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A robot dives where humans can hardly reach: along the underwater sides of dam walls. Researchers at TU Bergakademie Freiberg have developed it to detect cracks earlier, reduce costs, and improve water safety.

When robots understand where we are looking

In factories, humans and robots often work side by side. But the machines do not know where their human colleague is looking. A new research group at Chemnitz University of Technology wants to change this. In future, robots will use eye-tracking technology to recognize where humans are focusing their attention. This could make collaboration safer and more efficient. | more

Robot mowers prohibited at night: Up to €50,000 fine and imprisonment possible!

Leipzig takes measures to protect hedgehogs: night-time operation of mowing robots is restricted to protect the animals from injury. | more

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Wandelbots brings revolution: NOVA as the new operating system for industrial robotics

Wandelbots presents NOVA, the first manufacturer-independent operating system for robots. The new software enables simple automation solutions and paves the way for the democratization of robotics. | more

Robot soccer - Leipzigers want to win the world championship title again

The robo team from a university in Leipzig wants to win nothing less than the world championship title next week in Bordeaux, France, with its soccer-playing robots. But what looks like an event for absolute nerds also helps solve bigger questions. | more

Wandelbots: Strategic change of course leads to radical redundancies - future lies in software

Dresden-based start-up Wandelbots announced a strategic realignment: The focus is now on software. This leads to the dismissal of around 50 percent. | more

Samsung TVs ab 379 €: Große WM-Rabattaktion bei MEDIMAX Meißen

Die ersten WM-Spiele sind gelaufen – und viele Fans merken jetzt, dass ihr Fernseher zu klein ist oder der Ton nicht überzeugt. Bei MEDIMAX Meißen gibt es Samsung TVs deshalb bereits ab 379 Euro. | more

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