Robot will be as flexible as human
New Zealand scientists have created an artificial muscle that makes robots more flexible and more human, according to New Scientist.
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New Zealand scientists have created an artificial muscle that makes robots more flexible and more human, according to New Scientist.
A new high-speed robot screening system capable of testing the toxins of 10,000 different chemicals has just been put into use in the US.
US scientists have successfully built the world's smallest computer system, with a size of only 1 square millimeter, to help treat glaucoma patients.
The United States Department of Defense has signed a contract to build a human-like robot and leopard to support troops on the battlefield.
Japan Space Agency is planning to send a human robot into space. This robot can communicate with humans on Earth via social networking site Twitter.
US experts have created a robot that can detect human breath through a wall.
Scottish scientists claim to have produced the world's smallest Christmas card, which is only twice as large as human hair.
Humans have created robots capable of self-perfection and produced their own 'descendants' just like themselves without human involvement. Teaching robot with no…
US researchers say the size of the almonds in the brain may reflect the level of social well-being.
German scientists have successfully cultured artificial hair follicles from animal cells, which are thinner than natural hair follicles.
The new generation SRS microscope is based on the combination of the old nuclear magnetic resonance imaging technology and the old SRS microscope.
The appearance of cities will change spectacularly when the glowing trees replace the lampposts on the streets.
US scientists have researched devices that connect the human brain with machines that help the human brain control computer technology.
The humanoid robot, called the Mohican, is about 1.67 meters high, made from light metal and wood, and can escalate to pesticide spraying.
To mark this event, Honda will launch a separate website featuring films and photos of ASIMO's development.