Robots In Pain
- All
- News
-
Goa Daily Wage Worker Builds Robot To Feed Daughter With Disability
Pained by his ailing wife not being able to feed their differently-abled daughter, a daily wage worker in Goa having no technical knowledge has built a robot to help the girl have food without anyone's support.
-
Indian-Origin Engineer’s Team Create E-Skin That Can Feel Pain, Might Help to Develop New Generation Robots
A team of researchers led by an Indian-origin engineer has created an e-skin that can feel pain and other sensations. The new development could help create a new generation of smart robots with human-like sensitivity.
-
Indian-Origin Engineer Leads UK Team That Creates Skin Which Feels "Pain"
A team of researchers led by an Indian-origin engineer in the UK has created an electronic skin capable of feeling "pain" and according to them it could help create a new generation of smart robots with human-like sensitivity.
-
Amid COVID-19 Pandemic, Robot Assisted Surgeries Could Make Hospital Visits Safer
Robotic-Assisted Surgery is a surgical procedure that involves robotic instruments to treat patients with diseases such as colorectal cancer. Robotic surgeries are deemed less "painful" with "fewer complications."
-
Crunch Time for China's Robot Startups as Pandemic Brings Pain, Opportunities
China's industrial robot sales tumbled by a fifth in the first quarter from a year earlier, according to Shanghai-based consultancy Stieler Enterprise. It predicts second-quarter sales will likely decline 15 percent.
-
Amputees Can Now Feel Touch And Pain Through Their Prosthetics
A team of engineers have developed a novel e-dermis that will enable amputees perceive a real sense of touch through the fingertips of their prosthetics.
-
Pune Engineer Undergoes Robotic-Assisted Surgery For Rare Renal Cyst
The patient, who had been suffering from pain in the flank, was diagnosed with a cyst (hydatid cyst) almost replacing his right kidney , a condition seen in only 0.2% of renal cysts. Read the full report here.
-
Why Scientists Want Robots to Learn to Feel Pain
"Pain is a system that protects us," researcher Johannes Kuehn said. "When we evade from the source of pain, it helps us not get hurt."
-
Humans Can Feel Empathy for Robots in Pain
A team of Japanese researchers has found the first neurophysiological evidence of humans' ability to empathise with robots in perceived pain, highlighting the difference in human empathy toward other humans and robots.
-
Goa Daily Wage Worker Builds Robot To Feed Daughter With Disability
Pained by his ailing wife not being able to feed their differently-abled daughter, a daily wage worker in Goa having no technical knowledge has built a robot to help the girl have food without anyone's support.
-
Indian-Origin Engineer’s Team Create E-Skin That Can Feel Pain, Might Help to Develop New Generation Robots
A team of researchers led by an Indian-origin engineer has created an e-skin that can feel pain and other sensations. The new development could help create a new generation of smart robots with human-like sensitivity.
-
Indian-Origin Engineer Leads UK Team That Creates Skin Which Feels "Pain"
A team of researchers led by an Indian-origin engineer in the UK has created an electronic skin capable of feeling "pain" and according to them it could help create a new generation of smart robots with human-like sensitivity.
-
Amid COVID-19 Pandemic, Robot Assisted Surgeries Could Make Hospital Visits Safer
Robotic-Assisted Surgery is a surgical procedure that involves robotic instruments to treat patients with diseases such as colorectal cancer. Robotic surgeries are deemed less "painful" with "fewer complications."
-
Crunch Time for China's Robot Startups as Pandemic Brings Pain, Opportunities
China's industrial robot sales tumbled by a fifth in the first quarter from a year earlier, according to Shanghai-based consultancy Stieler Enterprise. It predicts second-quarter sales will likely decline 15 percent.
-
Amputees Can Now Feel Touch And Pain Through Their Prosthetics
A team of engineers have developed a novel e-dermis that will enable amputees perceive a real sense of touch through the fingertips of their prosthetics.
-
Pune Engineer Undergoes Robotic-Assisted Surgery For Rare Renal Cyst
The patient, who had been suffering from pain in the flank, was diagnosed with a cyst (hydatid cyst) almost replacing his right kidney , a condition seen in only 0.2% of renal cysts. Read the full report here.
-
Why Scientists Want Robots to Learn to Feel Pain
"Pain is a system that protects us," researcher Johannes Kuehn said. "When we evade from the source of pain, it helps us not get hurt."
-
Humans Can Feel Empathy for Robots in Pain
A team of Japanese researchers has found the first neurophysiological evidence of humans' ability to empathise with robots in perceived pain, highlighting the difference in human empathy toward other humans and robots.
