‘Robot Dog Olympics’ showcases British Army use of quadrupeds
The British Army has hosted a ‘Robot Dog Olympics’ to discover what capabilities quadruped robotic…
Author Katie Searles
Katie Searles
Katie joined Akabo Media in September 2020 having previously worked in B2B exhibitions covering the cosmetic, personal care, pharmaceuticals and general chemical industries. Katie has also worked as a broadcast journalist for radio stations covering the east coast of Scotland. Currently a reporter for City Transport & Traffic Innovation and Robotics & Innovation magazines, Katie brings together the latest news, features and case studies creating both printed and digital content.
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GreyOrange closes US$110m growth financing
GreyOrange, a provider of automated robotic fulfilment and inventory optimisation software, has secured US$110m (£88.7m)…
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Robotics engine platform provider MOV.AI has partnered with lidar sensors firm Ouster to equip autonomous…
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Ally Robotics – a start-up developing smart and affordable robotic arms – has launched a…
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London-based autonomous vehicle start-up Wayve is working with Microsoft to leverage the supercomputing infrastructure needed…
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York robotics research centre awarded £1.5m to build solar farm
The University of York’s new Institute for Safe Autonomy (ISA) will feature a new solar…
AI entering new phase of growth, report finds
The AI market is entering a new phase as the recent “gold rush” starts to…
Perceptual Robotics and University of Bristol extended wind turbine project following success
Robots and AI have proven to be almost 15% more accurate in detecting faults in…