Robot care ornamental plants
A team of researchers at Rutgers University (New Jersey) has successfully implemented the IndaPlant project, which successfully created the home blooming robot.
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A team of researchers at Rutgers University (New Jersey) has successfully implemented the IndaPlant project, which successfully created the home blooming robot.
Researchers at ETH Zurich have created a microscopic injectable robot that can measure oxygen levels to help protect the retina.
American scientists at the Georgia Institute of Technology have created robots that adapt to the movements of newly hatched sea turtles. Scientists hope this could help…
In the early morning, at a Harvard University robot lab last summer, an insect robot made a flight.
On April 17, the Japanese transport sector held an anti-terrorist drills ahead of the All-People's Sports Congress this fall.
A wire-checking robot for under $ 1,000 has just been introduced at the Jacobs School of Engineering, University of California, San Diego.
This is probably the biggest spider robot in the world and most likely at this time. The Mantis (Mantle Mantle) is a robot controlled by an internal driver, which looks…
There are some robots that do the job of cleaning the floor. Most recently, South Korea's LG Electronics created a home-made mop machine that obeyed the owner's…
Festo has launched the amazing BionicOpter dragonfly robot, which can perform complex flying moves such as dragonflies, including flying in place, flying, flying slowly…
Mechanical engineers at the Virginia Institute of Technology have developed a self-propelled jelly robot, which they say could provide effective measures to monitor mari…
The little robot is not like ants, it's a two-wheeled cube that moves. They behave like ants while walking forward, aiming at the goal, avoiding obstacles, finding t…
Not only rescue workers but robots will also be actively involved in saving people at risk of drowning. It's Pars, a flying robot with four fans, carrying a lifebuoy…
Japantimes reported on March 26 that a Japanese company named Miraikikai Inc. announced the world's first solar cell cleaning robot.
US scientists have invented a solid line of robots that can be thrown into any object and it will be tethered to it like a real snake.
US researchers have released the latest version of the real-life robot: human-sized robots, walkable, climbing walls, and even transformed into subdued submarines.