Successfully crafted a moving robot hand like a human hand
This product is the result of 7 years of research and development, applying military technology and using formulas from F1 racing engineers.
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This product is the result of 7 years of research and development, applying military technology and using formulas from F1 racing engineers.
In the manufacturing plant on the southern edge of Miami, Florida, the engineers are researching and modeling pregnant women, an important medical tool.
Japanese scientists have successfully created a self-propelled robot that can replace traditional medical stretcher in hospitals.
US scientists have reportedly transplanted artificial neural devices into a brain region of people with paralytic paralysis or loss of limb, enabling the patient to tran…
This robot experiment takes the idea from the gecko's ability to climb.
Looks like a bonsai tree with stems, large leaves, multiple roots and
British scientists have successfully built cooking robots in the kitchen, hoping in the future to help people in cooking every day.
A hand held machine that looks natural? This has become a reality with the results of research and fabrication of scientists at the Institute of Biological Robotics Sant…
With vivid eyebrows, wrinkled cheeks and eyes can follow you around the room, this robotic masterpiece is judged to be completely like real people.
Butterfly butterfly is a new product launched by Robot Festo Company (Germany). This robot is simulated with butterflies in addition to the reality of the surprise.
Scientists build animal simulation robots that make them superior features such as better swimming, faster or higher jumps.
When disaster strikes, every minute is significant, especially for rescuing trapped victims. In an attempt to find faster survivors, American researchers developed bio-c…
An Australian farmer has announced the creation of a grass-plowed robot that promises to revolutionize agriculture around the world.
A team of engineering students at ETH Zurich, Switzerland, has developed a robot with wavy fins that allows it to move back and forth, rotating or hovering in water.
Scientists around the world designed and tested a variety of robots equipped with sensor systems, modern cameras, fire fighting aids and firefighters.