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THEY TOOK R JOBS: new DroneDog robot security guard gets to work

DroneDog Security Robot Patrols Your Jobsites So You Don’t Have To

Humanoid robots are supposed to be the biggest thing in the history of anything, but despite real progress elsewhere, they’re still perpetually two years away. The quadrupeds? They’ve proven to be a little bit closer to prime time – and Boston Dynamics says its latest DroneDog is ready to stop job site theft and vandalism TODAY.

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Oshkosh ground support robots take on air travel’s hidden costs

From autonomous job sites and intelligent airport ecosystems to safe roads and clean neighborhoods, Oshkosh is showcasing how autonomy, artificial intelligence, connectivity and electrification can offer future-ready solutions.

The war in Iran continues to ratchet up fuel prices, and that doesn’t just make it more expensive to drive – it’s getting more expensive to fly, too. What many don’t realize is that a significant share of an airline’s operating costs are tied to ground operations, and that’s where Oshkosh is putting automation and electrification to work.

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Wisk Aero signs agreements to establish autonomous air taxi operations in Miami and Japan

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Advanced air mobility developer Wisk Aero wasted no time during the first day of the Paris Air Show, announcing two separate deals to establish autonomous air taxi operations in two different regions. Those agreements include Memoranda of Understanding with partners in Miami in the US, and the City of Kaga, Ishikawa, in Japan.

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