The "Squishy Robot" is equipped with six cameras, GPS, and various interchangeable chemical, biological, and radiological sensors that deliver data and 360-degree videos in situations where human access can be difficult or unsafe.
There is such a thing as too much, too soon. Companies need to invest in both humans and machines.
“Artificial Intelligence and voice recognition are the two additional smart home integrations needed to bring personal/social robots to life,” says Jonathan Collins of ABI Research.
When it comes to environmental plant hazards, the new sensor-laden MākuSafe wearable safety device ensures you won’t miss a thing.
