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In the UK two, out of only three in the world that are known, of the very first ever desktop computers were found. The discovery was made during a house clearance when company Just Clear saw the machines during a house clearing and thought they looked quite interesting.
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Liverpool and Imperial College London to lead AI for Chemistry Hub
The University of Liverpool and Imperial College London have been chosen to lead a new £12 million research hub, named AI for Chemistry Hub or AIChemy. This initiative is funded by the Engineering & Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) and various consortium partners. AIChemy’s goal is to advance Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the field of chemistry and expedite its integration into relevant applications.
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UK Robotics and AI company expands into the North American logistics market
AI and robotics company Dexory has announced plans to expand into the North American market. This move is aimed at addressing the evolving needs of the logistics and warehousing sector, where demands for quicker turnaround times and improved efficiency are growing. Dexory’s technology, which includes autonomous robots and the AI-powered DexoryView platform, is designed to enhance visibility and efficiency in warehouse operations.
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Knapp, specializing in automation technology for distribution and production value chains, is set to present its range of advanced software solutions at this year’s IntraLogisteX event. The company collaborates with UK brands such as Boots, Next, John Lewis, Marks & Spencer, and The Very Group, providing customized technology solutions for their business activities.
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2023 saw an abundance of stunning research results in the field of robotics. Among the many innovations we’ve discussed, the concept of vision learning promises to be a truly revolutionary force. Vision learning refers to a deep learning process where machines are taught to understand the world through visual interpretation rather than traditional coding methods. Tesla, under the leadership of Elon Musk, has been at the forefront of this innovation, demonstrating the principle of vision learning in its robot, Optimus.
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This year the dark side of AI and robotics has reached a point of no return. Of course, robots and AI already played an important role on the battlefield. But never has it been used so widespread, in so many theaters worldwide simultaneously. And despite calls for regulation, never before has so much money been spent on research, and on countermeasures.
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A wild ride: The Robots and AI year 2023 in 10 videos
The year 2023 has been a wild ride in the world of robotics and AI. In this collection of the top 10 video reports made by the Rocking Robots Team, we revisit the trends and events that have defined the year, at the same providing a glimpse into the future of robotics and AI integration thast will continue in 2024.
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British Airways is adopting artificial intelligence in a move to enhance its flight operations. This step comes as a response to several operational issues faced by the UK-based airline in recent years. Utilizing AI, the airline aims to automate key aspects of its business, particularly in maintaining its expansive fleet of over 250 aircraft, according o the Financial Times.
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Robots are playing an increasingly prominent role in operations at the Sellafield nuclear site in Cumbria, with their utilization aimed at enhancing safety, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness. While these robotic advancements are gaining traction at Sellafield, it is essential to note that they are also providing valuable insights for the wider nuclear industry across the UK.
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Skyline Robotics introduced its autonomous window cleaning robot, Ozmo, to London. The robot employs a combination of artificial intelligence, machine learning, and computer vision, integrated with advanced robotics and sensors, to perform its tasks. The robot is capable of cleaning windows up to three times faster than human workers, aiming to improve productivity while minimizing risks associated with manual labor.