On Oct 2nd, URF & CITM brought together a panel of experts to share highlights from recent PMR pilot projects in airport public facilities.

As robots become increasingly mobile in capability and humanoid in form, ... the evolution of robot rights are explored in this post.

What will it mean when PMRs are highly capable to weave and move among pedestrians? This is something without historical or social precedent

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We explore the strengths and weaknesses of mobile robots vs fixed cameras to augment human security guards & improve operations.

Offering all levels of government a roadmap for preparing to regulate PMRs as the industry matures.

 Scaling public-area mobile robots (PMRs) in cities faces several barriers, which we explore in this blog post.

PMRs are being designed to provide services that benefit the disability community.

On June 19th, the Intelligent Community Forum, a global partner of URF, announced their Top7 Intelligent Communities of 2024.

How much should a PMR and its human overseer or teleoperator be able to see and hear within its operational design domain?

Register today for Sept 4th "PMR Discovery Workshop" jointly presented by Robotics Australia Group and the Urban Robotics Foundation.

In 2024, the state of formal regulations for PMRs is inadequate to municipalities’ needs to determine whether to admit this technology.

What training do you offer to ensure people of all abilities (and their pets) understand what to do when they see your technology?

What will automated driving really be good for? Bern offers his thoughts on the big issues and recommends a new book to our readers.

In any road transportation system, the intersection and its controls represent the locus of greatest complexity and risk.