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This page includes many service-related industries that do not yet justify a separate page. They emphasize the wide range of industries and services that are impacted by technology.

Included are: Accounting, Bartending, Childcare, Education, Fashion, Gardening, Government, Hotel, Industrial design, Janitorial, Landscaping, Military, Personal care, Policing, Recycling, Religion, Remote monitoring, Research, Search & Rescue, Security, Sports & Fitness, Storage, Tour guides, Translation, Travel, and Underground exploration.

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THE FBI IS BUYING 140 ROBOTS TO HANDLE PAPER RECORDS (Administration/Robotics - 2020-11 - Futurism)

The robotics company AutoStore will by 2022 build a fleet of 140 robots to zip around an FBI warehouse in Virginia and locate specific files from hundreds of thousands of filing cabinets. The robots will glide along an overhead track, dropping down to retrieve a file or record.

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NEW ROBOT AIMS TO MAKE HIGH-RISE WINDOW AND FAÇADE SERVICES FASTER AND SAFER (Building Care/Robotics - 2021-07 - Mirage News)

A new robotic window and building façade cleaner currently being developed has the potential to be three times faster, safer, and more efficient than current methods. Pilot tests are planned for 1Q2022.

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MACHINE LEARNING BOT CAN PLANT AND WEED ON ITS OWN (Gardening/Robotics - 2021-08 - AutoEvolution)

Sybil is a small, solar-powered device with machine learning capabilities. Equipped with LiDAR and dual front-mounted cameras, it can autonomously plant, weed, and map your entire garden.

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HYUNDAI UNVEILS HOTEL SERVICE ROBOT (Hospitality/Robotics - 2021-01 - Robotics & Automation News)

Hyundai Robotics has unveiled a new service robot designed for hotels and developed with KT, formerly Korea Telecom. The mobile robot delivers amenities such as towels and bottled water, to guest rooms upon request. It is being used at the Daegu Marriott.

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BRITAIN’S RAF TO TRIAL AUTONOMOUS AIRBASE DELIVERY ROBOT (Military/AI - 2021-09 - Auto Futures)

Britain’s Royal Air Force will trial Kar-Go, an autonomous delivery vehicle, at its Brize Norton base. The futuristic-looking Kar-Go bot will deliver tools, equipment and supplies across the airfield.

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US ARMY PLANS TO BUILD THE WORLD’S LARGEST METAL 3D-PRINTER (Military/Additive Manufacturing - 2021-07 - The Fabricator)

The U.S. DEVCOM Army Ground Vehicle Systems Center has ordered a metal 3D-printer capable of printing parts up to 30’x20’x12’. It will be used to additively manufacture parts for military ground vehicles.

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AMERICA’S BIGGEST 3D-PRINTED BUILDING IS THIS NEW MILITARY BARRACKS IN TEXAS (Military/Additive Manufacturing - 2021-08 - Singularity Hub)

A Texan construction technologies startup, ICON, will 3D-print a 3,800 sq. ft. barracks, housing 72 soldiers in bunk beds, using their Vulcan printer and a proprietary concrete mix ink. It will be the biggest 3D-printed structure in North America.

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DUTCH NAVY INVESTS IN INTAMSYS 3D PRINTERS FOR ON-DEMAND SPARE PARTS (Military/Additive Manufacturing - 2021-01 - 3D Print)

By printing parts onboard frigates, the Dutch Navy will be less dependent on complex logistics operations. AMCOD is a mobile repair center integrated into a standard shipping container that can 3D-print all 30,00 parts.

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THIS SWARM OF FLYING, SAILING, DIVING DRONES IS A MILITARY FIRST (Military/Drone - 2021-07 - ZDNet)

An autonomous swarm of six drones flew in the sky, dived underwater and crept over land to assist armed forces with various experimental missions in a first-of-its-kind training exercise for the UK Royal Marines.

