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Humans have always envisioned that someday robots could perform work we don’t want to do, or necessarily need to do in person (e.g., repetitive or dangerous tasks) because robots may be more efficient. Today, service robots fulfill many tasks, including cleaning, providing directions, transporting products, etc. While humans will certainly continue doing many of these things (e.g., greeting visitors), there are certain aspects of this role such as providing directions that don’t need to be done by humans.
The international embedded computing community marked its 20th anniversary with this year’s Embedded World conference in Nuremberg. At our booth, innovative companies from around the globe exhibited reference designs and commercial products built around hardware and software from Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. (QTI). In this post, I will describe some of the demos of interest to developers.
Co-written by Jonathan Wicks and Sam Holmes
The World Health Organization reports that over 50% of vaccines worldwide are wasted. Millions of doses of vaccines are discarded because they have not been stored at the correct temperature as they are moved along the cold chain. If at any point during the journey it gets a little too hot or a little too cold, the vaccine must be thrown away.
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