Sentences with phrase «by roboticist»

The prototype pictured, dubbed OmniTread, was built over the past few years by roboticist Johann Borenstein of the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, and his colleagues.

The work by roboticist Hod Lipson at Cornell University and his colleagues suggests 3 - D printing might soon be mature enough to let people manufacture complete devices on demand.

Not exact matches

The company seeks to get around this problem with its autonomous vehicle lab in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, staffed by former roboticists for Carnegie Mellon University.

«By reading a label on a closed door you can sometimes get a good idea of what can be found behind it,» says Posner, a roboticist at the University of Oxford.

Developed by Carnegie Mellon roboticist Hagen Schempf, the Explorer - II features a remote - controlled fish - eye camera that allows above - ground operators to see what the machine does; drive - train motors that give operators unprecedented control over the pig's direction (most pigs still move passively according to natural gas flow); and a lightweight electromagnetic coil that detects changes in magnetized pipe walls without weighing the robot down, enabling it to inspect about two miles of pipe a day.

As Derrickson explained at a panel discussion on his film at the California Institute of Technology — where he was joined by Keanu Reeves, Caltech cosmologist Sean Carroll, and Jet Propulsion Laboratory roboticist Joel Burdick — Shostak redacted some meaningless mumbo jumbo in the description of the spaceship's approach to Earth and replaced it with «The object was not following a gravitational free - fall trajectory; as such its path was recalculated.»

1989: Genghis The most famous of MIT roboticist Rodney Brooks's insect bots, Genghis had six legs, compound eyes, and six motion sensors tuned to the infrared band emitted by warm bodies.

Schaft was spun off by two roboticists originally at the University of Tokyo, Yuto Nakanishi and Junichi Urata.

Now one of the biggest video game companies around is working with roboticists and engineers to make James an amazing new limb inspired by one of his favorite series, and one of the greatest game franchises of all time.

«At Mars, Jeff Bezos Hosted Roboticists, Astronauts, Other Brainiacs and Me» by Jack Nicas at The New York Times — March 22, 2018.

Sci - fi author, roboticist and polymath Daniel H. Wilson is apparently obsessed with voice - controlled apparatus — this is a high - concept, voice - control - only game written by Wilson and programmed by the five - dude team at Mountain Machine.

The International Committee for Robot Arms Control (ICRAC), a founder of the Campaign to Stop Killer Robots, has issued a statement endorsed by more than 270 engineers, computing and artificial intelligence experts, roboticists, and professionals from related disciplines that calls for a ban on fully autonomous weapons.

Until one year ago the prospect of fully autonomous weapons was being hotly debated by a relatively small community of specialists, including military personnel, scientists, roboticists, ethicists, philosophers, and lawyers.

One day killer robots will be outlawed due to public concern and government action spurred on by civil society, including these AI experts and roboticists.

The signatures to the statement were collected by Professor Noel Sharkey and other member of ICRAC, a not - for - profit organization comprised of scientists, ethicists, lawyers, roboticists, and other experts that formed to address the potential dangers involved with the development of armed military robots and autonomous weapons.

In recent years, the benefits and dangers of fully autonomous weapons have been hotly debated by a relatively small community of specialists, including military personnel, scientists, roboticists, ethicists, philosophers, and lawyers.

ICRAC has released a statement endorsed by 272 engineers, computing and artificial intelligence experts, roboticists, and professionals from related disciplines in 37 countries that calls for a ban on the development and deployment of weapon systems that make the decision to apply violent force autonomously, without any human control.