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What is being studied at Yale is not a "simple" robotic turtle, but the paradigm of how robots could move in the future.

Desperate for help at work, the increasingly elderly Japanese are now aiming for the “soft” alternative to the exoskeleton: an 'assistive' suit… obviously with a robotic flavor.

A new field of study known as "necrobotics" is born. Researchers used dead spiders to grab objects

The most advanced robotic boat capable of cleaning waste does something more: patrols ports and rivers to find the causes of the problem.

A quadruped robot that combines agility and stability. And yes, it has a kind of goat's head, but let's forget this detail, please.

Will agriculture 4.0 change our lives, but for better or for worse? Here are two future scenarios: we must avoid one and embrace another.

Until now, wearable robotics (exoskeletons and other ancillary devices) were only manual. Now we are studying how to make it autonomous.

Robotics and neuroscience are made to meet: if the brain considers the machine an extension of the physical body, the possibilities will be endless.

Moley Robotics literally flips the food processor. Now it's a robotic kitchen with a chef who moves just like a human being.

We are at the dawn of a revolution: autonomous agriculture will change the way we grow fruit, plants and vegetables. Angus is the first, brilliant example of a robotic farm.