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Mobile robots revolutionize industry

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By Shihan Lu, Daniel Carrillo-Zapata, NCCR Robotics, Bart Duisterhof
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Mobile robots revolutionize industry Robot mobility is booming worldwide: Unit sales of Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs) in the logistics sector e.g. will increase by 31% between 2020 and 2023 annually. At the same time, the use of AMRs in public environments will also go up rapidly – IFR predicts unit sales will grow by 40% per year worldwide.
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#IROS2020 Plenary and Keynote talks focus series #2: Frank Dellaert & Ashish Deshpande

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By Daniel Carrillo-Zapata, NCCR Robotics, Bart Duisterhof, Guido de Croon
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#IROS2020 Plenary and Keynote talks focus series #2: Frank Dellaert & Ashish Deshpande Last Wednesday we started this series of posts showcasing the plenary and keynote talks from the IEEE/RSJ IROS2020 (International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems). This is a great opportunity to stay up to date with the latest robotics & AI research from top roboticists in the world. This week we’re bringing you Prof. Frank Dellaert (Georgia Institute of Technology; Google AI) and Prof.
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A robotic cat can teach us how real animals move

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By Daniel Carrillo-Zapata, NCCR Robotics, Bart Duisterhof, Guido de Croon
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Image: AlesiaKan/Shutterstock.com By Mischa Dijkstra, Frontiers science writer / Toyoaki Tanikawa, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Osaka University In the young discipline of robotics-inspired biology, robots replace experimental animals, allowing researchers to learn about animals under a wider range of conditions than exist in nature or the laboratory. What is the secret behind the steady but oh-so-elegant way in which cats move?
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