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Pores in ePTFE membrane can be small enough to keep water molecules out but large enough to let air in and out, letting the fabric “breathe.”

A self-learning cobot, advanced collaborative robots, and low-cost entry-level possibilities were some of the many standouts in robotics on display at the show.

Clipboards or analog methods are outdated and can cost time and money.

Researchers have designed a robot for AI intended to be useful—and without being harmful.

This chip uses a hybrid digital-analog time-domain processor that encodes information in signals’ pulse widths.

An array of uniquely positioned microcapacitors gives a robotic glove the ability to sense both skin pressure and shear force, providing touch and feel capabilities similar to a human hand.

Senior Technology Editor Bill Wong talks with Cypress Semiconductor Product Marketing Engineer Doug Mitchell about advances in medical devices and FRAM.

Roller-screw electric rod actuators are key to simulating the thrill of muscle-car drag racing.

Augmented reality lets people unfamiliar with complex robots make them do complex tasks.