GEAIR, the Chinese pollinator robot, works 24/7: goodbye to seasonal crops.
Chinese pollinator GEAIR uses AI to replace farmhands: works 24/7 and reduces production costs by 80% in greenhouses
Tattoo robots: fast, precise, and painless, but the prices are high.
Austin launches the world's first tattoo robot: Blackdot reads skin and creates painless tattoos in 20 minutes—but tattoos are expensive.
CHILD, training humanoids with a robot in a baby carrier
CHILD system, or: a robot in a baby carrier controls humanoids remotely. A brilliant idea that works and is inexpensive.
Xueba 01 Makes History: The World's First Android PhD Student
Chinese robot Xueba 01 will pursue a doctorate in theater. The AI will study human emotions and artistic performance for four years.
Robot eats robot and grows: electronic metabolism begins
Columbia scientists create robots with their own metabolism: they physically grow by consuming other robots.
Pipebots, in UK micro robots repair water leaks without digging
Say goodbye to expensive digging: Pipebots fix leaks from inside pipes, saving the UK economy £4bn.
Why robots with faces need rules with heads
Humanoid robots are revolutionizing warehouse work: to bring them into homes, however, they will need to be better trained.
Can robots really build space infrastructure?
Robotics is changing space infrastructure: it will allow the construction of huge solar farms in space, and not only. Here's what's in the works.
Iron Beam Makes History: First Laser System Shoots Down Drones in War
War Changes: Iron Beam, First Operational Combat Laser That Shoots Down Drones. 100kW Power, 10km Range, 99% Less Defense Cost.
Europa Exploration Robot: Successful Tests on Matanuska Glacier
Four-Legged Exploration Robot Passes Extreme Tests in Alaska: Ready to Search for Life Beneath the Ice of Jupiter's Moon with Advanced Autonomous Technology
The biped robot TRON 1 evolves: it now has an arm
The bipedal robot TRON 1 takes an evolutionary step forward with the addition of an articulated arm that greatly expands its capabilities, allowing it to pick up objects and interact with other humanoid robots.
Goodbye Human Coaches, the Future of Tennis Is in the Hands of This Robot
It weighs only 7 kg but contains an artificial intelligence trained on 8000 hours of coaching. The Tenniix robotic tennis coach adapts to your level and responds to your movements.
China's Robot Firefighter Dog Has Steel Legs and No Fear
Unitree’s new firefighting robot can shoot water 60 meters at a rate of 40 liters per second, climb 40 cm obstacles, and operate in hellish environments. And humans stay safe.
Now robots knit better than your grandmother
A Canadian AI turns knitting into instructions for robots, with 97% accuracy. Total automation but 75 million jobs at risk.
LEVA, cargo robot that has wheels and legs, and uses both
An intelligent robot combining articulated legs and wheels can now pick up, carry and deliver boxes weighing up to 85kg without human intervention.
US duties, troubles also coming for the Tesla robot
US tariff escalation prompts Chinese response: No more rare earth magnets. Tesla struggling to produce Optimus robots.
XPeng Iron: Here's Why This Robot Already Scares Tesla
XPeng Iron is not just a robot: it is a personal assistant with supercomputer processing power that poses a real challenge to the industry.
Samsung Prepares for the Arrival of Ballie, a Companion “Robot Ball”
The rolling assistant is coming this summer: Ballie moves, interacts, 'sees' and 'hears' thanks to Gemini.
Silicon Heart: When Social Robots Alleviate Loneliness
Social robots are changing the way we care for seniors with dementia: from simple mechanical stuffed animals to sophisticated AI companions that ease loneliness and anxiety.
Corleo, Kawasaki's 4-Legged "Pony" for the Future of Robots
Kawasaki Corleo is a spark on the horizon of hydrogen and advanced robotics. The real challenge? Making this stuff a reality.
Robot Receiver Reveals Every Code: Privacy at Risk
A 3D-Printed Robot Receiver That Decrypts All Existing Coded Messages. A Secret Service Dream or a Privacy Nightmare?
