code to trigger the actuators that move the robot’s limbs, code to specify when the task is complete, and so on. Something as simple as programming a robot to pick up a yellow block instead of a ...

DFRobot, a company that has been building robots for the education market since 2008, this week introduced its first attempt at making a robot accessible ... as many learn-to-code programs today ...

This article, Your robot double is ready to roll, originally appeared on CNET.com. You may not have heard of telepresence robots, but a startup called Double Robotics hopes to change that with the ...

This is the premise of Double Robotics’ Double 3, its most recent entry in this market segment, as the commercial counterpoint to more DIY offerings. More than just a glorified tablet screen.

The Double robot is so easy anyone can use it, and it’s fun, too. What can you do for those times when you need to be in the office, but you just can’t make it? How about having a robot go in ...

Grishin Robotics, the first exclusive robotics venture capital firm, recently made it's first small investment into California-based Double Robotics who created a simple mobile robotic ...

The six-sided robot, roughly the diameter of a mouse pad, is "an approachable product with a very clear mission—to teach kids how to code," said Dubrovsky. The Wyss is a cross-disciplinary ...

Seven years have passed since Double Robotics launched its first telepresence robot, a device that we speculated at the time could transform the way interactions take place between offices and ...

But what if someone were to ask a GPT AI to create code for an autonomous robot? Consider this exchange. Request1: Create a maneuver for a robot to navigate to a designated payload cell ...

The company says it’s developed both hardware and software components in tandem to lower the barrier of entry for non-robotics, creating a no-code solution in the process. Users show the robot ...