These robots are here to help


  • TECH
  • Sunday, 26 May 2019

The Kinova Arm is built to empower humans, to complement and augment their capabilities at work and play.

There have been numerous developments in the world of robotics, resulting in robots being more user friendly, empathetic and intelligent than ever.

While they may not be as affordable as we’d like them to be, robots can be empowering and effective in many fields including education and health.

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