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Robotics Innovations
McKibben‑Muscle Robot Dog Mimics Canine Biomechanics
IEEE Spectrum showcases a robot dog built by the Suzumori Endo Lab that employs thin McKibben artificial muscles to replicate the “hammock‑like” shoulder structure of real dogs, offering new insights into quadruped biomechanics. The platform aims to serve both research and future service‑robot applications by delivering lifelike motion with a lightweight actuation system.
IEEE Spectrum
Texas A&M’s AI‑Driven Disaster Dog Uses Multimodal LLM
A team of Texas A&M engineering students has unveiled an AI‑powered robotic dog designed for disaster‑zone navigation, integrating a custom multimodal large‑language model, visual memory, and voice commands to assess rubble, avoid hazards, and plan rescue actions autonomously. IEEE Spectrum highlights the robot’s ability to “see, remember and plan” in real time, positioning it as a first‑responder‑grade assistant.
IEEE Spectrum
Vine‑Inspired Robotic Gripper Can Gently Lift a Human
Researchers at MIT and Stanford have created a vine‑mimicking robotic gripper that wraps around objects, demonstrated by safely lifting a human out of bed. IEEE Spectrum notes the design’s gentle yet strong grip, which could transform caregiving robots and delicate manufacturing processes.
IEEE Spectrum
Soft‑Actuated Limb‑Attachment System Enables Rapid Wearable‑Robot Donning
A new automatic limb‑attachment mechanism, featuring soft actuated straps and a magnetic‑hook latch, promises quick, comfortable self‑donning for wearable robots across a range of arm sizes. IEEE Spectrum reports that the system maintains clinical‑level load support while delivering precise pressure control, a step forward for exoskeleton usability.
IEEE Spectrum
MIT’s AI‑Controlled Aerial Microrobot Flies Like a Bumblebee
MIT engineers have demonstrated an aerial microrobot equipped with an AI‑based controller that executes rapid gymnastic maneuvers, including continuous body flips, matching the speed and agility of real insects. IEEE Spectrum emphasizes the breakthrough in micro‑flight control, opening doors for swarm‑based inspection and pollination tasks.
IEEE Spectrum
Artificial Intelligence in Robotics
Intel Moves to Acquire SambaNova, Bolstering AI Chip Supply for Robotics
Tech Radar reports that Intel plans to purchase AI‑chip specialist SambaNova, a move intended to close the performance gap with rivals such as AMD and Nvidia and to provide next‑generation processors for advanced robotic perception and control. The acquisition is seen as a strategic push to embed more powerful AI cores directly into autonomous platforms.
Tech Radar
Luxonis Unveils OAK 4 Edge AI Vision Module for On‑Board Perception
IEEE Spectrum introduces the OAK 4 vision system, a self‑contained edge AI device that merges compute, 3‑D sensing, and perception in a single package, targeting robotics, automation, and real‑world intelligence applications. Its compact form factor enables robots to process visual data locally, reducing latency and bandwidth demands.
IEEE Spectrum
Autonomous Vehicles
Waymo Emphasizes Demonstrably Safe AI as Core to Autonomous Driving
In a recent video brief, Waymo outlines its “demonstrably safe AI” framework, placing safety at the heart of model development for autonomous driving. IEEE Spectrum highlights Waymo’s focus on verifiable safety metrics and transparent AI engineering as the industry’s benchmark for trustworthy self‑driving technology.
IEEE Spectrum
Rivian Extends Hands‑Free Driving to 3.5 Million Miles and Rolls Out Proprietary AI Chip
TechSpot details Rivian’s expansion of its hands‑free driving system to cover 3.5 million miles of North American roads, now including non‑divided highways, alongside the debut of a proprietary AI chip designed to accelerate perception and decision‑making workloads. The rollout marks a significant scaling step for the company’s autonomous‑driving ambitions.
TechSpot
Wall Street Praises Rivian’s AI and Autonomy Roadmap Amid Capital Concerns
CNBC notes that investors responded positively to Rivian’s AI and autonomy strategy, despite lingering worries about demand and capital requirements. The coverage underscores the market’s appetite for robust autonomous‑driving capabilities as a differentiator in the electric‑vehicle sector.
CNBC
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