See the robot 'dog' instructing blind people to walk
The NSK designer of Japan has successfully built a new 'robot dog', capable of helping blind people to move more easily when encountering obstacles ahead.
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The NSK designer of Japan has successfully built a new 'robot dog', capable of helping blind people to move more easily when encountering obstacles ahead.
In the future, robotic shaped shapes can trap insects and turn them into electricity to run robots.
In the future, fruit picking robots, equipped with a microwave scanning system to determine fruit maturity, will replace humans in the fields.
A video by Boston Dynamics reveals that the PETMAN robot can not just walk like a normal person, but can also do physical exercises, even pushing the ground.
On November 1, Toyota Motor Corp. launched a high-tech health care center with robots that could take patients to bed or help patients and the elderly.
Like a sculpture created in life, a new robot creates parts of the 'body' by spraying foam.
Automated technology (robots) cars from BAE Systems and Oxford University, UK can help reduce traffic congestion by handling regional traffic resources to make decisions.
The original design, called DASH (Dynamic Autonomous Sprawled Hexapod), was renamed to DASH + Wings when it was equipped with wings, which was used to discover how flapp…
This is the first successful case of the first successful liver transplants in India by a group of doctors at Medicenta Medanta Hospital in Gurgaon, 30 km from India'…
Scientists at Stanford University (USA) have developed a successful one
Dr. Osamu Hasegawa and his colleagues at the Tokyo Institute of Technology have developed a new generation of robots that can teach them to perform pre-programmed tasks…
A 19-finger robot made many people astounded by the ability to play a great piano and it can both sing and play a drum beat.
A Japanese company has launched a robot capable of shampooing and drying human hair, with 24 hi-tech fingers.
It only takes 2 seconds to identify a person, or object in the building, supermarket ... This is the research topic of Nguyen An Khuong (Cambridge University) and is con…
Population aging in many countries around the world, especially in Japan, where the elderly are more likely to need care, however younger relatives do very little. So th…