Where are we going in 2022?

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Here be dragons! Map the unknowns of product development 

$5 Thu Feb 3, 12:00 - 2:00 PM @ Circuit Launch 

Orbis Analysis Discovery Class 

Product development is an adventure into the wilderness. You are forging a path no one has followed before toward a vision that can change the world. Your goal may be clear, but the way to get there is hidden in fog and forests. If you jump right in you, you could easily find yourself slogging through a dark odorous swamp with the sound of something following you…What you need is a map that reveals where the dragons are hiding in your project, enabling you to prepare effectively and chart the most efficient path. Orbis Analysis is a new product planning framework that creates this map. Orbis Analysis distills over fifteen years of experience in product development into a simple, scalable process that generates actionable intelligence immediately.This class will introduce basic concepts of Orbis Analysis using interactive project exercises. Topics include

• Product description and how to capture complete functionality

• Mapping product knowns and unknowns

• Managing fractal feature hierarchies

• System-level refactoring to reduce product complexity 

You will leave this class knowing how to quantify your uncertainty, bound your project scope, and what your next priority is.https://circuitlaunch.corsizio.com/c/61d5e98a17fca43945549fc2

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Casinos and robots? It must be CES time! A few years ago, the only robots at CES were toys. And as the robot toy makers at Ologic can attest, having your robot featured as the leading image for CES was still no guarantee that your robot would make it into production (AMP is pictured above). […]

Our editorial team perused CES virtually this year and still found no shortage of new robots and technologies to cover.

The post Editor’s Picks: 9 favorite robots from CES 2022 appeared first on The Robot Report.

Hai Robotics establishes a Silicon Valley Robotics innovation center.

ICRA 2022 will be in Philadelphia in May and is looking for sponsors for exhibit and Access to Talent program.

ArtPark in India is a robotics cluster with interesting commercialization and education programs.

Sensor standardization is becoming a growing concern.

Ayanna Howard talks about human diversity keeping jobs safe with robots.

IEEE champions value based engineering in award winning standard.

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FYI presents its annual list of 10 science policy stories to watch in the year ahead.

Carter Schultz of AMP Robotics shares his three rules for making a successful transition from prototype to production.

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Did you manage to watch all the holiday robot videos of 2021? If you did but are still hungry for more, I have prepared this compilation of Science Magazine videos featuring robotics research that were released during last year. Enjoy!