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- 1Skylark Labs builds AI letting robots learn after deployment●Skylark Labs researchers develop AI system that enables robots to keep learning after deployment
Researchers at Skylark Labs have developed an AI system that enables robots to continue learning even after they have been deployed in the field. The announcement, reported by Robotics & Automation News, points to a shift away from static, pre-trained robot models toward systems that adapt to new environments and tasks in real time, a capability seen as key for industrial and service robotics.
- 2Taylor, Texas invites public to name its cemetery robots▼City of Taylor asks the public for help to name cemetery robots
The City of Taylor, Texas has asked residents to help come up with names for the robots it uses at its cemetery. The machines handle maintenance work on the grounds, and the city is turning the naming into a public participation effort. The lighthearted request has drawn attention as an example of small-town government embracing automation with a sense of humor.