The flying robot makes a bartender
After a day's work at home, you want to rest and sip a favorite drink, press the button to instruct the robot to function bartender and serve in place.
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After a day's work at home, you want to rest and sip a favorite drink, press the button to instruct the robot to function bartender and serve in place.
A team of architects is experimenting with robots equipped with 3D printers, with the ability to operate flexibly to replace people in building large architectures.
Scientists at the University of Illinois, Berkeley, have created a robot that is just over 1cm in size, built on the backbone hydrogel printed from a 3D printer.
A new robot with self-commencing and human-to-human communication will begin the journey of exploring Canada in the near future.
Former US aerospace engineer Dan Granett designed the 21-meter robot, capable of juggling heavy loads at car conferences.
Unmanned aerial vehicles are becoming increasingly diversified, serving a variety of scientific, military and civilian purposes.
Japanese robot expert at the University of Osaka, Hiroshi Ishiguro, has exhibited at the Miraikan Museum in Tokyo, a showcase of robotics with many features and capabili…
Russia's Cubic Robotics has completed the creation of a VOIS operating system that allows it to control almost all voice devices.
Korean scientists have successfully invented the 'magic robot' wheel, quickly changing the wheel size, making the robot easy to navigate in all land terrain.
According to a reporter in Japan, Active Link Technology Company of Panasonic Electronics Group officially announced the robot frame models to support human activities.
Dutch and Egyptian engineers have created a sperm-like robot that can be manipulated by a magnet and is one day used to transfer medications.
SoftBank, Tokyo (Japan) has launched the world's first robot can read human emotions.
The first shot at the opening ceremony of this year's World Cup will be done by a disabled person thanks to a robotic jacket called Iron Man that can receive control sig…
By the end of this year, Intel will provide consumers with a home-printed robotics technology that will allow customers to create their own robot.
Have you ever imagined indoor furniture like furniture that can move, arrange or even transform into different objects?