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At the crossroads, a 1.77-meter-tall robot, a human-like shape, is mastering traffic in a mature way.
The first fish robot in Vietnam has been checked and accepted at Ho Chi Minh City Department of Science and Technology on December 16. This fish is remote controlled, ca…
Researchers from the Western University of England (UWE) have recently received a funding for scientific research, they will begin to build robots from unicellular anima…
British soldiers on the battlefield are about to be equipped with reconnaissance devices capable of determining the location and weapons of the enemy, among them the rob…
A group of international scientists led by Lund University in Sweden has successfully developed a
Robot lab and machinery (RoMeLa) of the Technical University in Virginia won the grand prize in the international robot design competition held in 2008.
With superior advantages and practicality, the frozen biological model robotic system at temperatures below 0 degrees C has been selected for the MacRobert Annual Techni…
For years scientists have been trying to create electric blades - a robot taste device that can have important applications in improving food quality and safety. However…
Many new inventions are being studied and applied to serve in many areas from terrorism, adventure and health.
2006 is an exciting year in technology. Nintendo invented a video game that allowed participants to control with a wand, a newly invented car that could run 5.060km with…
As a director of the Robot Institute at Carnegie Mellon University in the US, Matt Mason is very interested in how machines can replace people to do things we don't like…
RoboEarth, the name of the World Wide Web (WWW) for robots to learn from each other and share information for the first time on January 14. A common brain for all robots…
Please forget Shakespeare, Tolstoy and Tolkein to predict whether an automated writing software can replace these famous writers?