Popular Articles on Robotics for March 1, 2015

	Forbes Drone Maker 3D Robotics Raises $50 Million In Latest Round Forbes In raising $50 million, 3D Robotics has obtained a total of more than $85 ... Thecompany also sells drone parts and accessories, including an open ... Flag as irrelevant
	Silicon Valley Business Journal (blog) 3D Robotics raises drone startup record $50M in new funding Silicon Valley Business Journal (blog) 3D Robotics reportedly has raised $50 million Wednesday in a record ... The Berkeley-based company disclosed in a Securities and Exchange ... Helicopter drone maker 3D Robotics raises $50m in funding – is this where the money's going? - International Business Times UK Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	How two Sri Lankans are building a robotic cloud in Switzerland and Japan Tech in Asia Though drones are the company's first product, Krishnamoorthy stresses that Rapyuta Robotics is much more. “For now we are focusing on drones, ... Flag as irrelevant
	CNET Giant robotic teddy bear: Japan's nurse of the future CNET The gentle giant has been designed specifically to assist in caring for Japan's ageing population, taking on heavy-duty tasks such as lifting. Flag as irrelevant
	The Globe and Mail Why I quit my own business to work for someone else The Globe and Mail Two years ago I quit my own business to work for someone else, and it was the best decision I've ever made. I was 26 years old when I “retired” from a ... Flag as irrelevant
	Bionik Laboratories Raises $6.2 Million PR Newswire (press release) Bionik Laboratories is an innovative medical- robotics company that develops healthcare solutions for patients with restricted physical mobility. Flag as irrelevant
	The Australian The ascent of the robots The Australian “The robots are coming and will terminate your jobs,” warns the normally .... Carr describes a digital age in which attorneys, business executives and ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Weekly Packet Sedgwick LEGO Robotics team gears up The Weekly Packet Sedgwick LEGO Robotics team gears up for Ellsworth meet ... They organized abusiness sponsor campaign and a bottle drive to raise money for the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Computerworld Foxconn expects robots to take over more factory work ComputerworldUK In three years, Foxconn will probably use robots and automation to complete 70 percent of its assembly line work, said company CEO Terry Gou on ... Flag as irrelevant