Robotics in Medicine

Since always, the human being has wanted to create a robot which has almost all of his characteristics.

The creation of a human likeness in a machine, or an automaton, involves the reproduction of human movements and abilities with exactitude. Proof of this is the automaton created in London, around 1900, by Henri Maillardet, a Swiss manufacturer of clocks and other mechanisms, who "gave life" to a machine, a draftsman who was capable of reproducing drawings and writing in the form of verses.

Kariti: The Future of Television

Television and virtual reality will soon merge and create a whole range of experiences that so far no one has even imagined, said Oded Kariti one of the speakers at this year’s Zotero Tech panel. This panel brought together experts from the world of film, television, design and technology, to discuss what it is the next thing that we’ll all be looking at the big screens in our homes.

Television has turned from something that consumers passively watch, grown into an active device that allows interactive experiences.