Robot makes a burger for 5 minutes, does not need people
According to the Daily Mail, Creator company based in California, USA has successfully built a machine capable of completing a burger in just 5 minutes.
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According to the Daily Mail, Creator company based in California, USA has successfully built a machine capable of completing a burger in just 5 minutes.
In the age of technology development as the current storm, the robot and robot replacement we do everything is not far away.
For many people, it can be said that the era of sex robots (or sexbot) in the industry
Disney introduced a robot model with a structure consisting of three main parts that can perform some impressive fitness movements.
Previously, scientists used cell culture for biomedical research by culturing them in flat surface conditions at the laboratory.
NVIDIA has developed a way to train robots to perform actions by observing people.
According to Technology, robots use the body's reaction mechanism to heat to create thrust and move in water. As a result, the robot does not need to use any motor or po…
Computer simulation animation has never been better, but there are still many opportunities for improvement.
Scientists from the University of Pierre and Marie Curie (France) and the University of Wyoming (USA) say they have built this robot based on the mechanism of self-recov…
This robot is about 30cm long, which is connected to an electronic board mounted on the surface, which is also nearly transparent.
In the video below, we can see a sample device (still in trial phase) developed by Chuo University engineers and the National Aeronautics Authority of Japan (JAXA).
This is not a test apartment. The house with the shape of Y meets the criteria of a social housing project.
According to a recent report, a robot fish can open up secrets about life under the sea - where researchers cannot approach themselves.
Automation company Festo (Germany) has a history of developing many models of wild animal simulation robots. It is impossible not to mention kangaroo, elephants, ants an…
Origami is not only about folding paper, it is spreading its influence when more and more scientific applications are inspired by origami.