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Investments in research and development of a machine insect to use for the purpose of super espionage.
Scientists at the University of California (U.S.) have created robots that can jump and balance in the air like lizards.
4-legged robot evolved into 'Alpha dog', oil spill robot, spider robot 3d ... are the achievements of robotics in the past year.
Scientists working at the US Naval Laboratories (NRL) plan to use advanced microbial fuel cells (MFCs), which will provide enough electricity in the long run (from proce…
Robot Asia CT, Thailand has launched hi-tech nursing robots to support the care of the disabled and the elderly.
The 14-year-old American man named Leon created a Mindstorms robot capable of receiving commands through Skype's online voice service.
In a study of robotic therapy in 48 patients impaired after stroke Italy researchers found that 24 patients recovered normal gait and 24 patients had rehabilitation norm…
The Oculus telepresence robot was created by Colin Adamson, a Canadian industrial designer.
A group of male students at HCM City University of Technology have successfully created a robot dog named Rudo (short for robot dog). Rudo can bark, sing, read, speak En…
Researchers at the Robotics Arai Lab, Osaka University, Japan, have successfully created the Asterisk Robot (with six symmetrically spaced legs spaced 60 degrees apart a…
Germany has revealed the secret of two chef robots that have the skill of making sandwiches as a real chef.
Babyloid, the latest plant-made robot in Japan, looks like a stuffed animal but has the potential to reduce depression in older people, according to New Scientist.
A Japanese company uses a Kinect motion sensor to control the robot they built.
The Qbo robot is the first intelligent technology capable of identifying itself through the mirror.
Recently, researchers at Japan's Asahi Kasei Textile Company have successfully developed the first electrically resilient electric cable.