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Mark Allinson

Rice Robotics partners with crypto game thingy company Floki to launch ‘companion robot’

May 8, 2025 by Mark Allinson

Rice Robotics, a Hong Kong-based robotics startup, has launched an AI-powered companion robot, the Minibot M1, developed in partnership with Floki, which is sort of like a cryptocurrency company or game which has cryptocurrency within it – or something.

Apologies, but we’re not sure what kind of company Floki is. It’s probably best described as an online games company. Or is it a cryptocurrency company? We’re confused.

Anyway, the robot Floki and Rice Robotics have launched will operate on the decentralized Rice AI protocol and integrate features designed to support everyday tasks and foster emotional interaction with users. [Read more…] about Rice Robotics partners with crypto game thingy company Floki to launch ‘companion robot’

Filed Under: Home robots, News Tagged With: ai utility token, companion robot ai, crypto gaming robots, decentralized robotics, floki crypto, floki partnership robot, minibot m1, rice ai protocol, rice robotics, tokenfi launchpad

Dubai embraces robot food delivery

May 8, 2025 by Mark Allinson

Dubai, a city state within the United Arab Emirates, is rapidly becoming a hub for innovative delivery solutions, with several initiatives launched in the past year to utilize autonomous robots for food delivery services.

These projects align with Dubai’s Smart City vision and its goal to have 25 percent of all transportation be autonomous by 2030.

One of the latest developments is the pilot program by Yango Group at Expo City Dubai. This four-month trial involves robots delivering meals from select cafes and restaurants to the main office in Al Wasl Plaza. [Read more…] about Dubai embraces robot food delivery

Filed Under: Logistics, News Tagged With: aramex kiwibot dubai, autonomous delivery uae, dubai future labs robot, expo city dubai delivery, last-mile delivery robots, lyve global delivery, robot food delivery dubai, smart city dubai, talabot dubai, yango robot delivery

Amazon Vulcan robot latest to join online retail giant’s 750,000 robots in workforce

May 8, 2025 by Mark Allinson

Amazon’s recent unveiling of its Project Vulcan underlines its position as a leader in warehouse automation.

Vulcan is a sophisticated robot equipped with a sense of touch; it features advanced force feedback sensors, can precisely handle a vast array of products, including delicate items, working collaboratively with human employees to enhance efficiency and safety within Amazon’s fulfillment centers.

This latest innovation demonstrates the online retail giant’s ongoing commitment to integrating cutting-edge robotics into its global operations. [Read more…] about Amazon Vulcan robot latest to join online retail giant’s 750,000 robots in workforce

Filed Under: Features, Warehouse robots Tagged With: ai in warehouse operations, amazon fulfillment center robots, amazon robotics systems, amazon robots, amazon workforce automation, autonomous mobile robots, Project Vulcan, robot-human collaboration, robotic arms in logistics, warehouse automation

AI robot attacks worker: Viral video shows Unitree humanoid going berserk

May 8, 2025 by Mark Allinson

A concerning video circulating online appears to show a humanoid robot experiencing a severe malfunction, coming dangerously close to a human worker. (See video below.)

The brief clip, which has quickly gained traction across social media platforms, depicts the advanced automaton making erratic and forceful movements within what seems to be a factory or research environment.

In the shaky footage, the robot, a Unitree H1 humanoid, is seen suspended from a construction crane when it lost control and wildly flailed its arms and legs. [Read more…] about AI robot attacks worker: Viral video shows Unitree humanoid going berserk

Filed Under: Humanoids, News Tagged With: advanced robotics risks, AI robot accident, ai robot attacks, AI robot attacks worker, Blackpool robot news, chinese robot attack, chinese robot malfunction, factory robot incident, humanoid robot malfunction, robot flailing video, robot malfunctions caught on video, robot safety concerns, robot testing gone wrong, Unitree H1 robot, viral video

Chinese auto giant Chery integrates 220 self-made humanoid robots into its operations

May 7, 2025 by Mark Allinson

Chery, a leading Chinese automobile manufacturer, is making headlines with its recent delivery of 220 AiMOGA humanoid robots.

Developed in collaboration with the team at AiMOGA – which is believed to be a business unit within Chery – these robots integrate Chery’s advanced technologies, including assisted driving, intelligent cockpit systems, the CheryGPT large language model, and smart sensors.

