AI startup Hugging Face has released a 3D-printed robotic arm for $100, building on its existing robotics efforts.

Amazon's director of applied science Aaron Parness described the technology as a fundamental leap forward in robotics.

It’s also perfect for prototyping the control system of robots. [davidatfsg]’s recent ... inverse kinematics running on an Arduino Mega to pick coloured objects off a moving conveyor belt ...

Hugging Face, known for its platform also known as the 'GitHub for AI development,' has announced the SO-101, a programmable, 3D printable robotic arm. The SO-101 can be used by purchasing parts ...

A SCARA-type robot is an articulated arm perfectly suited for transferring ... We’ve seen our share of DIY pick and place machines, but most of those have been based on a traditional X/Y ...

The Roborock Saros Z70, with its robotic arm, appears to be everything ... is fairly limited in the items it can pick up and the locations where it can place objects in its automatic sorting ...

When the sorting feature is activated and the robot detects an object, it will deploy the arm and attempt to pick it up and move it to a designated storage area. Right now, the robot vacuum is ...

Roborock has unveiled the Saros Z70 robot vacuum with a retractable foldable arm called the OmniGrip, that can pick up light objects on the floor. The vacuum uses AI tech to mark objects the ...