A bit silly perhaps, but the dance represents a serious step for China’s tech industry. After years of American companies ...

The number of humanoid robots in use could reach three billion by 2060, while the global population is projected at 10.07 ...

Rivr partnered with delivery service Veho to launch its canine-like package delivery robots in Austin. Dog-like robots could ...

Anybotics' senior product manager Kateryna Portmann tells SiliconRepublic.com why inclusivity in the robotics sector is ...

Robotics and other automation for manufacturing have five basic needs that humanoids cannot yet meet, said Teradyne's Ujjwal ...

In nature, animals don’t recharge, they eat. Food is converted into energy through digestion, circulation and respiration. Fat stores that energy, blood moves it and muscles use it. Future robots ...

Boston Dynamics ... ranging from improving pet care and smart home transformation to preserving food and promoting personal wellness. Japan's robot learns to smell and sniff out danger before ...

China’s UBTech Robotics Corp. is planning to unveil a $20,000 humanoid robot that can serve as a household companion this year, seeking to expand beyond factories. The company sees “home companion” ...

Robot dogs are becoming increasingly common in Singapore, playing key roles in security, maintenance, and social services ...

At this stage, it’s the humans that train robots via reinforcement learning in Matrix -esque simulations or by playing the ...

Such actions would enable the UK to not just participate or compete but capture significant value in the global humanoid ...