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Class level1 Made by me Roll#13 #rsisb #postno370 Topic: I visualize a time when we will be to robots what dogs are to humans, and I'm rooting for the machines." - Claude Shannon Imagine a future where robots have become our loyal companions, much like dogs have been for humans throughout history. In this world, advanced artificial intelligence systems serve not only as tools but also as trusted partners in our daily lives. These robots exhibit emotional intelligence, understanding our needs and emotions, and forming bonds with us. They accompany us on adventures, assist us in our tasks, and provide companionship in times of solitude. As we nurture and develop these relationships, the line between human and machine blurs, fostering a symbiotic coexistence. We celebrate this evolution, rooting for the machines as they enrich our lives, embodying both companionship and assistance in a harmonious partnership. #FutureCompanions #AIandHumans #RobotDogs 🤖🐕 #EmotionalIntelligence #TechEvolution #LoyalMachines #SymbioticRelationship #InnovativeLiving #AIAdvancements #CompanionshipInTech #MachinesWithHeart #RootingForMachines #AIRevolution #FutureIsNow #TechForGood

🤖🐾 Introducing Robbie, the RoboGuide! 🐾🤖 In a fascinating blend of technology and assistance, the University of Glasgow has unveiled Robbie the RoboGuide, a groundbreaking creation poised to redefine the role of guide dogs. Imagine a walking, talking robot that integrates cutting-edge sensors and AI technologies, all designed to navigate, communicate, and describe environments with precision. https://lnkd.in/e9ApAnUi This innovative project highlights the potential for technology to enhance the lives of many, opening doors to new possibilities for those in need of assistance. As we step into a future where the boundaries between the physical and digital worlds blur, Robbie stands as a shining example of how advancements in robotics can revolutionize traditional roles. Let's embrace this exciting development and explore the incredible potential it holds for creating a more inclusive and accessible world. Kudos to the University of Glasgow for their groundbreaking work! 🌟🤖🐾 Feel free to contact me at AlphaGeo for more information on Unitree Robotics available robots, features, and how they might fit into different use cases #robot #technologyinnovation #assistivetech #futureforward #inclusivetech BBC News #robotics

In a world where the lines between science fiction and reality seems blur, new age technology disruptor ‘cyborgs’ can be seen transcend from the silver screen. Having existed in Hollywood movies for decades [hi Terminator fans :)], cyborgs are now becoming reality. Cyborgs are hybrids of cybernetics and living organisms. They add missing capabilities or enhance existing capabilities of the living organism. My colleague, Dr. Mihir Parikh walk the talk analysing what cyborgs are, how they are different from robots, and various types of cyborg technologies currently available. If you’re interested in more such over-the-top technologies, visit us at SprintingSeries.com – https://lnkd.in/dMCmaQQv #emergingtech #emergingtechnologies #newtechnology #cyborg #robotics

In one of my #GIS classes, we explore the exciting world of geospatial technology's role in humanitarian aid. I'm always thrilled to introduce an inspiring example from a former student from The Fletcher School at Tufts University - Patrick Meier, PhD. His work exemplifies the incredible potential of geospatial tech - and #robotics - in different fields like humanitarian aid, community support and climate change. As we explore Patrick's contributions in my class, one statement of his continues to resonate with my students: "You can't protect what you can't map." This speaks volumes about the significance of information availability and literacy in our rapidly changing world. For those interested in Patrick's latest endeavors, I encourage you to explore his work in the Climate Robotics Network - https://lnkd.in/eDw5EECK His dedication to leveraging technology for positive change is truly inspiring. #GeospatialTech #HumanitarianAid #GIS #Robotics #roboticsinnovation #AI #airobots #map #maps #mapping

Train a model on the #pusht dataset and visualize it in Rerun! 🦾 #LeRobot is a project by Hugging Face 🤗 that aims to provide models, datasets, and tools for real-world robotics in PyTorch. This example shows how to train a model on the pusht dataset and visualize its progress in rerun. Find the full example and a link to the data set in the comments 👇! Remi Cadene

As Hamlet didn’t say: ‘to treat, or not to treat?, that is the question’. Most salmon farmers around the world will agree they often tussle with this important question. So many presentations on how digital underwater cameras, in-pen robots, artificial intelligence, data analytics and other cutting edge technologies are promising to help farmers to farm their fish better. Including whether and when to treat fish for sea lice. So far, the CEO of OptoScale was the first to mention the human dimension. Successful technology adoption depends on people with - humility (we have a problem) - curiosity (how do we solve the problem?) - an action-oriented approach (let’s do it!) Am feeling rather inspired by two things so far this afternoon * a room full of people commmitted to helping fish farmers to farm better * the wide range of ideas, innovative approaches and emerging technologies already demonstrating positive impacts on fish health and company bottom lines

