Epson Announces Advanced Model of the World&#39;s Lightest Micro-Flying Robot
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TOKYO, Japan -- Seiko Epson Corporation (&quot;Epson&quot;) has announced that it has successfully developed a lighter and more advanced successor to the µFR, the world&#39;s smallest and lightest micro-flying robot. Turning once again to its micromechatronics ...
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NASA&#39;s unmanned X-43A plane is the latest product of its research program into flight at more than five times the speed of sound.
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To join DARPA airship-bot flotilla 12 miles up Fuelled by a seemingly inexhaustible stream of federal military/security research cash, the US flying-robot industry seems to produce fresh wonders every day.â¦
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Lexar Media today at Photokina (Hall 1.2, B-058) introduced two new Professional CompactFlash Readers designed for nearly instantaneous data transfer as well enhanced version of its multicard readers.
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Scientists prepare to launch high-tech origami planes from 250 miles above the Earth
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Plans for new gutter-cleaning robot from iRobot surfaces on FCC Web site documents.
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The ExoMars project to land a European robot rover on the Red Planet moves forward with an enhanced design.
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Japan's Defense Agency is to develop a miniature superlight reconnaissance aircraft, based on ideas from a paper plane, a local newspaper has said.
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Adobe Acrobat 7 will be available in December. It will support 3D images and complex electronic forms through an additional product called Adobe Livecycle Designer 7. Mark Wheeler, senior enterprise marketing
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Seiko Epson have unveiled their latest wireless flying micro-robot named the FR-II. The successor to the FR robot the latest micromechatronic contraption has a number of improvements.
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It's lighter. It's more colorful.â¨â¨â¨â¨ Wired News sneaks an early peek at Sony's next-generation PlayStation Portable.
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Rapid advances in robot development are leading to a whole new generation of tools and toys.
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Epson America Inc. on Thursday introduced the R-D1, a rangefinder digital camera. The American introduction of the R-D1 trails its Japanese unveiling earlier this year.
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Ballbot, a narrow, 5-foot-tall robot, balances delicately on what looks like a bowling ball. Swaying slightly on a laboratory floor, the aluminum-framed droid seems ready to fall at any moment.
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Topping the list of new models is a $999 color laser multifunction printer.
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A new generation of superjets comes to life.
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TOKYO, Aug. 18 (Xinhuanet) -- Japan&#39;s Seiko Epson Corp. said Wednesday it has developed a 12-gram flying micro-robot, the world&#39;s lightest.