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While garnering social capital has always been essential to internal corporate collaboration, it has become even more critical for every hybrid employee, remote-working person, or solo entrepreneur today. Simply having the skills to do a particular job is no longer...

Researchers from Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) and UC Berkeley want to give quadrupeds more capabilities similar to their biological counterparts. Just like real dogs can use their front legs for things other than walking and running, like digging and other...

Imagine you’ve developed a clear and compelling strategy that addresses the most important challenges facing your organization. What could possibly distract you from such an endeavor? Quite a lot, in fact. Source: Don’t Let Distractions Derail Your Company’s Strategy...

A team of researchers from MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) has introduced a method for drones to master vision-based fly-to-target tasks in intricate and unfamiliar environments. The team used liquid neural networks that...

Many say that people fear change, but everywhere I go in the world speaking, advising executives and conducting workshops, I find most are excited about it. Senior leaders tell me about their inspired visions for their enterprise, but complain that they can’t get...

John Bubnikovich, ABB US Robotics Division President, is making several predictions on key trends in robotics automation in the US for 2023 and beyond.   The post ABB: Top US robotics trends appeared first on Robotics Business Review.

Scientists have uncovered new details about the mechanisms that cause plaques in arteries to rupture, paving the way for new tests to predict which patients are most at risk of a heart attack or stroke. Source: Scientists pinpoint location of plaque ruptures, and a...

Many people don’t realize that for the last several years, autonomous vehicle (AV) retrofit technology has been quietly carving out a new niche. The post Examining the autonomous vehicle retrofit market appeared first on Robotics Business Review.

With two cell therapies approved and three more in its pipeline, Bristol Myers Squibb is working to beef up its manufacturing capabilities for the complex, personalized, one-and-done medicines. Source: Bristol Myers' cell therapy manufacturing site in Massachusetts is...

No more beating around the bush here: With a newly bestowed FDA clearance, Huma’s disease-agnostic health management software can now be more direct in offering clinical recommendations to users and their doctors. Source: Huma nabs FDA nod for AI-backed disease...

There is one behavior that underlies all good leadership: treating everyone with respect. It’s the fundamental foundation of any relationship, and yet many managers struggle to express it. Source: 7 Ways to Make Employees Feel Respected, According to Research |...

Successful leaders can fall into the trap of thinking they know what’s best for their team or organization. After all, they worked hard to get where they are and have made many tough decisions along the way. However, some leaders rely too heavily on their ability to...