Korea: All households will have robots in 2015
After succeeding in bringing broadband internet to 72% of households across the country in the last 5 years, the government has assembled a team of 100 scientists from u…
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After succeeding in bringing broadband internet to 72% of households across the country in the last 5 years, the government has assembled a team of 100 scientists from u…
According to Assoc. Prof. Dr. Le Hoai Quoc - Project leader 'Design, manufacture and installation of tool system to automate welding process in manufacturing fine art me…
Japanese researchers have built a robot that can swing on the floor by guessing your move. The PBDR dance robot, which takes the form of a woman, has a sensor around the…
US scientists have successfully built one of the world's smallest types of garbage brooms, including nanotubes made of carbon atoms. Brooms with a diameter of only one-t…
If the 20th century is considered a revolution in information technology, the 21st century will belong to nanotechnology. By nanotechnology, people can
The famous Japanese Asimo robot on December 13 has been upgraded from entertainment to practical use with the world's first walking robot expected to be a receptionist n…
During the meeting of the National Science and Technology Committee chaired by Oh Myung, the Minister of Science and Technology in Seoul, policymakers said smart robots…
International Robot Exhibition 2005 - one of the largest robot shows in the world - opened on November 30 at the Tokyo International Exhibition Center (Japan) with many…
'World's tallest twin tower construction' will be the subject of the 2006 Asia-Pacific robot competition for students held in the capital Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia).
The Japanese Space Agency (JAXA) was unable to contact MINERVA, the small robot that the Hayabusa probe dropped on Itokawa asteroid. For two days now, this robot has bee…
Robots used to fight terrorism, underwater rescue, X-ray detection or harp play ... just had an impressive performance at the Shanghai International Industrial Fair open…
We may wonder what kind of work people do in this sharp house? Is the triangular home perhaps the headquarters of the Science Science? Could the baths in the room?
Tourists come to the hotel and are greeted by a group of robotic staff, bringing their luggage to the room, serving food and drink ...
All beasts in Les Machines de Lle are giant, lively, artistic machines, inspired by the Twenty Thousand-mile novel under the sea.
British prodigy owns IQ 162, likes sports, does not use Facebook or mobile phones. The boy wanted to study engineering and medicine with the desire to create a surgical…