With its humanoid body, broad shoulders, and featureless black mask, Phantom moved with ease and purpose. Unlike a human DJ, who might move erratically, Phantom’s motions were precise, raising ...

It was the robot's first public appearance, though as Foundation cofounder Mike LeBlanc told SFGate, there are others in the Phantom line currently being used by the US military.

Phantom, a humanoid robot created by Foundation Robotics Labs, performed at Temple Nightclub for a 30-minute set during an event billed “Tech GigaParty,” an AI trade expo and networking event.

Mask-bot 2 will see the mask, projector and computer control system all contained inside a mobile robot. Whereas the first prototype cost just under EUR 3,000, costs for the successor model should ...

Phantom, a robot designed by the San Francisco-based Foundation Robotics Labs, made its public debut as a DJ on Jan. 31, 2025. Timothy Karoff/SFGATE Something is off with tonight’s talent at ...

Most robots that have human faces still have the appeal of a dead-eyed zombie or doll creepily brought to life with twitching facial features and jerky mouth movements. A new robot may prove more ...

With tickets ranging from $35 to $3000, guests seemingly got their money's worth when Phantom made his — the robot's creators insist that it uses he/him pronouns — DJ debut.