Ford Tests Delivery Robots That Could One Day Replace Human Workers
Even before the public gets their minds around driverless cars, Ford is looking ahead to a future where maybe robots are driving autonomous cars and delivering our packages.
Ford is teaming up with Agility Robotics to explore a brand-new frontier in the world of autonomy — and, says the company, "a new way of thinking about how we make deliveries." Tackling the challenge of "that final step of getting your delivery from the car to your door."
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Disney Imagineering has created autonomous robot stunt doubles
This dexterous robot could put stunt doubles out of a job. Disney’s Imagineering Research and Development lab built a robotic stuntman that can perform daring flips 60 feet in the air. The robot uses a combination of lasers, accelerometers and gyroscopes to track and adjust its position in midair to mimic the actions of a real stuntman. Disney calls the technology “Stuntronics.”
Disney’s humanoid stuntman started out as a much simpler robot called Stickman before it was transformed into the 90-pound humanoid.

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The Agazzi backpack has internal lighting and a fingerprint reader
UK-based startup Agazzi Designs has designed a backpack with a fingerprint sensor that can be used to unlock it. The Agazzi Pro backpack also features internal lighting and external lighting. Founded by Nicolรฒ Agazzi and John Lavington, the startup, which is conducting a crowdfunding campaign on Kickstarter, said its backpack's Pro version will expectedly run for nearly ₹32,000 at retail.
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Terra Drone, IIT Hyderabad to Build Drone Development Centre in India
IIT-H has joined hands with Japan-based Terra Drone Corporation, Terra Drone India to develop high-speed drones. They have signed a pact and announced about the first-of-its-kind Centre of Excellence for Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) in India.
With its presence in six continents and more than 20 countries, Terra Drone Corporation is one of the world's largest providers of industrial drone solutions.
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MIT's $10 glove with sensors helps AI identify objects by touch
Researchers have spent years trying to teach robots how to grip different objects without crushing or dropping them. They could be one step closer, thanks to this low-cost, sensor-packed glove. In a paper published in Nature, a team of MIT scientists share how they used the glove to help AI recognize objects through touch alone. That information could help robots better manipulate objects, and it may aid in prosthetics design.
The "scalable tactile glove", or STAG, is a simple knit glove packed with more than 550 tiny sensors.
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Gadgets
- Mi 9T to be released with SoC 730 with design same as of K20 Pro.
- OnePlus 7 Pro Almond version released Today (14 June)
- S11 Plus (Spoilers๐) - newer 64 MP Camera embedded with new 5nm chip (maybe Snapdragon 865) and tied up with AMD Graphics.
Apple's WWDC
- ios 13
- 60% Smaller App Update size.
- 2x fast launch speeds.
- Audio sharing for Air Pods.
- Swipe Typing in Apple KeyBoard (Delayed by a Decade ๐).
- Edit Photos and Videos in Photos App itself.
- Dark Mode finally.
- Mac Pro
- Starts from $5999 (4.3L).
- Up to 1.5 TB RAM.
- Ranges from 8 cores to 28 cores.
- Weighs 18 kg.
- AKA Cheese Grater ๐.
- Pro Display
- Starts from $4999 (3.5L).
- With enormous 6k Display.
- The maximum brightness of 1600 nits.
- Weighs 4.3 kg.
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