Tags: Humanoid robot

Engineered Arts Developed a Mesmer Robot With AI-Powered Robotic Head That Can Make Realistic Human Facial Expressions

TECH & INNOVATION 12.14.2021 02:01 AM

A new robot head, called Adran, was developed by Engineered Arts with accurate facial expressions similar to human beings.

Promobot Volunteer: New York-based Tech Giant Offers $200,000 to Those Willing To Lend Their Faces for Its Humanoid Robots To Be Deployed in 2023

11.27.2021 00:11 AM

New York-based tech giant Promobot is offering $200,000 for brave volunteers to license their voice and faces on the company's new humanoid robots set to be launched in North American and Middle Eastern malls, airports, and retail shops by 2023.

Robot Named Pepper Self-Talks To Improve Decision-Making Process

04.21.2021 22:39 PM

Pepper, the humanoid robot, uses self-talk and says it aloud while making decisions as researchers teach the robot to set a dining table.

Social Humanoid Robots: The Beginning of a New Race?

03.13.2019 13:01 PM

Artificial intelligence or artificial threat? Artificial intelligence is not a new science, but could it be the beginning of an entirely new race? As if it were ripped from a Hollywood blockbuster synopsis, robots with the ability to communicate, recognize people and learn new information are already amongst us.

Russia Built Humanoid Robot For Shooting In Space Mission, But 'It's Not Terminator'

04.16.2017 05:47 AM

Russia build its own humanoid robot. The robot will be used for solo space mission in 2021. Russia is prepared for a solo space mission in 2021. The country built its own humanoid robot for shooting in the space mission.

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