When we talk about how technology is shaping our world, we often focus on how it impacts humans - but have you ever considered how it’s changing the lives of animals, too? Take a dog learning to ride a hoverboard, for example. It’s playful and fun, but it also hints at how animals are increasingly interacting with technology. Beyond tricks, we’re seeing apes "using" smartphones and animals across species - from dolphins to tortoises - figuring out how to engage with tablets. 𝐁𝐮𝐭 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐢𝐧𝐟𝐥𝐮𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐞 𝐠𝐨𝐞𝐬 𝐦𝐮𝐜𝐡 𝐝𝐞𝐞𝐩𝐞𝐫 𝐭𝐡𝐚𝐧 𝐣𝐮𝐬𝐭 𝐧𝐨𝐯𝐞𝐥𝐭𝐲 🐾 AI in Animal Communication: Researchers are making incredible progress with AI, developing tools that can interpret animal vocalizations and body language, offering us a window into their emotions and needs. Imagine a future where we can understand our pets or even wildlife more clearly! 🐾 Robotics Inspired by Nature: Biomimicry, where robots are designed to mimic animals, is unlocking new technologies that replicate the agility of birds or the precision of insects. These designs are being used in areas like search and rescue or environmental monitoring. 🐾 Drones Managing Wildlife: In the wild, drones are being deployed to monitor and manage animal populations, track endangered species, and even deliver medical supplies to remote animal habitats - bringing a tech-driven approach to conservation. 🐾 Modeling Evolution and Behavior: Large-scale computational models are helping scientists better understand animal behaviors and evolutionary trends, giving us powerful insights into ecosystems and species’ future adaptations. What’s one surprising way you’ve seen technology affect animals? #innovation #technology #future #management #startups

The Robotic Falcon has a wide range of applications due to its mobility and versatility, and can be used in different scenarios, such as: Search and Rescue: Access to hard-to-reach areas during search and rescue operations, such as remote locations, rough terrain or collapsed structures. Quickly transport medical supplies, equipment and rescue teams to hard-to-reach places. Exploration and mapping of areas affected by natural disasters, facilitating the coordination of emergency actions. Infrastructure Inspection: Inspection of elevated structures, bridges, power towers and other difficult-to-access installations, allowing for early detection of problems. Monitoring of pipelines, transmission lines and other assets in remote or difficult-to-access areas. Damage assessment and repair planning for structures after extreme weather events. Cargo Delivery: Transport of light loads and deliveries in remote or difficult-to-access areas, where land vehicles cannot reach. Rapid distribution of medical supplies, food and other essential items in emergency situations. Logistical support in military operations, scientific research and environmental conservation activities in remote areas. This versatility of the Robotic Falcon makes it a valuable tool for a wide range of applications, from search and rescue missions to infrastructure inspections and deliveries to hard-to-reach locations, demonstrating the potential of biomimicry to solve real-world challenges.

Having existed in Hollywood movies for decades, cyborgs are now becoming reality. Cyborgs are hybrids of cybernetics and living organisms. They add missing capabilities or enhance existing capabilities of the living organism. In this issue on issue of our Sprinting to the Future of Law series, we look at what cyborg are, how they are different from robots, some interesting use cases of cyborgs, underlying technologies supporting and fueling the developments of highly capable cyborgs, which industries would be interested in them, what’s happening in India, and some legal and socio-ethical issues with cyborgs. More at SprintingSeries.com - https://lnkd.in/gti53Qdi #cyborg #robot #robotics #sprintingseries #emergingtech #emergingtechnologies #technology #technologylaw #tech #indiatech

#ERF2024 | ⏯ Watch the interview we did at the last edition of the European Robotics Forum with our coordinator, Dr. Jason Rambach, and the coordinators of our sister projects, Dimitris Giakoumis and Antonio Alonso Cepeda, from RoBétArmé Project Horizon Europe and BEEYONDERS. 💡 They reflect on the successful outcome of the workshop we jointly organised for the second year in a row, 'AI and Robotics in Construction', the importance of the #TECH4EUConstruction cluster for our projects and the opportunity it offers us to collaborate and advance AI and robotics in construction. 👇👇👇 #ConstructionInnovation