The HOSPI-R robot helps nurses distribute drugs
In an effort to automate Japanese hospitals, Panasonic Electronics Corp. has launched a HOSPI-R robot that they deem necessary to maintain and improve the quality of nur…
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In an effort to automate Japanese hospitals, Panasonic Electronics Corp. has launched a HOSPI-R robot that they deem necessary to maintain and improve the quality of nur…
With the ability to identify and analyze an opponent's finger movement, the robot of Ishikawa Oku Laboratory, Tokyo University will know that the player will prepare sci…
Engineers at the University of Maryland invented a spy robot with the shape of a worm or a butterfly.
IRobot Technology, Inc. has released an updated version of one of its robots, which can increase the safety and effectiveness of power or military units on mission.
US researchers have successfully built robots capable of speaking and expressing emotions like humans.
Leaders in electronics manufacturing businesses believe that soon, the
Iraq has armed more than 4,000 Talon robots. This is a great robot, with a fast and accurate mine and explosive speed.
Cockroaches are fitted with sensors to transmit signals and assist rescue workers at the scene of a collapsed building or disaster-stricken areas.
MIT researchers have announced a block cube robot that can flip, jump and assemble itself to change shape.
An American general proposes to create a tactical strike organization (TALOS) that gives soldiers the same amount of power as main character Tony Stark in Iron Man.
The Institute of Mechanics of the Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology has successfully built
Over time people write letters or type text on the computer, robots can replace us write the handwriting like before.
Currently, a group of British engineers assembled a robot, using organs, limbs and other artificial parts, to turn the idea
At the same time, an Austrian painter and two robots co-authored artwork simultaneously in Vienna, London and Berlin.
South Korean environmental engineers have created robots capable of capturing and destroying jellyfish, after many jellyfish attacked humans and other marine creatures.