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.
In new research, a research scientist said robots will live in this world soon enough and they indeed, need to learn how to communicate using human terms.
Scientists recently developed a robot with the ability to locate an item that may have been missing for quite some time through the robotic arm attached to it.
Study findings showed the return gaze of the robot eyes did not affect the choices individual human players were making, although, it did cause their reaction time to minimally increase.
The robot beetle an engineer recently invented has been included in the Guinness Book of World Records for its being the lightest crawling robot with a weight similar to three grains of rice.
Xiaomi recently introduced its latest robotic invention, CyberDog. It’s cheaper than the oft-dancing robot canine of Boston Dynamics and can perform certain tricks and tasks.
Researchers from Oregon State University made Cassie the bipedal robot, run for 5km (3miles), making her the first robot to use machine learning to run on outdoor terrain.
UC Berkeley engineers have used a principle behind some of the specialized sticky footpads observed on insects, enabling them to stick to surfaces to develop an insect-sized robot through the use of electrostatic adhesion.
Through a combination of two immensely complex fields, scientists invented robotic systems, including a "smiling robot" that has the ability to think, act and learn on its own, within some limitations.
Scientists recently developed nanobots or nano-sized robots and vehicles which are capable of navigating through blood vessels to deliver drugs in the fight against certain illnesses.
New research recently revealed one of the latest technological inventions with a robotic third thumb that has produced surprising results, specifically for people's brains.
Orpheus, the submersible robot is showcasing a system that will help it find its way and detect interesting scientific features via deep ocean exploration.