South Korea uses robots to manage prisoners
Korean scientists have successfully built robots worth 1 billion won ($ 850,000) to replace jailers in the future.
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Korean scientists have successfully built robots worth 1 billion won ($ 850,000) to replace jailers in the future.
The world's largest 11.2-megawatt fuel cell park was officially put into operation on November 15 in Daegu City, South Korea.
While fighting with many terrorists in a solid building, the soldiers throw a strange object into the building. After looking around, the strange object quietly moved cl…
With a height of 20cm, the robot named Kibot has the funny face of a monkey and his body has a control panel. Kibot can read books, sing, play electronic games and run a…
Recently, Korean authorities have decided to pilot 30 robots to teach English to some elementary schools in the country.
With elaborate research and advanced techniques, people today can virtually intervene and transform ...
South Korea will test the use of robots to teach English to students in local schools.
You can refuel at the station without the help of the service staff, without needing to know the type of gasoline you are using, as well as without needing to pay the pu…
The latest report by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) states that in 2005, according to the number of patents granted to over one million people in ea…
A world where people and robots live together under one roof is no longer a fiction when in some advanced countries today, many families have used robots to do household…
A second robot named EveR2-Muse was introduced as a pop singer at COEX 2006 in Seoul, Korea.
Korean scientists are planning to invent robots to serve in the military and the police. A trial has just been conducted to look at the technical and budgetary implicati…