All blog posts tagged with "Robotics"

The use of machine learning in warehouses and factories is on the rise, and companies that have invested in machine-learning algorithms have been able to react creatively, swiftly and productively during these unprecedented times. Here are three specific ways machine learning can help companies.

Multiple sensing and processing technologies are enabling a new wave of last-mile delivery service on college campuses – automated, wheeled robots. But automated delivery could mean much more on a global scale, improving urban congestion and air quality.

From traditional industrial robots to the latest collaborative robots, their systems rely on sensors that generate lots of data that can be used to make real-time decisions. Our millimeter-wave (mmWave) technology is helping enable intelligence at the edge in factories.

With help from mentors, including several from our company, the robotics team at Conrad High School in Dallas has grown into a powerhouse that placed seventh in its division in the FIRST® Robotics Competition World Championships in Houston.

The TI Robotics System Learning Kit is designed to inspire and prepare future generations of engineers by giving them a deep understanding of how electronic systems work and how to build comprehensive systems-level knowledge. And it’s fun.

It won’t be long until robots will build our homes, lay our roads and drive us around. But one of the key requirements for this future is for robots to have senses similar to humans. Ultrasonic sensing is a reliable and practical solution for home and factory robots.