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Ainos unveils ‘AI nose’ for robotics

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Ainos, a developer of technology which can “digitize scent”, has unveiled its “revolutionary AI Nose for robotics” application and invites robotics companies worldwide to join Ainos Alliance.

The company says this technology aims to equip robots with the ability to “smell”, filling a long-standing gap in sensory capabilities.

Powered by advanced artificial intelligence (AI) and micro-electromechanical systems (MEMS) gas sensors, AI Nose redefines how robots interact with the world, enabling transformative applications across industrial, healthcare, and everyday environments. [Read more…] about Ainos unveils ‘AI nose’ for robotics

Delta’s collaborative robots wins German Design Award 2025

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Delta, a Taiwanese electronics company that makes industrial collaborative robots, says it has achieved “a major milestone” for its D-Bot Series of Collaborative Robots as they have been honoured with the prestigious 2025 German Design Award in the category of Excellent Product Design.

This accolade, which follows their 2024 Red Dot Design Award win in Singapore earlier this year, highlights Delta’s outstanding design capabilities and its commitment to innovation.

Michael Mayer-Rosa, senior director of the industrial automation business group at Delta Electronics EMEA region, says: “We are highly committed to innovation, consistently investing over 8 percent of our revenues into R&D. [Read more…] about Delta’s collaborative robots wins German Design Award 2025

Unitree showcases ‘advanced high-mobility robots’ at CES

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Unitree, a robotics company that develops and sells consumer and industry-level high-performance robots, showcased its advanced robotics technology and innovations at CES 2025 (LVCC, North Hall, booth 9263) through its latest products.

This includes Unitree’s consumer-grade quadrupedal robot Go2 and its new model, the Go2-W wheeled-leg version; the industrial-grade wheeled-leg robot B2-W; and the general-purpose humanoid robots H1 and G1.

CES is an annual high-profile tech event that provides a platform for breakthrough technologies and global innovators. The 2025 edition was held from January 7 to 10 in Las Vegas, US. [Read more…] about Unitree showcases ‘advanced high-mobility robots’ at CES

Robots are forever: How a robot diamond cutter could change a market already disrupted by lab-grown diamonds

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About six years ago, the Scientific and Technical Research Center for Diamonds, in Antwerp, Belgium, demonstrated a highly sophisticated robotic system that can automatically cut or polish diamonds in a fraction of the time it takes the most experienced human diamond cutter to do it by hand – “10 to 20 times faster”, according to its makers.

Called the “Fenix” robot, the system is incredibly well designed and it’s no surprise that it generated a lot of interest. So much so that a company called HS Technology, based in the United States, ended up acquiring the entire organisation – it bought the Scientific and Technical Research Center for Diamonds.

Not much was heard about Fenix after that, but the latest is that HD Blueprint, a company specialising in the development of diamond cutting and polishing technologies, now owns the company and machine. [Read more…] about Robots are forever: How a robot diamond cutter could change a market already disrupted by lab-grown diamonds

Can Adaptive Headlights Make Driving Safer?

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In February 2022, the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) ruled that automobile makers could finally install adaptive driving beam headlight systems (ADB) on their new vehicles to make driving at night and in low visibility safer for motorists, bicyclists, pedestrians, domestic and wild animals, and others.

This change to the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards (FMVSS) occurred after federal agencies received complaints from manufacturers and consumers about the lack of modern vehicle lighting and safety technologies to match other countries that had adopted these standards decades ago. Read on to learn more about the impact of these headlights on road safety… [Read more…] about Can Adaptive Headlights Make Driving Safer?

Why PHP Remains the Backbone of Modern Web Development

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The web development landscape is constantly evolving, and yet, PHP remains a core technology powering millions of websites and applications worldwide.

Despite the emergence of numerous programming languages and frameworks, PHP has stood the test of time, continuing to be a reliable choice for developers and businesses alike. If you’re considering expanding your development team, you may want to hire PHP programmers through ALLSTARSIT.

With over 20 years of experience connecting companies with global tech talent, ALLSTARSIT makes it easier for businesses to access pre-vetted experts and meet their specific project needs quickly and efficiently. [Read more…] about Why PHP Remains the Backbone of Modern Web Development

How You Can Make Your Garden Stand Out and Look Great as Much as Possible

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Your garden ranks as one of the most important areas of your home, and it is hugely important to make sure you are focused on making the most of this moving forward.

You have to understand the best ways of being able to maintain your garden and make sure it looks great, and this is something that you need to make the most of as much as possible.

There are so many factors that play a role in making this process better for you, and it is vital to consider some of the leading ideas that are going to help you improve this process. [Read more…] about How You Can Make Your Garden Stand Out and Look Great as Much as Possible

How Custom Presentation Tools Can Transform Robotics and Automation Proposals

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Effective communication is essential in the robotics and automation industries. A well-crafted proposal can unlock new opportunities; custom presentation tools are key.

From professionally printed folders to visually engaging branded slides, these tools convey professionalism and enhance brand credibility.

Clients appreciate attention to detail in presentations, reflecting a commitment to quality and understanding their needs. Engaging presentations foster conversation and make it easier for clients to ask questions. [Read more…] about How Custom Presentation Tools Can Transform Robotics and Automation Proposals

PCBWay launches mechanical and electronics design competitions

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PCBWay launches 7th electronics project design contest

Some people believe that the printed circuit board, or PCB, is one of the most important inventions – if not the most important invention – ever.

The man credited with the invention of the first PCB is Paul Eisler, who is said to have sold the rights for £1 – that’s one English pound – at the end of the 1930s.

Eisler did negotiate a minority stake in a company called Technograph through the sale, but if he had negotiated a single penny for every PCB sold, it probably would have generated more money for a single product in history. [Read more…] about PCBWay launches mechanical and electronics design competitions

PCBWay now offers multi-colored printed circuit boards

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PCBWay now offers designers the chance to print any color image on the PCB they design

Printed circuit boards are often overlooked by the very consumers they work so hard to serve, and that’s fine because they are not meant to stand out – in fact, they are usually hidden away inside the device somewhere. PCBs provide essential functionality to the device they are embedded into. Therefore, they tend to be whatever colors the PCB manufacturer offers.

And until now, the overwhelming majority of PCBs have been green in colour. That is because of the solder mask – almost every manufacturer uses the green standard solder mask.

The main reason is that green is thought to be be the most functional color: you can have white text on it and it will show up well, while still protecting the circuits underneath.

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