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Humanoid Robotics
Wearable Robot Limb Attachment Breakthrough
A new automatic limb‑attachment system using soft‑actuated straps and a magnetic latch promises rapid, secure donning of wearable robots across a range of arm sizes, enabling clinical‑level loads and precise pressure control. The technology, detailed by IEEE Spectrum, could accelerate exoskeleton deployment for rehabilitation and industrial assistance.
IEEE Spectrum
General Robotics
Musculoskeletal Robot Dog Mimics Canine Shoulder Mechanics
Researchers at Suzumori Endo Lab have unveiled a dog‑muscle robot built with thin McKibben actuators that replicates the “hammock‑like” shoulder structure of real dogs, offering fresh insights into quadruped biomechanics. The IEEE Spectrum video showcases the robot’s fluid motion and potential for bio‑inspired design.
IEEE Spectrum
Insect‑Scale Aerial Microrobots Achieve Bumblebee‑Like Agility
MIT engineers have demonstrated microrobots capable of rapid, gymnastic flight paths—including continuous body flips—thanks to a novel AI‑driven controller that mirrors insect flight dynamics. IEEE Spectrum reports that this leap narrows the gap between biological and artificial flyers.
IEEE Spectrum
Vine‑Inspired Soft Robotic Gripper Handles Delicate and Heavy Loads
A collaborative effort between MIT and Stanford has produced a gripper that snakes around objects, from fragile glass vases to watermelons, and can even lift a human from a bed, illustrating a gentler yet powerful alternative to conventional grippers. The development is highlighted in IEEE Spectrum’s coverage.
IEEE Spectrum
Edge AI Vision System Consolidates Sensing and Compute
Luxonis’s OAK 4 device integrates 3D perception, compute, and sensing into a single compact module, delivering real‑time vision capabilities for robots operating in unstructured environments. IEEE Spectrum emphasizes its potential to streamline sensor stacks in autonomous platforms.
IEEE Spectrum
Artificial Intelligence in Robotics
Disaster‑Response Robot Dog Leverages Multimodal Large Language Model
Texas A&M engineering students have equipped a robotic dog with a custom multimodal LLM, visual memory, and voice commands, allowing it to navigate rubble, assess hazards, and plan actions autonomously in emergency scenarios. IEEE Spectrum reports the system’s ability to “see, remember and plan” like a first responder.
IEEE Spectrum
Autonomous Vehicles
Waymo Prioritizes Demonstrably Safe AI for Self‑Driving Cars
Waymo’s latest briefing stresses a safety‑first AI architecture, where rigorous testing and transparent model engineering aim to make autonomous driving reliable across varied conditions. IEEE Spectrum notes the company’s commitment to embedding safety at the core of its AI ecosystem.
IEEE Spectrum
Rivian Expands Hands‑Free Driving to Millions of Miles with Proprietary AI Chip
Rivian announced that its updated hands‑free driving system will now cover 3.5 million miles of North American roads, extending beyond divided highways and powered by a newly developed AI chip designed in‑house. TechSpot details the rollout and its implications for broader EV autonomy.
TechSpot
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