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Robots can now give full-body personalised massages at home (Personal Care/Robotics - 2020-07 - New Scientist)

French company Capsix Robotics and University of Plymouth researchers have both created robots that can give personalised massages. The Capsix model has a robotic arm with sensors and a camera that allow it to adapt to the individual user’s body shape. It has been programmed with a range of massage protocols developed by physiotherapists.

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BRITISH GENERAL SAYS ROBOT SOLDIERS COULD MAKE UP 25% OF ARMY (Military/Robotics - 2020-11 - Futurism)

General Nick Carter, chief of defense staff for the British army, suggests that new drones and robots could make up a significant fraction of the armed forces. He said that a massive push for a robotic military, in which large numbers of autonomous or remote-controlled robotic soldiers replace human fighters, could be operational by the 2030s

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ROBOT DOGS START SECURITY PATROLS AT US MILITARY BASE (Military/Robotics - 2020-11 - TechRepublic)

The US Air Force have worked with Ghost Robotics to create semi-autonomous robot dogs that will be used for enhanced security patrolling operations. An NCO at the Security Forces Electronic Security Sensor System will give the robotic dogs a patrol path and monitor their movements using virtual reality.

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US Navy robot submarine would be able to kill without human control (Military/AI - 2020-03 - New Scientist)

The US Navy’s Office of Naval Research is quietly developing armed robot submarines controlled by onboard AI. The vessels could potentially kill without explicit human control.

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ROBOTS PROVIDE SMART MANICURES (Personal Care/Robotics - 2021-05 - Mashable Middle East)

Nimble Beauty, an Israeli startup, has created a device that performs manicures using imaging tech to scan a person’s nails before applying a base and layers of polish, then coating the nails, and drying them with warm air.

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DUBAI POLICE TO USE CITYWIDE DRONE NETWORK FOR CRIME RESPONSE (Police/Drone - 2021-07 - New Scientist)

Dubai police will be able to respond to an incident anywhere in the city within a minute, thanks to a network of pre-positioned bases containing quadcopter drones.

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MACHINE LEARNING SOFTWARE CAN TRANSLATE ENGLISH INTO CODE (Programming/AI - 2021-08 - The Verge)

AI research company OpenAI can translate English into code with its new machine learning software Codex, which is built on top of GPT-3, OpenAI’s language generation model.

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LOW-CODE AND NO-CODE WON'T KILL DEVELOPER JOBS (Programming/AI - 2021-04 - TechRepublic)

Developers specialize in innovation. Low-code and no-code won’t change that, but it will bring more people into the field of software development and help companies be more agile.

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LA debuts first firefighting robot in the country, deploys it in downtown blaze (Firefighting/Robotics - 2020-10 - Fox News)

The Thermite RS3, manufactured by Textron: Howe & Howe Technologies, is a compact robotic firefighting vehicle that features a low center of gravity and wide chassis. It got its first major test October 13th in Los Angeles when it was used to battle a major blaze for the first time in the United States. The remotely operated 3,500-pound robot resembles a small tank, and is capable of spraying 2,500 gallons/minute.

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Researchers create a mobile robot scientist that can work almost constantly (Research/Robotics - 2020-07 - Slash Gear)

University of Liverpool researchers have built an intelligent mobile robot scientist that works for 21.5 hours/day (with time off to recharge), carrying out experiments on its own, while thinking in 10 dimensions, and making its own decisions about what chemistry experiments to perform next. (The robot has already discovered a new catalyst.)

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I am a model and I know that AI will eventually take my job (Fashion/Robotics - 2020-07 - Vogue)

Shudu Gram is a striking South African model. She had a Balmain campaign in 2018, a feature in Vogue Australia, and a red carpet appearance at the 2019 BAFTAs in a custom Swarovski gown. Shudu is a computer-generated image (CGI)! CGIs drastically reduce the environmental footprint associated with photo shoots and bringing clothes to market. A significant portion of fashion’s supply chain can happen in a computer. CGIs can work on multiple “shoots” at the same time, and they only require the digital creator to be present. They are the ultimate symbol of individuality and inclusivity, in that every time you shopped online you could see yourself in the clothes.

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