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Robots a tenth the size of a human blood cell: Welcome to the world of nanobots

October 24, 2023 by David Edwards

In this article, Chu Canh Chieu, managing director of global healthcare center at FPT Software, explains more about nanobots that hunt and kill diseases

Nanobots, miniature robots 10 times smaller than a blood cell, are poised to revolutionise the healthcare industry. Nanotechnology, in combination with next-generation software platforms and supervised machine learning, provide a wide range of powerful diagnostic, monitoring and treatment tools.

Designed to carry out a very specific task, a nanobot, also known as nanorobots, can hunt for cells with identifiable characteristics; carry a payload of medicine for delivery to a specific place in the body and take a camera through a particular route to organs.

With delivery options including an oral pill and injection, nanobots can be guided and accurately targeted while remaining minimally invasive and avoiding collateral damage, such as occurs with treatments like chemotherapy. [Read more…] about Robots a tenth the size of a human blood cell: Welcome to the world of nanobots

Filed Under: Features, Health Tagged With: nano, nanobots, nanotechnology, robots

Nvidia expands availability of its robotics development software and hardware

April 4, 2023 by Mark Allinson

Nvidia says it is making its robotics software and hardware more widely available.

The chipmaker says its Omniverse Cloud will be hosted on Microsoft Azure, increasing access to Isaac Sim, the company’s platform for developing and managing artificial intelligence-based robots.

The company also says that a full lineup of Jetson Orin modules is now available, offering a “performance leap” for edge AI and robotics applications. [Read more…] about Nvidia expands availability of its robotics development software and hardware

Filed Under: Computing, News Tagged With: ai, azure, build, cloud, company, developers, edge, isaac, jetson, modules, nano, nvidia, omniverse, orin, performance, platform, robotics, robots, sim, software

Kuka unveils new version of Cybertech nano industrial robot

April 28, 2021 by David Edwards

Kuka has unveiled the new generation of its KR Cybertech nano series of industrial robot. (See video below.)

Kuka says the robot is specialised for continuous-path applications such as arc welding, adhesive bonding or sealant application, and calls it the KR Cybertech nano Arc family.

The company adds that, in the low payload category, the robots deliver maximum performance at minimal costs. [Read more…] about Kuka unveils new version of Cybertech nano industrial robot

Filed Under: Industrial robots, News Tagged With: applications, arc, axes, continuous-path, cybertech, energy, family, generation, hollow-wrist, in-line, kr, kuka, low, maximum, motion, nano, payload, performance, reduced, robot, robots, series, system, tasks, wrist

Nvidia claims its Jetson Nano is the ‘ultimate AI and robotics starter kit’


October 8, 2020 by Elaine

Chipmaking giant Nvidia has expanded its Jetson AI at the Edge platform with an entry-level developer kit priced at $59, opening the potential of AI and robotics to a new generation of students, educators and hobbyists.

The Jetson Nano 2GB Developer Kit is designed for teaching and learning AI by creating hands-on projects in such areas as robotics and intelligent IoT.

To support the effort, Nvidia also announced the availability of free online training and AI-certification programs, which will supplement the many open-source projects, how-tos and videos contributed by thousands of developers in the vibrant Jetson community. [Read more…] about Nvidia claims its Jetson Nano is the ‘ultimate AI and robotics starter kit’


Filed Under: Computing, News Tagged With: ai, developer, gb, jetson, kit, learning, nano, nvidia, platform

HIT Robot Group to showcase Nano-Robotic Manipulation system WRC

October 12, 2016 by Sam Francis

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HIT Group nanotechnology robotics
The Nanomanipulation System has four arms in operation. (Picture: HIT Robot Group)

One of China’s leading robot producers, HIT Robot Group, is to showcase its latest “nanomanipulation system” at the 2016 World Robot Conference in Beijing from October 20-25.

Since its debut last year, HRG’s Nano-Robotic Manipulation System has received wide attention for the possibilities it opens up regarding manipulation of materials on a nano level.

Through years of research, HIT Robot Group made a breakthrough in integrating position sensors to nanomanipulating systems in a scanning electron microscopy vacuum environment.  [Read more…] about HIT Robot Group to showcase Nano-Robotic Manipulation system WRC

Filed Under: Industrial robots, Industry, News Tagged With: beijing, hit, hrg, manipulation, nano, nano-robotic, nanomanipulating, nanomanipulation, nanomaterials, robot, robots, system

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