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  Hardware Engineering | Alameda, CA | Full Time | From $132,000.00 to $172,000.00 per year At Saildrone, we sustainably explore, map, and monitor the oceans to understand, protect, and preserve our world. We provide real-time access to critical data from any ocean on earth, 24/7/365, and use proprietary software applications to transform that data into actionable insights and intelligence. Our fleet of uncrewed surface vehicles (USVs), powered by renewable wind and solar power, have a minimal carbon footprint and operate without the need for a crewed support vessel. Saildrone works with governments, civil agencies, foundations, universities, and private companies around the globe to drive better information about our oceans and seas—from sailing into the eye of a category 4 hurricane to obtain new data about how storms intensify, collecting new CO2 data in hard-to-reach areas, and counting fish biomass to inform sustainable fishery management, to mapping the ocean floor and reduci...

  BMC Biomedical Engineering warmly welcomes submissions to its   Collection   on the development and testing of new robotic devices for robot-assisted surgical operations as well as telerobotic solutions. Sara Zandomeneghi   22 Aug 2024 © Gorodenkoff / stock.adobe.com The integration of robotics into surgical practice has enabled advancements in minimally invasive surgery, increasing precision and reducing complications, leading to improved patient outcomes. Telerobotics has further expanded the capabilities of surgical interventions, allowing for remote surgical procedures. While the design of more compact and versatile surgical robotic devices has expanded the range of procedures that can benefit from robotic assistance, it is important to continue advancing our collective understanding in the field of surgical robotics to further enhance patient safety, surgical precision, and post-operative recovery. The Collection  Surgical robotics  welcomes submissi...

  The Role of AI in Advancing Robotics Samradni Published on:  25 Mar 2025, 8:00 pm The Artificial Intelligence(AI) revolution in robotics makes robots smarter, faster, and more efficient. Industries worldwide are using AI-driven robots to increase efficiency and cut expenses. The AI and Robotics — the Killer Combination Robots  have existed for decades, but they were limited to pre-programmed tasks. Machine learning and automation are making robots learn and adapt. A 2023 report by McKinsey found that robotics powered by AI could increase global gross domestic product (GDP) growth by up to $4.4 trillion annually. This demonstrates the growing dominance of AI in the robotics space. How AI is Improving Robotics 1. Smarter Decision-Making Traditional robots operate from set commands.  AI robots  are capable of data processing and decision-making, which helps them prepare for the unknown. For example, AI robots deployed in the warehouse optimize storage and search ...

  Driving Innovation and Collaboration for Atmanirbhar Bharat   by   Itishree Sethy     March 24, 2025   in   Tech ,  Trending Now   Reading Time: 1 min read  0 0 SHARES 25 VIEWS The Ministry of Electronics & IT (MeitY) is set to host the Nano Electronics Roadshow and Conference on March 27, 2025, at IISc Bengaluru. The event, organized in collaboration with leading academic institutions, aims to bring together key stakeholders from government, industry, academia, startups, and venture capital firms to foster advancements in nanoelectronics and achieve the vision of Atmanirbhar Bharat. This conference will showcase cutting-edge topics such as quantum technology, neuromorphic computing, AI, IT, and indigenous nanoelectronics innovations. It will also feature 50 technology demonstrations, participation from 25 deep-tech startups, and opportunities for these startups to pitch to 25 venture capitalists, paving the way for growth and inve...