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From Accident to Settlement: Robotics in the Workplace: Legal Implications and Personal Injury Claims

August 13, 2024 by David Edwards

As robotics technology advances, its integration into workplaces is transforming industries and reshaping the nature of work. From manufacturing floors to healthcare facilities, robots are performing tasks with unprecedented speed and precision.

However, this rise in automation brings new challenges, particularly regarding workplace safety and legal implications. Personal injury claims involving robotic injuries are becoming more common, necessitating a closer examination of the legal landscape surrounding these incidents.

This blog explores the legal implications of robotics in the workplace and the associated personal injury claims. We will discuss the growth of robotics, legal challenges, liability issues, case studies, and best practices for preventing injuries. [Read more…] about From Accident to Settlement: Robotics in the Workplace: Legal Implications and Personal Injury Claims

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How AI and Insurance Have Changed in 2024

June 18, 2024 by David Edwards

In the ever-evolving landscape of technology, the fusion of artificial intelligence (AI) and the insurance industry has sparked a revolution. It’s transforming the way insurers operate and how policyholders experience coverage.

As we inch towards the end of year 2024, it’s fascinating to witness the metamorphosis that AI has brought to the insurance sector. From underwriting to claims processing, the integration of AI has ushered in an era of efficiency, personalization, and risk mitigation. [Read more…] about How AI and Insurance Have Changed in 2024

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How New Technology is Revolutionizing Personal Injury Law and Claim Settlements

May 28, 2024 by Mark Allinson

The legal field is transforming significantly, and personal injury law is no exception. Technology advancements are changing how personal injury claims are handled, facilitating easier access for victims seeking justice and fair compensation.

With the advent of advanced data analytics, artificial intelligence, and digital communication tools, personal injury cases can now be processed more efficiently and effectively.

Technological advancements such as data analytics, artificial intelligence, and digital communication tools enable lawyers to streamline their work, access crucial evidence, and build more substantial cases, ultimately leading to faster and more accurate claim settlements.

[Read more…] about How New Technology is Revolutionizing Personal Injury Law and Claim Settlements

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Analyzing the Role of Defective Products in a Personal Injury Case

August 23, 2023 by David Edwards

Waterbury is a city in Connecticut well-known for its manufacturing facilities due to its location between the Naugatuck River and the lengthy stretch of Interstate 84.

Sadly, this also means a greater potential for defective products that could result in harm. Accidents involving heavy gear at construction sites and faulty consumer products are two examples that fuel personal injury cases inside the state’s legal sphere.

This article examines the function and significance of defective products linked to personal injury lawsuits in this bustling metropolis. [Read more…] about Analyzing the Role of Defective Products in a Personal Injury Case

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What You Need to Know About Liability in Self-Driving Car Accidents

March 18, 2023 by Mark Allinson

Taking the world by storm, self-driving cars have been all the rage ever since they hit the market. Their advanced technology and superior design have also significantly contributed to their popularity.

However, as much as self-driving cars seem like something out of a science fiction movie, these dreamy vehicles are not perfect.

With car accidents being one of the most common personal injury claims, driverless vehicles now bring new complications to already challenging auto accident lawsuits. [Read more…] about What You Need to Know About Liability in Self-Driving Car Accidents

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Caterpillar claims ‘world’s largest’ number of autonomous trucks

February 25, 2022 by David Edwards

Industrial vehicles manufacturer Caterpillar claims it now has the largest number of autonomous trucks in operation anywhere in the world.

The company calls it “a significant milestone”, adding that it has “long been recognized as the industry leader” in autonomous vehicle implementation.

Caterpillar says the achievement is “exciting” not only for the mining industry, but also its customer base as it looks to expand its autonomous technology offerings into quarry and aggregates and construction industries’ product lines with competitive offerings. [Read more…] about Caterpillar claims ‘world’s largest’ number of autonomous trucks

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Robotic surgery startup claims to be first to enable laser cutting of bone tissue

July 25, 2019 by David Edwards

A robotic surgery startup in Switzerland claims to have become the first to enable the laser cutting of bone tissue. 

Bones in humans have been cut using saw for “thousands of years”, says Advanced Osteotomy Tools, adding that the company now offers the “technology reinvent bone surgery”.

The instrument AOT has developed is called “Carlo”, short for “cold ablation robot-guided laser osteotomes”. [Read more…] about Robotic surgery startup claims to be first to enable laser cutting of bone tissue

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New solder paste enables further miniaturisation in automotive electronics

May 1, 2019 by Anna

For the production of miniaturised electrical systems, such as those used in the automotive industry, solder material must meet extremely high requirements.

In response, Heraeus Electronics has developed its new solder paste Microbond SMT650, which it says guarantees consistently high surface resistance.

The combination of the new F650 flux system with the Innolot metal alloy increases reliability and prevents electrochemical migration even under the most extreme environmental conditions.

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