Rather than seeing robots as threats to manual labor and entry-level positions, the pandemic is requiring us to think about how technology can augment and even improve our current jobs.

Robots that work with us--and with other robots--are among roboticists' predictions for the next five years.

Experts agree that robots could take over the “dull, dirty and dangerous” jobs humans are currently fulfilling during the coronoavirus pandemic.

How do we identify what a robot is, what everyday machines are actually robots, and where will robots be most helpful in the future?

Robots can complete many everyday tasks, but companies are now looking to take that human-robot relationship one step further.

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Rowland said. Future uses Rowland said there are an endless number of tasks robots could potentially handle and it was only a matter of time before they were deployed in even more retail situations.

Soldiers could teach future robots how to outperform humans Date: August 12, 2020 Source: U.S. Army Research Laboratory Summary: Researchers have designed an algorithm that allows an autonomous ...

Recent predictions have identified 2020 as the year technology gains critical mass. We take a look at the state of manufacturing technology and what is in store for us in the road ahead. Technology is ...

Many think robot waiters are a solution to the restaurant industry’s labor shortages and sales have been growing rapidly, with tens of thousands gliding through dining rooms worldwide.