Robotics  

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A robot civil servant in Gumi City Council in South Korea was found distressed before shutting off completely. Many are blaming overwork and unbearable workload as the reason for its untimely demise, sparking a debate about 'robot suicide'. 

The integration of robotics has garnered immense popularity in the food service sector. Eateries and coffeehouses across the globe are now incorporating robotics in various facets of restaurant management, encompassing serving, clearing tables, and food preparation. A clip has emerged online showcasing a humanoid robot waitress offering meals to diners at a restaurant in China. Upon closer inspection, it becomes apparent that she is indeed a flesh-and-blood individual and not a robot. Nonetheless, the video has left netizens perplexed.

Vipin Kadam could only study till class 10 and yet he has created an innovative robot that serves to the needs of disabled people. His robot is called ‘Maa Robot,’ and it operates through voice commands. He did not possess any knowledge about robotics, however, finding a solution to the challenges his daughters faced, was enough to embark on the journey of creating a robot.

The Indian economy is seeing a rapid shift towards automation and digitalization. With technological advancements, automation has not only enabled faster production of goods but has also created new opportunities for employment in the IT sector. Automation helped India to become one of the leading countries in the world in terms of technology and is expected to boost economic growth in the coming years.

Nirmala Sitharaman noted that major economies will face labour shortage and added India will focus on training new age skills like artificial intelligence (AI), robotics, 3D printing.

13 Indian cities have made it to the most innovative cities of the world list of 500. Watch the video to know which cities made the cut. Here are the Indian cities and their rankings in the most innovative cities list.

Rashmi is India's first humanoid robot being created by 38-year-old Ranchi man Ranjit Srivastava. He is inspired by the world's first robot citizen, Sophia, which was activated in 2015. Hong Kong based Hanson Robotics developed Sophia that uses artificial intelligence, facial and voice recognition, and visual data processing. India's Rashmi is being developed and here are seven amazing things this desi humanoid robot can do.