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Why everyday household chores may be practically impossible for today’s robots

While companies like Tesla and Dyson are developing household robots that will allegedly do your chores, current technology may not accommodate their ambitious goals.

Inverse

Robot food delivery pilot program gets green light from City Council committee

If the full council endorses the plan, a year-old, pandemic-inspired test would expand to an area bounded by Halsted Street, Ogden Avenue, Roosevelt Road and the Eisenhower Expressway.

Chicago Sun-Times

Auto supplier Magna bringing electric delivery robots to Metro Detroit

DETROIT — Canadian auto supplier Magna International Inc. is building an autonomous, electric delivery vehicle, it said Wednesday at the North American International Auto Show.

Tribune News Service

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Before the holiday season, workers at America's busiest ports are fighting the robots

As the shipping industry pushes for more automation at West Coast ports, the powerful union representing dockworkers is fighting back, saying robots will only kill good American jobs.

WEKU

Grapes, berries and robots: is Silicon Valley coming for farm workers jobs?

The global ag-tech revolution has sped up in recent years, spurring a debate on how it will affect the workforce

The Guardian - US

Why household robot servants are a lot harder to build than robotic vacuums and automated warehouse workers

With recent advances in artificial intelligence and robotics technology, there is growing interest in developing and marketing household robots capable of handling a variety of domestic chores.

The Conversation

Editorial: It's past time to prepare for a future where the workforce has as many robots as people

There's a scene in the movie "I, Robot" where a robot-hating police officer, played by Will Smith, is questioning the manufacturer of a robot suspected of murdering a human. The conversation gets testy, and the robot maker, played by Bruce Greenwood, looks Smith in the eye and says, "I suppose…

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Delivery robots aren't quite ready to roll

Poorly maintained streets and other issues are keeping delivery robots from going mainstream.

Axios

EXCLUSIVE: Growing Cannabis In Your Home With The Touch Of A Button? This Robot Can Help

We are in an era when robots and artificial intelligence are becoming more common, helping us complete countless everyday tasks, including growing marijuana.

Benzinga

Robot that stocks drinks is newest thing at the corner store

A small robot with a clip-like hand and the smarts to know which drinks are popular is part of an effort to make convenience stores even more convenient

The Independent UK

Children more candid about mental health when talking to robot, study finds

Cambridge research finds 60cm-tall humanoid called Nao helped children open up about feelings

The Guardian - UK

Robots could help to detect mental wellbeing issues in children, study finds

Researchers had a child-sized humanoid robot complete a series of questionnaires with children to assess mental wellbeing.

The Independent UK

Drones are sniffing out landmines in Ukraine

Drones, robots and other tech can make de-mining work far safer

Axios

Kids Envision A Future Full Of Robots And Flying Cars

Children also want to go about their travels unnoticed, as an invisibility machine also made the wish list.

Zenger

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Wales Online

Children and adults alike think the future will have robots and flying cars

Half of kids would like to see flying cars in the future - while four in ten adults have come to terms with interacting with robots in daily life

Daily Mirror

Children and adults think the future will have robots and flying cars

Half of kids would like to see flying cars in the future - while four in ten adults have come to terms with interacting with robots in daily life

Birmingham Post

Hospitality serving robots venture launched by Welsh entrepreneur

Gareth Jones said his new venture is aimed at supporting the sector in face of staff shortage and recruitment issues

Los Angeles Times

Will Smith is back on social media, and his latest post is too relatable

Will Smith has bravely faced zombies, aliens and rogue robots on the big screen.

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Chicago Tribune

Adam Levin’s latest big, huge novel throws Chicago into a giant sinkhole. After all, he lives in Florida now.

CHICAGO — Adam Levin left Chicago a few years ago and moved to Florida, and if you don’t think that’s hilarious, you should meet Adam Levin. He grew up in Highland Park, taught at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, and for the past decade has been known…

Daily Record

Smart Hub Lanarkshire running interactive sessions to support manufacturing businesses

The events will provide more opportunities to 'explore the possibilities of collaborative robots (Cobots)'.

The Independent UK

Royal Mail unveils Augmented Reality Transformers stamps

The stamps pay tribute to the British contribution to the robots franchise.

Motor1

Hyundai, Boston Dynamics Invest $400 Million To Make Robots Smarter

The companies announced the launch of the Boston Dynamics AI Institute.

Wales Online

Future businesses will be much more socially responsible and caring towards staff

As work becomes more automated, people will be able to focus more on people - and healthcare will grow to include menopause counselling and gender change support

Tribune News Service

Robot arms are replacing shelf stockers in Japan’s stores

Telexistence Inc. and FamilyMart Co. are rolling out a fleet of AI-driven robots to restock shelves in 300 convenience stores across Japan.

Bangkok Post

S&P bakeries install robots as costs soar

SET-listed S&P Syndicate Plc, the operator of the S&P bakery and restaurant chain, is to adapt its business operation to cope with high operational costs, with the launch of various tools such as work automation in the second half of this year.

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