OpenROV Trident - An Underwater Technology Drone for Everyone

The future of ocean exploration is here.

Home-Building Robot from Fastbrick Robotics

THE WORLDS FIRST GLOBALLY PATENTED AND COMMERCIALLY VIABLE 3D ROBOTIC BRICKLAYING SYSTEM 

 From the computer aided design ( CADCAM ) of a house structure, this 3D robotic end to end bricklaying system handles the automatic loading cutting, routing and placement of all the bricks course by course. The high level accuracy of the finished product allows following trades to pre-fabricate from the CAD design then simply install. The use of the automated robotic system vastly improves worksite OH&S and produces minimum waste. The machine design allows for maximum mobility and is able to work on almost any block size. Reduced construction time allows for greater flexibility and time/cost savings to builders and their customers.

Rovables: Wearable Pet Robots #Robots #Robotics

Outfit missing that final touch? Try Rovables: pocket-sized robots that live on your clothes

Meet the Giant Robot That Builds Boeing’s Airplane Wings #Robots #Robotics

Building something as large as a 737 wing takes an even bigger machine. Boeing’s Panel Assembly Line (PAL) is the 60 ton, 20 feet tall, friendly robot that always lends a rather large hand.

Kengoro - the Robot That Sweats #Robots #Robotics

This humanoid robot developed at the University of Tokyo cools its motors by sweating. 

Learn more: http://spectrum.ieee.org/automaton/ro...

Robot Lawnmower vs Apple Stealing Moose

A baby moose sneaks into someone's backyard to steal some apples.  The owner decides to send over his robot lawnmower over to pay him a visit and learns that the moose isn't very excited to play that game.

Robot Dog Can Open Doors and Climb Fences

http://www.ghostrobotics.io
Ghost Minitaur™ is a patent-pending medium-sized legged robot highly adept at perceiving tactile sensations. Its high torque motors, motor controllers, and specialized leg design allow this machine run and jump over difficult terrain, climb fences and stairs, and even open doors. High-speed and high-resolution encoders let the robot see and feel the ground through the motors and adapt faster than the blink of an eye.