In the last decade, we have witnessed rapid technology advancements associated with AR, VR, and MR devices. This has led to several business- and consumer oriented products becoming available on the market. Over the years, both start-ups and major companies have developed fascinating and accessible devices, opening many new possibilities in various domains. The new … [Read more...] about Robotic training program for astronauts using mixed reality: A concept study
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Electroadhesive robotics experiment in simulated microgravity
Canada has a strong presence in space robotics, and Mission SpaceWalker (MSW) is a group of ambitious young women who are leaning into Canadian robotics excellence through their investigation of how electroadhesive (EA) robots behave in reduced gravity, all while introducing a new testing procedure for rovers and adhesive space robotics. As an undergraduate student team at the … [Read more...] about Electroadhesive robotics experiment in simulated microgravity
A summer expedition to robotics
This article documents the science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) robotics summer camp held in June 2022, which is part of the outreach activities of two National Science Foundation-funded projects at Oklahoma State University. This STEM summer camp aims to address the challenges in organizing robot-centered STEM summer camps for students in kindergarten … [Read more...] about A summer expedition to robotics
Robotics in solid waste handling: From science fiction to reality
It is currently estimated that approximately 55% of the world population lives in urban centers (World Bank, 2020). This is partly caused by phenomena such as the migration of people from rural areas toward cities. A direct consequence of this situation is the increase in solid waste (SW) generation. For more about this article see link … [Read more...] about Robotics in solid waste handling: From science fiction to reality
Robotic football: Developing engineering leaders through competition
Design is a fundamental component in various engineering curricula. Programs across the nation teach this component via design projects in different courses, culminating in a capstone design course in the final year. While these projects may achieve the goal of teaching the use of mathematics and sciences to meet design objectives and constraints, they are limited in terms of … [Read more...] about Robotic football: Developing engineering leaders through competition