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Recent trends in robot-assisted therapy...
Recent trends in robot-assisted therapy environments to improve real-life functional performance of affected limbs. J Neuroengineering Rehabil. 2006 Dec 18;3(1):29 Authors: Johnson MJ ABSTRACT: Upper and lower limb robotic tools for neuro-rehabilitation are effective in reducing motor i... Read more ...
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A Smarter Computer to Pick Stocks
Via KurzweilAI.net Wall Street is adopting nonlinear decision making processes akin to how a brain operates, including neural networks, and genetic algorithms, and other advanced computer-science techniques. Link Read more ...
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Black Starfish
Via the Neurophilosopher Josh Bongard, Victor Zykov and Hod Limpton of Cornell University’s Computational Synthesis Laboratory have designed and built the Black Starfish, a four-legged robot which “automatically synthesizes a predictive model of its own topology (where and how its body part... Read more ...
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Iris recognition technology for mobile phones
Re-blogged from Pink Tentacle Oki Electric announced the development of iris recognition technology for camera-equipped mobile phones. Unlike Oki’s previous iris recognition technology that relies on infrared cameras for the iris scan, the new technology uses ordinary... Read more ...
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HAL
Via Engadget HAL (short for Hybrid Assistive Limb) is a robotic suite designed "to expand and improve physical capabilities of human being". The system, a brainchild of Yoshiyuki Sankai, engineering professor at Tsukuba University, is getting ready for mass production,... Read more ...
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Vision-body link tested in robot experiments
Re-blogged from KurzweilAI.net "Embodied cognition" experiments involving real and simulated robots suggest that the relationship between physical movement and sensory input could be crucial to developing more intelligent machines... Read the full article Read more ...
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PaPeRo Robot Childcare In Japan
Via Technovelgy NEC and NTT have jointly produced PaPeRo (short for Partner-type Personal Robot), the latest of a series of domestic robots. PaPeRo uses a camera in each eye to navigate and has image recognition capabilities to track and identify individual children. Further,... Read more ...
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Vision-body link tested in robot experiments
Via New Scientist Tech Tests involving real and simulated robots suggest the relationship between physical movement and sensory input could be crucial to create smarter machines... Read the full story Read more ...
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Japan to invest US$17.4 million in robotics...
Via Pink Tentacle Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry ( METI ) will invest over 2 billion yen (US$17.4 million) to support the development of intelligent robots that rely on their own decision-making skills in the workplace. The objective of METI’s robot b... Read more ...
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Robots for ageing society
Via Pink Tentacle The CIRT consortium, composed by Tokyo University and a group of 7 companies (Toyota, Olympus, Sega, Toppan Printing, Fujitsu, Matsushita, and Mitsubishi), has started a project to develop robotic assistants for Japan’s aging population. The robots envisioned b... Read more ...