How robotics impact job automation and displacement in a post labor economy

A robotic hand that’s smaller than an iPhone, yet can thread a needle, lift 20 kilograms, and weighs only 383 grams...and never gets tired! Autodiscovery’s new Revo-2 dexterous hand moves like us, grips like us, and is designed to handle the same objects we do. Which makes sense, after all, the entire world is built for human hands. Piece by piece, we’re cloning ourselves. Not just copying the shape, but improving it: steadier, stronger, more precise. And one day, these won’t look like robotic claws or metal parts. They’ll be made of silicon, designed to look and feel just like our own hands. That’s when it gets strange. Follow Endrit Restelica for more.

A robotic hand that’s smaller than an iPhone, yet can thread a needle, lift 20 kilograms, and weighs only 383 grams...and never gets tired! Autodiscovery’s new Revo-2 dexterous hand moves like us, grips like us, and is designed to handle the same objects we do. Which makes sense, after all, the entire world is built for human hands. Piece by piece, we’re cloning ourselves. Not just copying the shape, but improving it: steadier, stronger, more precise. And one day, these won’t look like robotic claws or metal parts. They’ll be made of silicon, designed to look and feel just like our own hands. That’s when it gets strange.

🚀 Ever wondered what it looks like when 30,000 PSI of water and garnet meets solid aluminum? At finalREV, we decided to find out—so we mounted a camera inside our waterjet cutter and hit record. The result? 🔥 A front-row seat to raw physics at work: water, grit, and 30,000 pounds of pressure slicing through metal like it’s butter. 💡 In manufacturing, innovation isn’t always about fancy robots or AI. Sometimes, it’s about taking a fresh look at the fundamentals—and having the guts to put an iPhone camera where no iPhone camera should ever go. What’s the coolest iPhone shot you've seen? #manufacturing #engineering #innovation #waterjet #finalREV

A robotic hand that’s smaller than an iPhone, yet can thread a needle, lift 20 kilograms, and weighs only 383 grams...and never gets tired! Autodiscovery’s new Revo-2 dexterous hand moves like us, grips like us, and is designed to handle the same objects we do. Which makes sense, after all, the entire world is built for human hands. Piece by piece, we’re cloning ourselves. Not just copying the shape, but improving it: steadier, stronger, more precise. And one day, these won’t look like robotic claws or metal parts. They’ll be made of silicon, designed to look and feel just like our own hands. That’s when it gets strange. Follow The AI Colony for more. #ainews #breakingnews #aitools

Currently, the Camera Control feature uses capacitive and pressure sensors. According to a report, Apple is looking to get rid of one of these.

As a globe is a three-dimensional representation of the Earth, we're bringing that same 3D realism to the digital world with Gaussian splatting. 🌍💫 Our models are not only incredibly lifelike, but they're georeferenced too. This provides you with accurate, real-world context for every detail. 🌐 Captured with an iPhone and PIX4Dcatch. 📱 Special thanks to Álvaro Santiago Mouge for the great capture! Try PIX4Dcatch here: https://lnkd.in/dH-TyB4v #3DMonday #PIX4Dcatch #Pix4D #Surveying

Remember when your home was full of single-use electronics? A TV to watch films. A HiFi for music. A DVD player. A camcorder. A camera. A desktop PC for work. Each was a specialist gadget. You needed all of them to make your household “functional.” Then the smartphone changed everything. Instead of separate devices, it used the same core components - processor, battery, memory - and let software decide how they were used. One moment it's a camera, the next a music player, then a video call device. The hardware stayed the same - the function changed with code. Factories today still operate like that old household. Every task - cutting, wiring, mounting - has its own rigid machine and process. You need the whole infrastructure to deliver the outcome. It’s slow, expensive, and hard to scale. At All3, we’ve built the smartphone of factories. We break production down into modular robotic cells - each one flexible and multi-role. Then, like a smartphone OS, our software orchestrates them in real time. That means we can reconfigure tasks instantly, scale infrastructure only when needed, and deliver unique outputs with mass-production efficiency. This is cellular manufacturing and it’s how we turn design freedom into construction reality. We'll tell you more about how we do it over the coming weeks. #All3 #Mantis #ConstructionTech #AI #Robotics #Construction

Apple is pushing into AI hardware with a Siri-powered robot, smart displays, and home-security devices. 🧠 🍎 Apple is preparing a big AI hardware push with a tabletop robot featuring a smarter Siri coming in 2027, a smart speaker with a screen next year, and new home-security cameras. These devices will run on a new OS and tie into Apple’s ecosystem, but critics warn the products seem late, lack unique features, and may struggle to compete unless Apple delivers something truly new. This and more on the Tech Field Day News Rundown with Tom Hollingsworth and Alastair Cooke. #TFDRundown #AppleAI #SmartHome #AIHardware #AIInnovation

📱 Precision for Smartphone Buttons How can you test power and volume buttons quickly, automatically, and with high accuracy? 👉 With Forceteq® Pro: A 3-axis system tests smartphone buttons with a DMS force sensor from FUTEK, delivering precise force measurement (≤ 0.5 % accuracy) – directly inside the servo controller, without external electronics. 🔹 Force monitoring, displacement analysis, and pass/fail evaluation in one system 🔹 Fully automated and repeatable – no external evaluation box required 🔹 Compact, flexible, and ready for seamless integration into test stations #ForceteqPro #Futek #SmartphoneTesting #ConsumerElectronics #ForceMeasurement #Automation #Haptics #TestAutomation #WebMotion #JennyScience #SwissEngineering

The SRI7140 3D Laser Profiler delivers an all-in-one, cost-effective solution, and no extra controller is required. ✅ Integrated sensor design for simplified setup ✅ 10μm repetition accuracy with 3200 X-axis contour points ✅ Multi-area flatness detection in a single scan ✅ Non-contact inspection prevents scratches From fast inspection to reliable full product checks, the SRI7140 is setting new standards in smartphone manufacturing quality control. 👉 Watch how SRI7140 detects flatness here: https://lnkd.in/g9SUAVDM