The robots are designed to assist in car sales and provide support services at Chery dealerships. [Read more…] about Chinese auto giant Chery integrates 220 self-made humanoid robots into its operations

Filed Under: Humanoids, News Tagged With: AiMOGA robots, automotive dealership automation, car sales automation, Chery global expansion, Chery humanoid robots, CheryGPT AI, Chinese robotics companies, intelligent cockpit systems, Mornine robot Malaysia, plug-in hybrid SUVs Romania

The Science Behind Dire Wolf Revival

May 7, 2025 by Mark Allinson

How Colossal Biosciences Achieved 20 Genetic Edits

The resurrection of the dire wolf (Aenocyon dirus) by Colossal Biosciences represents a landmark achievement in genetic engineering, setting a new record with 20 precise genomic edits in a vertebrate animal.

This scientific breakthrough not only brought back an iconic Ice Age predator but also demonstrated the feasibility of sophisticated genetic interventions that could revolutionize conservation efforts for endangered species worldwide. [Read more…] about The Science Behind Dire Wolf Revival

Filed Under: Science Tagged With: ancient DNA reconstruction, Colossal Biosciences, CRISPR gene editing, de-extinction technology, dire wolf revival, endangered species conservation, genetic engineering breakthrough, resurrection biology, somatic cell nuclear transfer, synthetic biology

Opinion: ‘Specialized robots – not humanoids – will dominate robotics’, says Exotec CEO

May 7, 2025 by Mark Allinson

In an opinion piece published on the Fortune website, Romain Moulin, CEO of Exotec, argues that specialized robots, designed for specific tasks, are more efficient and cost-effective than humanoid robots.

This perspective, also highlighted in the Fortune article, suggests that the future of robotics lies in purpose-built machines rather than those mimicking human form.

Moulin uses the analogy of a dishwasher versus a humanoid robot washing dishes to illustrate his point: “The dishwasher is faster, more efficient, and vastly more cost-effective because it’s designed specifically for one task.” [Read more…] about Opinion: ‘Specialized robots – not humanoids – will dominate robotics’, says Exotec CEO

Filed Under: Features, Warehouse robots Tagged With: Amazon Kiva Systems, Exotec CEO Romain Moulin, Forbes robotics opinion, future of robotics, humanoid robots, robotics efficiency, robotics industry trends, specialized robots, task-specific robots, warehouse automation

Underwater robotic lidar scans play key role in extending life of Angolan oil field

May 7, 2025 by Mark Allinson

Off the coast of Angola, in the deep waters of the South Atlantic Ocean where the Girassol oil field has been producing for over two decades, a crucial project is under way to ensure its continued operation. (See video below.)

A key part of this “life extension project” involves the intricate work of 3D at Depth, a subsidiary of Kraken Robotics.

Recently, the company marked a significant milestone, completing its 1,000th subsea measurement task for TotalEnergies at the Girassol field. [Read more…] about Underwater robotic lidar scans play key role in extending life of Angolan oil field

Filed Under: Energy, News Tagged With: 3D at Depth, Angola offshore oil, deepwater inspection technology, Girassol oil field, Kraken Robotics, oil field life extension, robotic pipeline scanning, subsea LiDAR, TotalEnergies subsea project, underwater robotics

Amazon unveils Project Vulcan: A ‘fundamental leap forward in robotics’ with a sense of touch

May 7, 2025 by Mark Allinson

Amazon, the world’s largest online retailer and one of the world’s biggest users of robotics technology, has recently unveiled Project Vulcan – a new robot designed to work alongside human employees in its warehouses and fulfillment centers.

This innovative robot is equipped with “force feedback sensors” at the end of its arm and grabbing tool, giving it a sense of touch.

This allows Vulcan to understand and control the amount of force it applies when pushing or grabbing items, enabling it to handle a wide range of products, including fragile ones, without causing damage. [Read more…] about Amazon unveils Project Vulcan: A ‘fundamental leap forward in robotics’ with a sense of touch

Filed Under: News, Retail Tagged With: advanced robotic arms, AI-powered robots, amazon robotics, collaborative robots, force feedback sensors, fulfillment center technology, Project Vulcan, robot with sense of touch, smart warehouse solutions, warehouse automation

Top 10 robotic camera systems: Lights, robots, action!

May 7, 2025 by Mark Allinson

The world of film and television production is in constant evolution, driven by the need for greater efficiency, creative flexibility, and the ability to capture increasingly dynamic and complex shots.

One area experiencing significant growth is the adoption of robotic camera systems.

From automated studio setups to remotely operated rigs on location, these technologies are transforming how content is created. [Read more…] about Top 10 robotic camera systems: Lights, robots, action!

Filed Under: Culture, Features Tagged With: automated film production, broadcast studio robotics, cinematic robotics, film production automation, motion control cameras, pan tilt zoom cameras, remote camera operation, robotic arms for filmmaking, robotic camera systems, Spidercam technology

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