New robotic firefighting vehicles use thermal cameras and water cannons to locate fires and hazards before firefighters step inside a building.

The EasyGimbal is an AI-powered camera tracking solution. The project features an STMicroelectronics STM32N6 running a real-time gesture-recognition model.

As thermal cameras become commonplace on autonomous drones and vehicles, a University of Florida engineering professor is working to make sure they can't be maliciously tricked into "seeing" things ...

A new printing technique places perovskite photodetectors on contact lenses, and AI upscaling turns 100 sparse pixels into an eye-tracking interface for robotic control.

Samsung is nothing if not consistent. Just as it has for many years, the company is starting the year with a new generation of Galaxy S phones. Rumors about remixing the lineup did not pan out, so ...

New delivery robots have sparked safety concerns after a councillor's dog was almost run over. Over the past month, JustEat has launched a new trial using small wheeled robots to deliver food to ...

Nvidia Corp. today announced blueprints for artificial intelligence training data generation to enable massive-scale processing and generation of data for the AI models needed to drive the next ...

Martial arts robots may play well on stage, but can they get work done? A look at what it takes to deliver the reliability and safety required for autonomous robotic systems ...

Aetina is showing its edge computing platforms and edge servers at GTC 2026, combining high-precision 3D perception with ...

A recent addition to Ikegami’s 4K lineup is the ultra-compact UHL-X40, which is optimized for robotic applications. Ikegami will also show other UNICAM XE cameras, including the studio/portable ...

Topping the list of Shotoku news is the world premiere of Aura, a suite of advanced PTZ solutions that brings the company’s ...

A Zürich-based team has successfully condensed complex 4D sensing technology — once too bulky for everyday use — onto a single silicon chip.