Farmers robots will replace humans in the field
People who graze animals, grow crops and drive rickshaws to harvest agricultural products are about to dominate the fields. These robots are expected to be the future of…
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People who graze animals, grow crops and drive rickshaws to harvest agricultural products are about to dominate the fields. These robots are expected to be the future of…
Inadequate human manipulation, scientists in Japan decided to find ways to make the movements of natural robots look like humans.
If the face and eyes help people to understand each other in communication, now it also brings another interesting thing: creating music without using instruments.
Machines are not invincible. AlphaGo has made a mistake that should not be worth it: Overconfidence
By controlling the magnetic field, scientists can help sperm meet eggs faster, which improves fertilization.
Japanese scientists have taken a new step in the process of creating a robot capable of communicating like a human.
For a long time, people have thought of creating machines to help and replace working people.
To create products with high authenticity, Kokoro Company in Hamura City, a suburb of Tokyo, has recruited leading experts in engineering, computer programming and model…
Although the current jets are all equipped with the most advanced technology, sometimes during the assembly process still use the methods from the 18th century which req…
IRobot Technology, Inc. has released an updated version of one of its robots, which can increase the safety and effectiveness of power or military units on mission.
US researchers have successfully built robots capable of speaking and expressing emotions like humans.
In the future, the transmission of electrical power to electrical equipment will not require wiring, which is considered to be relatively safe for human beings.
Modern people continue to grow more and more with different types of robots in everyday life, but few know the effects of these machines on our emotional state.
Scientists have developed artificial systems, inspired by the dwarf cave dwellers, to better assist AUV navigation.
This robot can not read human thoughts, but it can observe a person's movements and predict what to do next.