Articles in "Robotics"
Swarming Robots Could Save Lives With Israeli Engineering Innovation
If teaching one robot to carry out tasks is hard enough, what about teaching dozens -- or even hundreds -- of them to work ...
Ben-Gurion University Engineers Develop Fast Amphibious Robot
Ben-Gurion University of the Negev engineers developed one of the world's fastest amphibious robots with potential to save lives in floods ...
Israel and US Defense Departments to Hold Drone and Robot Competition in Negev
The US Department of Defense, Irregular Warfare Technical Support Directorate, and the Israel Ministry of Defense, Directorate of Defense ...
Israeli Percepto AIM on TIME’s List of the 100 Best Inventions of 2021
Percepto, an Israeli company pioneering autonomous inspection with industrial robotics, has been named one of TIME's 100 Best Inventions of ...
Cockroaches and Lizards Are Inspiration for New Israeli Robot
A new Israeli high-speed amphibious robot inspired by the movements of cockroaches and lizards that was developed by Ben-Gurion University ...
Israeli Teens Win Silver at Robotics Olympics in Dubai For Ocean-Cleaning Robot
An Israeli delegation of high school students returned victorious from the FIRST Global Challenge held in Dubai this weekend, winning a ...
WATCH: Israeli Start-Ups Showcase Innovations with Eye on Korean Market
Israeli Start-Ups convened at the Orient Hotel in Jerusalem on Wednesday to showcase their innovations, with an eye on the South Korean ...
Israeli Expert: Robotics Leading Way to New Paradigm for Human Kind
The 6th Israeli Conference on Robotics took place in Herzliya last week and showcased the latest innovations in the field, as well as the ...
WATCH: When Israeli Innovation Meets Smart Robotics
The 6th Israeli Conference on Robotics took place in Herzliya last week and showcased the latest innovations in the field. The Israeli ...
Ben Gurion University launches HydroCamel Autonomous Submarine
Israel’s first autonomous submarine was unveiled at the NexTech Conference 2017 in Beer Sheva on October 19. The 2.5 meter long ...
