelerate the development of the digital-first enterprise.

23 Jan 2019 11:07 AM

Job ads posted by Alibaba Group Holdings Ltd, Baidu Inc and Tencent Holdings Ltd were among those that deterred female applicants or objectified women, said Human Rights Watch in a report released on Monday. (Photo: PTI | Representational)

Robots deliver towels, mix cocktails

Alibaba has launched other highly automated projects for book stores and grocery stores.

23 Jan 2019 4:43 AM

Artificial intelligence is now being used in an ever-expanding array of products: cars that drive themselves; robots that identify and eradicate weeds; computers able to distinguish dangerous skin cancers from benign moles; and smart locks, thermostats, speakers and digital assistants that are bringing the technology into homes. (Representative image: Pixabay)

Robot era: Keep humans in good jobs urges ILO commission

The commission had also vigorously discussed the merits of governments providing a universal basic income.

23 Jan 2019 4:41 AM

H Robotics have developed the smart policing robot. The robot can file complaints, detects bombs and answers queries.

Robots will not replace you: Survey

Just 9 per cent of employers in the annual survey said automation would directly lead to job losses.

19 Jan 2019 5:04 AM

The Executive Scholar Exchange (ESE) describes how moving across different levels of maturity requires an IoT platform at the core. (Representational image)

How our homes became smart: The history of home automation

The 90s were a significant time in the history of home automation.

12 Jan 2019 8:56 AM

Several Gulf countries have banned child jockeys from the traditional Bedouin sport after rights groups said the youngsters were often injured and some had been abducted or sold by their families. (Photo: New Internationalist)

Robots compete with child jockeys in Egyptian camel races

Organisers fielded around 20 robots - child-sized devices with a whipping arm that can be triggered at a distance.

20 March 2019 7:51 AM