Robot gloves help rehabilitation
Patients who have difficulty moving their fingers after an accident or stroke will soon receive help from a robot glove developed by Italian engineers.
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Patients who have difficulty moving their fingers after an accident or stroke will soon receive help from a robot glove developed by Italian engineers.
Artificial intelligence, which is called a robot-writer (robot-writer), has learned how to write short reports and comments on the basis of statistics.
Small, lightweight, maneuverable, and flexible, it's a feature that the robotic line acts as a remote-controlled self-propelled vehicle that QinetiQ continues to gro…
A student at the Polytechnic University of Ho Chi Minh City has built a self-balancing two-wheeled vehicle, moving smoothly in traffic congestion, and limiting the impac…
The single-celled Giardia parasitoid is known to be very common in human intestinal tracts and other animals.
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…
The owner of a noodle shop in China is using a robotic superstructure like a superhero to help him sell to customers.
Engineers at Festo Technology (Germany) have developed a robot that can take off and fly in the air with the same movements as a seagull.
The MARCS Robot Lab, University of Sydney, is conducting a robot-based experiment to study the interaction between humans and robots.
German scientists have created robots capable of sensing even the smallest impact or temperature change just like humans.
A Japanese man paralyzed from the waist down has embarked on an ambitious journey of climbing a mountain in Normandy with the help of a modern robotic outfit.
Scientists have conducted a study to find out how birds not only fly fast but also correctly jog through the jungles. This would be the premise for the creation of robot…
The Japanese dental students do not have to worry about having patients to practice because of the 'patient' Showa Hanako 2 looks like a real person.
An English painter has trained a robot to portray people like their abilities.
Creating a robot capable of hiding to avoid human detection is a big step forward for a fully automated spy robot from the US military.