Sentences with phrase «help robotics researchers»

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And Uber also operates an autonomous test fleet in Pittsburgh, where it lured top computer - vision and robotics researchers from Carnegie Mellon to help it transform car services from flex work to automation.

UNSW researchers have equipped a vehicle with cameras and robotic technology to help Australian wine producers better predict the coming grape yield, knowledge that could save the local industry as much as $ 200 million a year...

«If there's an earthquake, we could readily adapt our UAVs to serve as flying cellular towers to restore communications and help look for survivors,» says Lora Weiss, a Georgia Tech researcher who heads up a robotics and unmanned systems lab.

Much of the material included in the toolkit sprang from the labs of Robert J. Wood, Charles River Professor of Engineering and Applied Sciences at SEAS, and chemist George M. Whitesides, Woodford L. and Ann A. Flowers University Professor, two researchers whose work has helped establish Harvard as a leader in soft robotics.

Although it's a far cry from the exosuits of science fiction, researchers have developed a robotic exoskeleton that can help stroke victims regain use of their legs.

October 13, 2016 Researchers help paralyzed man regain sense of touch through a robotic arm For the first time ever, a human patient is able to experience the sense of touch through a robotic arm that he controls with his brain, with the help of technology created by researchers from Pitt and UChicago's SlimaResearchers help paralyzed man regain sense of touch through a robotic arm For the first time ever, a human patient is able to experience the sense of touch through a robotic arm that he controls with his brain, with the help of technology created by researchers from Pitt and UChicago's Slimaresearchers from Pitt and UChicago's Sliman Bensmaia.

Working with colleagues at the Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory, researchers from the Biological Sciences Division helped fuse microfluidics and robotics for a new bioanalysis platform that uses far fewer cells than any other technology.

The researchers hope that their study of this bird's unique abilities will help create a robotic vehicle that can be used to inspect underwater oil pipelines after flying out to remote oil rigs, or for «counter-terrorism purposes.»