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In recent years, STEM education has seen significant growth, fueled by a rising demand for practical engineering skills, artificial intelligence literacy, and interdisciplinary innovation. Despite this progress, schools, universities, and research laboratories continue to face challenges in creating effective robotics environments. Educators often struggle to integrate various components such as robotic arms, mobile platforms, sensors, and open-source software from multiple sources, complicating the development of comprehensive robotics programs. This ongoing issue highlights the need for streamlined solutions that can enhance the teaching and learning of robotics in educational settings.
RoboticsAndAutomationNews.com By Sam Francis Jun 26, 2026 Design Research Robotics AI education americas automation news
Researchers from Zurich University have conducted a study on the unique properties of an elephant's trunk, which is known for its strength and dexterity. The team, led by Lucia Beccai, examined the skin of the trunk to gain insights that could inform the development of advanced soft robotics. This investigation was made possible by the acquisition of a trunk from an adult Asian elephant, which had died of natural causes at the Zurich Zoo in 2020. The study aims to explore how the trunk's muscular and boneless structure allows for both heavy lifting and delicate movements, potentially leading to innovations in robotic design that mimic these capabilities.
TechXplore:Robotics Jun 16, 2026 RoboticsRSF defines a common language for robot service capability, lifecycle operations, certification pathways, and service-provider networks.
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