In a laboratory in Connecticut, a palm-sized silicone robot scrunches up its body to inch forward in a caterpillar-like motion. A brick tips over onto its leg, trapping it as it struggles to move on.
While some robots look like a lot of fun and can put a smile on your face, others clearly have a more serious job to do. Take the Thermite RS3, built by Kansas-based Textron. This chunky bit of kit ...
A factory in China is developing hyper-realistic humanoid robots that can chillingly mimic human facial expressions and emotions in scientists' latest attempt to replace workers with machines.
Robot dogs and other technologies including drones in use at what is claimed to be the world’s first unmanned wind farm Robot dogs have been deployed to help run what is claimed to be the world’s ...
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I've seen two game-changing stair-climbing robot vacs in action – there's one clear winner in the race to the top
Eufy and Dreame have both announced stair-climbing robot vacuums at IFA The Eufy MarsWalker and Dreame Cyber X both use independent arms and roller tracks to scale steps Eufy's will go on sale 'next ...
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We Want G.I. Robot In Live-Action, But Which Upcoming DCU Project Makes The Most Sense?
The DCU currently has only three projects part of its official canon. Still, DC Studios has already introduced many new characters who will continue to have stories as the Gods and Monsters chapter ...
A silicone robot has survived a journey to 10,900 metres below the ocean’s surface in the Mariana trench, where the crushing pressure can implode all but the strongest enclosures. This device could ...
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