Robots floating with changing temperature of water

California: The Institute of Technology and Zurich Institute of Zurich, EHH engineers has made the world's first robot in which there is no thickness, battery, and it only changes its condition with temperature of water.
The swimming robot is made by Osama Bilal and Tian China, which change its shape and stays in the water. Interestingly, the robot changes itself and moves by temperature change. Robots have been developed under a new technology that performs their work using heat or light. These include lightweight insects, heat-opening and spreading origami instruments and shaping smart materials.
This new creation is made of heat-sensitive polymer. In normal condition it is rubbed and straightens as heat gets found. On this ability, make a quick kiss on the robot that goes back to the low or high heat and in this way the robot starts swimming in the water.
Due to different polymer thickness, its parts are dynamic in their own, while there is no need for motor and battery for the robot. Robot creator Osama Bilal said, "Simple motocross robots have been made in such a way that it can do very complicated work."
Currently the use of this robot is limited and it goes on once, after which it has to be brought back to the first position again. At the next stage, it will be able to move forward automatically, which will also be worked on other materials.
It is clear that Osama Bilal, the main expert, working on the robot, is from Egypt and Smart Material is their research field.

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Introduce the new robot to the recycle of the iPhone

American company Apple developed a recycling robot for iPhone.
Apple released a press release, that a robot named Daisy is capable of separating all the nine mobile series aluminum, cobalt, copper, gold and all other parts including silver, which are recycled.
 This robot is an upgraded version of Apple's Robot Liam, introduced in 2016.
According to the company, Diesel Robots are capable of recycling iPhone's by separating its key parts, which can be used again, thus promoting the company's commitment to form a healthy environment.
According to a Tech Public report, Daisy Robots can separate the main parts of 200 iPhone in an hour.
Apple also announced that on April 30, the company will donate to Non-profit Conservation International on recycling of all the iPhone received by Apple Stores and the Web site.
Lisa Jackson, Vice President of Apple's Environment, Policy and Social Response, says, 'Their Company is willing to implement smart practices to cope with environmental changes and to protect the planet's resources.'

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Robots’ football tournament in Tehran

The 13th annual Robot International Football Tournament was held in Tehran, capital of Iran.  Overall, 478 teams participated in the 4-day tournament of Robots in this year. During the robots event of Robots in Tehran hundreds of robots demonstrated their skillful performance, with great performance teams awarded prizes and certificates in various categories.

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Friend robots for lonely people

Scientists have prepared a strange, but useful robot for the living people who force you to stay in touch with your friends.

This new robot is jointly designated by the University of Korea and the Korea Advance Institute of Science and Technology (KIST) located in South Korea, which is named 'Faribo' which everybody listens to you at home And friends with your engagement so that friends can help you isolate your isolation. Affiliate manufacturers claim that it encourages friends to call and call and meet friends.

The robot “Faribo” also reviews your wake up, sitting, opening the door and other movements and sending it to your friends' group. Although the lonely people have considered it useful, it has also been considered as interrupted in their creations.

The robot listens to sounds from domestic microphones and also remembers the frequency of opening the refrigerator. If you play three times in the front of the robot, it sends you an enthusiastic message in response to your friend's activity.

According to experts, this robot notes the 'noisy of life' at home, but does not record it or broadcast it, but it can listen to these sounds and reflect its reaction. Experts have tried this robot in their homes for one month.

An expert on this said that it seems that every moment of his life is sharing with his other friends. Other experts have said Fibro has changed his daily life. All experts have agreed that every day they got closer to the French and had a special relationship. However, others have said that the robot can note the details of their personal life, and thus they consider it as a threat to privacy.

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Modern Robots in Japan began to support the elders

Several years ago, it was predicted that robots would replace humans in future and now it seems to be
true because Robots in Japan are becoming supportive and most of the elders present in capital Tokyo's nursing home. The time passes with those robots.

With the help of Tokyo's Local Government in 2013, Tommy Nursing Home introduced 20 robots, aimed at fulfilling the lack of employees.

These Homoide Robots do not only perform the work of nursing homes, but also the heart of the elders there.

The same robots exert moderate people and smiles smiles.

These robots are like family members for those elders, with who time these mammals are very happy.

On the other hand, pets in Nursing Home are also handled by these robots.

It is clear that 27.2 percent of the population of Japan consist of 65 years of age or older and by 2065, the number will reach 40% of the total population

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