Researchers in Mexico have unveiled a new user‑friendly robotic arm designed to make advanced robotics more accessible for education, manufacturing, and everyday tasks. The arm features intuitive controls and adaptability, enabling users with minimal technical training to operate it effectively.


Mexico: Researchers Unveil User-Friendly Robotic Arm in Mexico

Innovation meets nature. A new innovative plant-inspired robot has been developed that climbs up structures just like climbing vines. This new innovation is named as FiloBot and has been developed by Emmanuela Dle Dottore and her team.

FiloBot, a plant-inspired robot that shoots up like a vine plant

Technology is taking over human work day by day, even in cooking food now. As per recent news, a company in south California has developed a high-tech robotic arm that makes better French fries and onion rings than humans.

'More accurate, reliable, and happier': Robo arm makes better french fries, onion rings than humans

Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania have developed shapeshifting microbots that can brush, rinse, and floss teeth. The robotic system, which can form bristle-like structures along with form long string-like shapes, is magnetic and made from iron.

Scientists develop shapeshifting microbots that can brush and floss teeth

According to a UN study, there are about 650 million specially abled people in the Asia-Pacific region. Many can't afford the outrageously expensive prosthetics, even the most basic ones. A social enterprise in Pakistan, Bioniks has come up with a low-cost Bionic arm to transforms lives

Low-cost Bionic arm transforms lives, helps attain basic mobility

Robots will now be able to sense nearby objects, courtesy of researchers in Singapore who have developed a “smart foam” material. The artificially innervated foam, or “AiFoam”, allows robots to repair itself when damaged, in a mechanism similar to how human skin repairs itself.

In pics: 'Smart foam' helps robotic arm sense nearby objects and repair self

Danish researchers have developed a fully automated robot that can take coronavirus swabs so that health care professionals are not exposed to the risk of infection.

Could this throat-swabbing robot speed up COVID-19 testing?

Researchers at one of China's top universities have designed a robot they say could help save lives on the frontline during the coronavirus outbreak. The machine consists of a robotic arm on wheels that can perform ultrasounds, take mouth swabs and listen to sounds made by a patient's organs, usually done with a stethoscope.

Amid coronavirus concerns, Chinese robotic arm may help save lives

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