Technology Robots The corn leaf angle measuring robot is more useful than you think The new tool could help farmers produce better and larger crop yields Andrew Paul Mar 7, 2023 4:00 PM EST ...

The TikToker behind the robot goes by manufacturingmillennial online, and he looks to have built the entire thing using a Unitree robot dog, a Dewalt battery-operated leaf blower, a Pringles can ...

Coming later this year, the Trimmer will be priced at $499/£380, with the attacher (the part that connects it to the robot) costing $149/£115. You can also buy both pieces together for $599 ...

To test the accuracy of AngleNet, the researchers compared leaf angle measurements done by the robot in a corn field to leaf angle measurements made by hand using conventional techniques.

Today, heartier fruits like blueberries and pears are commonly harvested by machines. And rougher automated harvesting machines are used for blackberries that will be frozen or processed. The human ...

Mounted on the robot are four PhenoStereo camera modules, each one consisting of two cameras and a set of strobe lights. The modules are arranged one above the other, with spaces in between.

The new robot hand goes beyond that with fingers that can feel exactly what they are touching and sense the movement and location of an object. To do this, it needed another algorithm, the rapidly ...

A robotic hand can pick up 24 different objects with human-like movements that emerge spontaneously, thanks to compliant materials and structures rather than programming.