Topic: human-robot interaction

  • Intempus: Why Robots Need Human-Like Physiology

    Intempus: Why Robots Need Human-Like Physiology

    Teddy Warner's startup Intempus is developing robots with human-like emotional expressions and physiological responses to improve human-AI interaction. The company uses biometric data like sweat and heart rate to train robots in simulating emotional states, addressing gaps in AI spatial reasoning...

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  • Robots Are Turning E-Waste Into a Goldmine

    Robots Are Turning E-Waste Into a Goldmine

    The growing global e-waste problem is being addressed by using AI-powered robotics to automate the refurbishment and recycling of electronics, turning an environmental issue into an economic opportunity. A Danish research team has developed a robotic system that can replace broken laptop screens,...

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