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Chinese scientists have argued that the government should enact laws and regulations on the use of robots when the country's robot development rate is happening too fast…
The US company RoboDynamics has demonstrated new products in its ambitious program. Among these are the Luna family robots.
Without the need for gravity to grasp the walls and ceilings, a new robot takes advantage of the fast-moving air stream, creating gravity on any surface.
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…
German scientists have developed a six-legged robot to study the insect's delicate movements.
Researchers at Tufts University, Massachusetts have successfully engineered a molluscic robot that simulates deep-seated, search and rescue behaviors.
The German Aerospace Center, a research institute for mechanics and robots, recently researched and developed a wheeled robot. This type of robot is not only capable of…
The advancement of technology makes it possible to develop robot legs controlled by the user.
Flower robot, 3G terrain climb, handwriting recognition, pronunciation or bird robot ... is a unique creation of nationwide students converging in the 2011 Tech-show, on…
The Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant test in Japan is being put on hold.
Festo has introduced a seagull bird, weighing 450g but with a wingspan of 1.96m, was named SmartBird.
In the context of growing concern about the nuclear crisis following the February 11 earthquake, Chinese scientists have invented a robot capable of detecting radioactiv…
New Zealand scientists have created an artificial muscle that makes robots more flexible and more human, according to New Scientist.
A British technology company has sent 6 robots controlled by handhelds such as the Fukushima game console to help solve the nuclear problem.
Identifying agricultural products that need to be harvested, spraying pesticides and harvesting are things that farmer robots can do in the field in the future, Israeli…