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Police using AI-powered facial recognition

Robot dogs won't save policing – but AI just might

By Nicole Kobie published

In-depth Some police forces are turning to robots, AI and facial recognition, but high-profile failures harm public trust

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Four-legged robot walking up stairs

ANYbotics taps Velodyne to enhance autonomous robots’ navigation

By Praharsha Anand published

News ANYbotics will incorporate Velodyne’s Puck Lidar sensors into its mobile robots

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Digital-looking hand turning a switch from "Manual" to "RPA"

Infostretch and Automation Anywhere join forces to deliver hyperautomation

By Praharsha Anand published

News New deal will help organizations establish RPA centers of excellence

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A male engineer reprogramming a robotic arm in a factory using a laptop

Alphabet tackles industrial robot software market

By Danny Bradbury published

News Intrinsic will teach industrial robots to perform complex tasks

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Doctors watching a robot perform surgery

Telepresence medical robot market set to reach $159.5 million by 2028

By Rene Millman published

News Increasing adoption of robots in health care settings and product innovations are contributing to the market's growth

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Five robots in front of Boston Dynamics sign

Hyundai completes Boston Dynamics acquisition

By Danny Bradbury published

News US robotics company will complement Hyundai's AI expertise

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AMP Robotic's recycling-sorting robot working over a conveyor belt of recyclables

AMP Robotics raises $55M for its AI-based recycling robot

By Praharsha Anand published

News AMP’s three-armed picker machine uses AI to sort recyclables

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An illustration of a smiling robot healthcare worker pushing an elderly man in a wheelchair

The tech helping us live longer

By Jo Best published

In-depth As average lifespans continue to increase, technology will assist our worn-out bodies and make later life more enjoyable

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Abstract image showing a digital mockup of a virus cell

The future tech helping battle the pandemic

By Nicole Kobie last updated

In-depth We’ve struggled to find a use for chatbots, 3D printers and drones, but innovative tech is now being used to fight COVID-19

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An illustration of a smiling robot healthcare worker pushing an elderly man in a wheelchair

Robots are supposed to steal our jobs – so why haven’t they during the coronavirus crisis?

By Nicole Kobie published

In-depth Robots are already making some progress in healthcare settings, but they need more support if they're to make a real difference

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