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Yomee is an automatic yogurt maker that makes craft-quality yogurt, without preservatives, artificial flavors and added sugars, and it is cheaper than store-bought.

Pure, ultra-precise doses of drugs can be printed onto a wide variety of surfaces.

Clazio’s Spark can stream music or video and supports Android, Amazon Alexa and Google commands.

The robot mop is designed with automation technology, the world’s first dual-spin mop robot that can clean up floors without human direction.

Researchers have developed a gait-generating system for dynamically switching robot limbs from locomotive to non-locomotive tasks—something that may prove invaluable as robots become more modular.

The Kibble Launcher is equipped with a pet camera so pet owners can see their pet, throw kibbles and play with their pet from a long distance.

The United Nations’ new Centre on Artificial Intelligence and Robotics will address concerns ranging from the benefits these new technologies offer to the downside of possible mass unemployment and the risks of autonomous weapons.

Disney Research has produced a robot that enables various types of locomotion depending upon its configuration.

The cube-shaped robot is controlled through magnets that use sheets of plastic that heat up and fold into different shapes

WeBoost has released Drive Sleek, a cell phone signal booster with adjustable cell phone holder.

A researcher from Case Western Reserve University has turned origami into a patent-pending soft robot that may one day be used on an assembly line, in surgery or even outer space.

Aircraft sensors enable the safe and effective operation of aircraft by providing feedback on a wide range of flight conditions as well as the states of various flight equipment and systems.

A software solution enables cars to be transported through the logistics chain without a driver.

The highest-capacity subsea cable to cross the Atlantic will transfer data at a staggering rate of 160 Tbps.

The hover-taxi under development has successfully completed an initial “concept” flight, albeit without passengers.

Automotive technologies incorporating non-imaging radar technologies are expected to see high rates of growth due to increased regulations and higher safety standards. A compound annual growth rate of 19.51 percent is expected through 2024 due to its use in a number of prevailing technologies.