Emotional computers really freak people out — a new take on the uncanny valley
Be like us, but not us.
Be like us, but not us.
One award-winning company is back in style with another crazy robot.
An important incursion into bot sociology.
After a factory in Dongguan, China, replaced most of its workers with robots, it witnessed a spectacular rise in productivity.
Robots are getting smarter and smarter.
"Cold enough to shatter robots" is pretty cold in my book.
Sawyer can do just about anything, even 'wink'.
To be fair, students will do insane things for food.
The '60s were very creative.
A stingray created from living rat cells blurs the line between technology and nature.
Inspired by ants, researchers mimicked the insects' individual super strength and collective hive mind in tiny robots. Each weighs only ...
The world of robotics is extremely exciting. Everyday we come closer to building R2-D2, Terminators, and the Iron Giant. The ...
Picture this: A city under siege. Many of the outlying buildings are old, dry, lifeless shells of their former beauty ...
An European initiative founded in 2012, dubbed RoboHow, comes to take up the challenge of improving the way robots work ...
Nanoengineers from the San Diego University of California used innovative, self-developed 3D printing methods to create multipurpose, fish-shaped microbots - ...
Massachusetts Institute of Technology 's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory is on the brink of revolutionizing relaxation with their ...
Earlier this month, Megabots Inc issued a video challenge on Youtube to Suidobashi Heavy Industries, to pit the company's' biggest, ...
This question was prompted to Ray Kurzweil - well known futurologist, pioneer of the Singularity Movement and Director of Engineering ...
Tired of cooking your own food, hiring help or eating out? Tired of eating, for that matter? Just kidding. The ...
About two dozen University of Texas students gathered on Saturday at the entrance to the SXSW tech and entertainment festival ...
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