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• Cartwheel Robotics Wants to Build Humanoids that People Love May 12, 2025
  The main assumption about humanoid robotics that the industry is maknig right now is that the most realistic near-term pathway to actually making money is in either warehouses or factories. It’s easy to see where this assumption comes from: Repetitive tasks requiring strength or flexibility in well-structured environments is one place where it really seems […]
  Evan Ackerman
• The Quest to Ensure Nonspeaking Autistic People Are Heard May 12, 2025
  Jeremy is a 31-year-old autistic man who loves music and biking. He’s highly sensitive to lights, sounds, and textures, has difficulty initiating movement, and can say only a few words. Throughout his schooling, it was assumed he was incapable of learning to read and write. But for the past 30 minutes, he’s been wearing an […]
  Vikram K. Jaswal
• Breaking 6G Barriers: How Researchers Made Ultra-Fast Wireless Real May 12, 2025
  Keysight visited 6G researchers at Northeastern University who are working to overcome the challenges of high-speed, high-bandwidth wireless communication.They shared concepts from their cutting-edge research, including overcoming increased path loss and noise at higher frequencies, potential digital threats to communication channels, and real-time upper-layer network applications.During this event, you will gain insights into the following […]
  Keysight
• Video Friday: Robotic Hippotherapy Horse-Riding Simulator May 9, 2025
  Video Friday is your weekly selection of awesome robotics videos, collected by your friends at IEEE Spectrum robotics. We also post a weekly calendar of upcoming robotics events for the next few months. Please send us your events for inclusion.ICUAS 2025: 14–17 May 2025, CHARLOTTE, N.C.ICRA 2025: 19–23 May 2025, ATLANTALondon Humanoids Summit: 29–30 May […]
  Evan Ackerman