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Removing Human Error with Automation

Removing Human Error with Automation

People make mistakes, and that’s something that can’t be avoided completely. Even when you hire the very best people to work for you, you have to accept that there will be some level of human error. However, just because people ...

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Unusual Ways Automation Will Impact Small Businesses

Unusual Ways Automation Will Impact Small Businesses

Photo by Tuur Tisseghem from Pexels Automation is an undeniable trend that is destined to have a massive impact on businesses in every industry. A lot of people have started discussing the merits and implications of automation in the 21st-century. Democratic presidential hopeful ...

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Automation Is Eliminating The Need For Experts

Automation Is Eliminating The Need For Experts

(Source) As technology advances, humans are finding new and inventive ways to take the hard work out of life. Or rather, a handful of people are working hard so that the rest of the population can have an easier life, ...

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Lighty:Ultimate Lighting Control Automation System

Lighty:Ultimate Lighting Control Automation System

Lighty system diagram Lighty system user interface Japanese researchers developed a unique robotic system which allows them to control lights in a room in unprecedented precision and ease. The system will allow simple to use home automation lighting control for ...

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FRIDA Robot will Make your Gadget

FRIDA Robot will Make your Gadget

Meet FRIDA – a two handed concept robot for industrial assembly applications. This striking creation might be able to bridge the gap between fully manual assembly and fully automated manufacturing lines. Frida Robot (credit: ABB) The Frida project was started ...

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Automating Common Computer Tasks

Automating Common Computer Tasks

Researchers at the Massachusetts Information of Technology in Cambridge, Massachusetts have developed a new system that learns and automates common computer tasks. Unlike macros which blindly repeat specific pre-programmed tasks, the new MIT system, called KarDo, can extrapolate the meaning ...

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Automated Origami

Automated Origami

Researchers at Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge, Massachusetts have developed a sheet capable of folding itself into traditional origami shapes. Consisting of 32 triangular glass fiber tiles with elastomer joints studded with thin metal actuators ...

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