Robotics
Slothbot slowly, but surely monitors the environment
Scientists were inspired by the sloth -- the master of energy conservation -- to design a hyper-energy-efficient robot.
New research plans to keep drones in the air longer by giving them the ability to land
It's always good to take a breather!
MIT’s newest, diminutive robot can do backflips and outrun you in every single way
It's cool, it's small, it can do a backflip off the wall.
Artificial intelligence still has severe limitations in recognizing what it’s seeing
They're endearingly bad at it, to be honest.
Search and rescue operations might soon call on foldable drones to find victims
A simple but elegant solution.
MIT designs and builds a plant-robot plantborg that can move towards light
Its name is Elowan and it probably comes in peace.
Novel video shows what drone impacts can do to planes. Spoiler alert: it’s very, very bad
That's... surprisingly damaging!
Japanese builder-bot offers glimpse into the construction site of the future
No more heavy lifting.
Autonomous killer drone aims to save the Great Barrier Reef
Can we please call these things Star Destroyers? Please?
The Twitter discussion around vapes is grand — and 70% filled with bots
Welcome to selling strategies, where ethics are made up and your health doesn't matter!
Novel system allows robots to learn new skills just by looking at you do it
Can it teach them how to love, though?
Rumors of Opportunity’s death “very premature”, despite three-weeks silence
Hang in there, buddy!
Tiny, new-generation robot can walk on land, water, or swim — while being downright adorable
This cutesy bot hides a lot of potential.
Curiosity’s taking selfies as Opportunity braves the storm
Not all of NASA's rovers are having a tough time.
Product Review: iLife V8 Smart Robotic Vacuum
With a price tag of only $250, this is a very attractive buy -- probably the best if you're shopping on a budget.
Opportunity braves the worst sand storm it’s ever faced, might not make it
Come on Mars, why you gotta be like this?
NASA Explores the Use of Robotic Bees on Mars
Marsbees could cover a lot more ground on the Red Planet than sluggish rovers.
