CHRONICLING THE ROBOT INDUSTRY
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Living in the epicenter of the coronavirus plague is a surreal experience. Outside my window, New York City appears serene – devoid of its former noise, bustle, and loud citizenry. However, a few blocks north, south, and east it is literally a war zone with fatalities piling so high that … Read More
RobotLabNYC’s third installment will be June 13th in New York City with Howard Morgan (FirstRound Capital) and Tom Ryden (MassRobotics); together, we will be “Exploring The Autonomous Future” (RSVP today). Coincidentally, Jimmy Fallon featured a new bit this week called “Showbotics,” providing viewers a sneak peek into the robotic future: While Fallon pokes fun, the … Read More
At our #RobotLabNYC MeetUp last night, Stephen Gorevan shared with a hushed audience of 60 plus people how Col. John Glenn’s orbit of the Earth in 1962 inspired him to build a successful company that today tackles NASA’s hardest challenges. Honeybee Robotics has been a part of the Mars robotics team since its inception in the 1990s … Read More
As I sat at the edge of my seat watching HBO’s remake of the 1970s robot series, Westworld, I found myself strangely sympathetic to the robots vs. the “deplorable” human guests. After turning off the TV, I lay awake wondering how close we are from 3D printing humanoid robots capable of entertaining our … Read More
In the spirit of the robotic zipper I followed fashion week to London last week. Now having just returned from the infamous Savile Road, I can fully appreciate the home of the bespoke suit. In the words of the 3D printing headphone company, NORMAL, “One Size Fits No One.” To date, the biggest … Read More
As we celebrate the 238th year of our country’s independence from tyranny, we recall the quintessential American innovation – The Muscle Car. This automobile reflects our society and culture in driving for the biggest and fastest machine possible. A parallel in the robotic world would be Atlas, big and strong … Read More
This week the computer world was abuzz with the Android I/O conference. Google’s net is now cast a little wider into your home, car, and pocket. While everyone waits Apple or Google’s next move at bated breath, the bigger story could be the adoption of 3D printing combined with high … Read More
