Sentences with phrase «than robots with»

Robots with legs generally have better cross-country mobility than robots with wheels.

Those insights could lead to robots that do better on rough terrain than robots with wheels, such as a Mars rover.

Not exact matches

The authors believe that with the continuing decline in hardware costs, combined with more powerful computers, companies will build far more advanced robots than the ones we currently have.

Additionally, self - driving car technology will be so good that these robotic automobiles will posses driving skills that «will be indistinguishable from humans except that robot drivers will be safer and more predictable than a human driver with less than one year's driving experience.»

At the end of the day, research has shown that 57 % of people will generally feel more comfortable interacting with another person than they would with an emotionless robot.

Starship's robot is a far more practical delivery creature than Fudgems, the giant brownie that used to terrorize customers in Domino's commercials by covering them with chocolate fudge.

The list of things that humans can do better than robots is shrinking every day, with cutting noodles being the latest addition.

Warehouse workers with bad backs and knees don't have to walk around huge facilities as much with robot helpers following them and carrying more supplies than what the workers can handle themselves.

The appeal is obvious — robot bosses can automatically and with a high degree of accuracy accomplish exponentially more than those of us constrained by fallible old meat brains.

It usually requires an explanation on the order of infinite retention («yes, our sales and marketing costs are really high and our annual profit margins per user are thin, but we're going to keep the customer forever»), a massive reduction in costs («we're going to replace all our human labor with robots»), a claim that eventually the company can stop buying users («we acquire users for more than they're worth for now just to get the flywheel spinning»), or something even less plausible.

He still writes code and builds robots for fun with his kids, but admits to liking Erlang better than Clojure, and Fischertechnik better than Lego Mindstorms.

Now we just have to hope that robots deem it nice to keep those humans around with their weak biological bodies and their brains that are about a trillion trillion times less powerful than theirs.

Except that today we're dealing more with a robot than a real conversation with artificial intelligence.

I recommend trying the robot with more than one broker site; because you can see which one best suits your style.

The vacuuming robot has been around for a while, but it's getting better than ever: The Roomba 980, a newer version of the floor - cleaning robot, has earned stellar reviews, with some testers saying it does a better job than any upright vacuum, especially on pet hair.

Millions of workers could lose their jobs to robots and artificial intelligence in the future, with some more at risk than others.

By Elly Park NEW YORK (Reuters)- American artist Barnaby Furnas has turned to a custom - made robot to help him with paintings that can sell for more than $ 100,000 at New York...

With many binary robots hitting the lower 60s or less, this program is doing way better than the rest of the competition.

The warehouses not only provide customers with better service, but they're less costly than stocking stores, thanks in part to advances in warehouse technology that send robots, rather than workers, to retrieve products for packing, Srinivasan said.

American artist Barnaby Furnas has turned to a custom - made robot to help him with paintings that can sell for more than $ 100,000 at New York galleries.

The brokers these robot creators partner with are in most cases, not regulated at all and in more than a few cases, our research showed a high number of complaints posted against them all over the Internet.

So, some guy built a robot that you can purchase to be there for you when you die, in case you'd rather spend your last breath with a machine than with those you love most.

But if they had no chance of being anything else, if in other words, they had no free will, we can see, even with our limited intelligence, that such a creation would be no more than a race of characterless robots.

The given example is that laundry - doing robots could access the database to figure out what sort of clothing items are what, and how to fold and iron them differently, but don't worry; robots will surely think of more interesting things to do with the Internet than laundry.

But other players are not in sync with him, It's like they are robots, they do not want to perform any other or plan than which is fed to them by system.

Artificial intelligent expert David Levy, author of Love and Sex With Robots, says that robots may not only be more lovable and faithful than many humans, but they may even be more emotionally available than the «typical American human male.»

Workers were seen holding signs with slogans such as «I'm not a robot and yes, I will sue if sexually harassed,» «Andy Puzder makes more in a day than I do in a year!»

Our party more than ever needs leaders with radical ideas leading fresh debate — not robots.

Freehand says that because its arms do not enter the body but assist with tools other than operating instruments, it is complementary to technology such as the da Vinci robot rather than a competing product and does not face the same hurdles.

The 880 also provides for a deeper room clean with five times the air power while requiring a lot less maintenance (think hair removal and unclogging) than off - brand robots.

«For example, working with [Founding Core Faculty member and Molecular Robotics co-lead] William Shih, we built tensegrity - based DNA nanodevices that can be programmed to change shape on demand for biomedical applications, and with [Core Faculty member and Bioinspired Robotics co-lead] Radhika Nagpal, we engineered a self - deforming, modular robot that can perform a variety of maneuvers more quickly than traditional robots.

Astrophysicist Fred Espenak of the Goddard Space Flight Center speaks for many of his colleagues: «With the current state of technology, planetary science can be done much more inexpensively with robot missions than with manned ones.&raWith the current state of technology, planetary science can be done much more inexpensively with robot missions than with manned ones.&rawith robot missions than with manned ones.&rawith manned ones.»

A few machines with 10,000 MIPS are here already, but most industrial robots still use processors with less than 1,000 MIPS.

Online reader Maia wondered what these robots could be used for, and suspected that less - than - polite humans may clash with the bots more than the bots bump into humans.

What's more, controlling a very soft structure is extremely difficult: It is much harder to predict how the material will move, and what shapes it will form, than it is with a rigid robot.

Nowadays the robots weigh more than many of the kids (the maximum limit is 130 pounds, and most robots barely make it), are wireless, can be customized with parts bought on the open market, and face a fiendishly complex array of challenges.

Developed with NASA support, this system can carry more power than electric cables, letting the robot dig deeper in field tests.

Takanishi suspects that jumping with feet together — rather than leaping from foot to foot — may ultimately prove to be the most efficient way for moon robots to move.

With satellite locations ranging from 20 minutes to more than an hour away, the telemedicine robots allow Rady Children's experts to consult on cases in a more timely and efficient manner.

Klaatu is back and badder than before, with Gort the robot four times the size of the original and a new message for humans to shape up and save the environment... or else.

Augmenting our bodies with technology will have far - ranging ramifications and is going to happen far sooner than humanoid robots coming in to take my job — or to take over.

If the situation dictates the use of my left hand to place a suture in a certain position, it's much easier to do that with the robot than using a freehand instrument.»

Swarms of robots need to deal with outliers, such as robots that move more slowly than the rest.

That is why surgical robots have never been more than large, complex instruments wielded by human hands: an autonomous robot with a scalpel is too much of a risk.

Collaborating with the Institute for Human and Machine Cognition in Florida, Buffinton's team has built a partial bipedal robot (torso, legs, and feet) that could soon walk over simple obstacles, allegedly with better balance than a person.

We all grew up with the near - future promise of smart robots, but today we have little better than the Roomba robotic vacuum cleaner.

Nothing special, except the robot was being controlled from a clinic more than 60 miles away — and not with a joystick or keyboard, but with the brain waves of a paralyzed patient.

Don't count on much more than that from Ava, a forthcoming armless «robot» from iRobot (the Roomba folks) that replaces the laptop head with an iPad head.

We have sent robots to places humans could never have survived and peered into the cosmos with instruments far more capable than our human senses, all for a small fraction of what it costs to send a living, breathing person into Earth's orbit.

In one scene, as protagonist leader Optimus Prime (an 18 - wheel Peterbilt truck that morphs into a two - story robot) slugs it out with an enemy Transformer known as Bonecrusher, animators slowed the scene as much as four times less than normal speed so that the audience could better take in the spectacle of two enormous robots crashing over a city bridge.