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Pour discuter de l'innovation en médecine, de health tech et de robotique, nous avons rencontré Bertin Nahum, fondateur de Medtech et figure de la robotique médicale Made in France. 
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RSLN 16/02/16 : "Décharger les opérateurs humains des tâches les plus laborieuses ou dangereuses : c’est l’objectif du programme de développement de robots humanoïdes mis au point pour les usines d’aviation du groupe Airbus. Fruits de la combinaison entre expertise japonaise en électronique et en robotique et excellence française en mathématiques et en algorithmique, ces robots devraient être en mesure d’évoluer dans des espaces réduits et d’accomplir des tâches complexes dans des positions jusqu’alors irréalisables...
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Between self-driving cars and hoverboards, futuristic technology seems closer than ever. Nowhere is this more of a reality than in the field of robotics.
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Les objets connectés pullulent, au point que certains deviennent obsédés par eux ! Dans cette profusion, certains sont de qualité et d'autres sont à jeter, d'où
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Known for their excellent and educational construction kits, German toy manufacturer Fischertechnik has just unveiled their very own 3D printer DIY assembly kit at the Toy Fair 2016 in Nuremberg. Via Kalani Kirk Hausman
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La machine va-t-elle automatiser le marché du travail et justifier la peur du robot voleur de boulot ? Alors que trois études ont annoncé des pertes d’emploi massives par la robotisation, un récent sondage international met en exergue les craintes des 16- Via JP Fourcade
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Une entreprise suédoise a fait greffer à certains de ses employés une puce d'identification sous la peau. Derrière cette initiative vraiment étrange, Epicenter dit v Via Jean-Philippe BOCQUENET
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Open Bionics has been making significant progress in the world of 3D printed prosthetic hands, outfitting young and old alike with their bionic limbs. And, after joining the Disney Accelerator program, they were able to transform their robotic... Via Kalani Kirk Hausman
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Mattel has announced that it’s bringing back the iconic ThingMaker toy making line, though this time in the form of a $300 3D printer designed specifically for kids. Via Kalani Kirk Hausman
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Hi Everyone, Via Kalani Kirk Hausman
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At the beginning of March, we will be launching a new site called 3DPrintables.com which will feature 3D printable STEM projects for makerspaces. These projects will be collected from some of the most innovative makers from around the world. This website will integrate with Makerspaces.com and will focus on STEM projects that help students understand the principals of 3d printing, robotics, engineering, science and more. There are plenty of great sites out there for maker projects such as Instructables.com and there are plenty of great sites for 3D printable models like Thingiverse.com. We designed 3DPrintables.com to be a combination of the two sites in order to bring 3D printable projects to maker spaces. Via John Evans
Vera Weber's curator insight,
February 14, 2016 10:46 AM
I am anxiously awaiting March to check out these new projects.
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© Joint Robotics Laboratory (CNRS/AIST) La planification et le contrôle des mouvements multi-contacts de robots humanoïdes. Via JP Fourcade
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Roman Yampolskiy, leading AI researcher at the University of Louisville, says its time to start planning for self-aware machines that don't like us very much. Via Ana Cristina Pratas
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Introduced at the NYC Toy Fair this weekend, the ThingMaker 3-D printer lets kids design their own toys using a smartphone app. Via THE OFFICIAL ANDREASCY
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February 17, 2016 9:29 AM
For kids who aren't satisfied with Mattel's new and improved Barbie, the company's latest product might do the trick.
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A la conférence scientifique AAAS de Washington, des experts ont débattu de la place et du rôle qu’il sera convenab Via Jean-Philippe BOCQUENET
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Researchers from the Paul Scherrer Institute have 3D printed the world's smallest Matterhorn Mountain, measuring less than a tenth of a millimeter in size. Via Kalani Kirk Hausman
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Four massive 3D printed lions, measuring 4.2 meters and weighing in a 1.5 tons each, will soon stand guard around Lyon's Parc Olympique, the official stadium for the city's football club. Via Kalani Kirk Hausman, JP Fourcade
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The MantaRay is a VTOL drone that lands on its tail and flies with fixed wings. Via Kalani Kirk Hausman
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Taking advantage of the hype that has occurred with 3D printing over the past few years, marketing specialists have found new and unique ways of advertising products. Whether it be 3D printing large-scale displays with Massivit’s enormous... Via Kalani Kirk Hausman
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Flight controllers for quadcopters and other drones are incredible pieces of engineering. Not only do these boards keep an aircraft level, they do so while keeping the drone in one place, or reading a...
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We are going to discuss the most popular microcontrollers and why it's so important to start with microcontrollers rather than microboards By: Jonathan Rozen... Via Kalani Kirk Hausman
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Machines could put more than half the world’s population out of a job in the next 30 years, according to a computer scientist who said on Saturday that artificial intelligence’s threat to the economy should not be understated. Expert Moshe Vardi told the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS): “We are approaching a time when machines will be able to outperform humans at almost any task. “I believe that society needs to confront this question before it is upon us: if machines are capable of doing almost any work humans can do, what will humans do?” Physicist Stephen Hawking and the tech billionaires Bill Gates and Elon Musk issued a similar warning last year. Hawking warned that AI “could spell the end of the human race” and Musk said it represents “our biggest existential threat”.
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Serait-ce donc le nouveau visage du service client, pour parer aux besoins et aux interrogations des voyageurs d’affaires en déplacement. Via JP Fourcade
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