Probably not, but that could change in time thanks to SwagBot, the University of Sydney's autonomous, cattle-herding robot prototype. While the name sounds like some sort of obnoxious, millennial ...

CANBERRA, Dec 12 (Reuters) - With four wheels and a bright red paint job, SwagBot is not your average cow. But researchers at the University of Sydney say this autonomous robot is on its way to ...

Even dogs aren't safe, if the world's first herding robot has anything to say about it. Enter SwagBot, a robot developed by the Australian Centre for Field Robotics at the University of Sydney.

CANBERRA—With four wheels and a bright red paint job, SwagBot is not your average cow. But researchers at the University of Sydney say this autonomous robot is on its way to becoming the world ...

Scientists from the University of Sydney have created an AI-powered robot to make cattle farming in Australia more efficient and sustainable. "Swagbot" uses sensors and in-built intelligence to ...

The university’s Australian Centre for Field Robotics is only weeks into a two-year trial to test autonomous farming robots, and SwagBot has already impressed in its early testing, showing that it can ...

SwagBot, once a simple herding robot, can now determine the health, type and density of pasture and monitor the health of livestock CANBERRA, Australia – With four wheels and a bright red ...

CANBERRA (Reuters) - With four wheels and a bright red paint job, SwagBot is not your average cow. But researchers at the University of Sydney say this autonomous robot is on its way to becoming the ...