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Amazon has officially assembled an army of one million robots, which are now actively working in its warehouses around the world. No other business on the planet has ever had such a large number of mobile robots - a record.
Tired of the common cold and sinusitis? Chinese and Hong Kong scientists seem to have found a solution - an army of tiny robots that literally cut the infection out of your sinuses and politely fly out into a handkerchief. This was reported by the Guardian. Does it sound like science fiction? No, it's already a reality... at least for pigs and rabbits.
IntuiCell (Sweden), a startup launched in 2020 from Lund University, has introduced a robot "dog" named Luna, which is actually the first robot to have a functional digital "nervous system". This technology will allow robots to acquire their own "artificial nervous" perception. It is not only about responding quickly to commands, but also about the ability to work adaptively and autonomously, taking into account environmental conditions and even the "feelings" of the mechanical body.
TheLynx M20 is just another robot dog for transporting goods, but it has one big difference - instead of rubber caps on its limbs, it has... wheels. The developer of the robot, the Chinese company Deep Robotics, decided that such a solution makes sense where conventional equipment cannot cope. The Lynx M20 weighs 33 kg, can carry up to 15 kg of cargo, and can operate for up to 3 hours without recharging (or 2.5 hours with a full load). Its operating time can be extended by hot-swapping batteries.
Pudu Robotics, a company that has long been involved in service robots, has presented its newest development - FlashBot Arm. This is an updated version of their FlashBot delivery robot, but now with a robotic arm and an even smarter "brain". The robot can be called a semi-humanoid because of its chassis at the bottom and a torso with a head and two arms at the top, which is closer to a centaur.
Spa Europe is not sleeping. In the Czech Republic's Marianske Lazne, the Centralni Lazne hotel (4 stars, to be sure) has become the first in the world to entrust its visitors to an artificial intelligence massage robot. The new "helping hand" is called Anna, and it doesn't just massage - it reads your body like you would the subtitles to your favourite TV series.
