Singapore studies robots capable of healing
In the recent Singapore National Day message, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong confirmed that the Lion Island nation is undergoing a rapid change.
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In the recent Singapore National Day message, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong confirmed that the Lion Island nation is undergoing a rapid change.
Australian scientists have developed a new type of hydrogel that promises to replace the spinal cord and make synthetic cartilage in humans, and apply it to the producti…
Doctors in the city of Pisa, Italy have successfully performed the first ever pancreas transplant surgery in the world.
Children with autism live a lonely life. The robot itself may be more or less bringing them out of that isolation, researchers have discovered.
Ho Chi Minh City Medical Diagnostic Center has just put 3 test robots into operation. These 3 robots can replace jobs for 20 employees
Micro robots made from ... spirulina can be remotely controlled to search for cancer cells and transport drugs to destroy them. Done the task, they will decompose themse…
A Canadian team developed a micro-biological robot capable of transporting specific drugs to the right cancer cells that are active.
The funeral agency Phoenix and a group of Swedish scientists are calling for volunteers to allow a version of their deceased relatives to be created in robotic form.
Assassin robots capable of rebellion against humanity are being sold to leading nations, an expert revealed to Daily Star Online.
Leading robotics think robots will have citizenship like humans in 2045, including the right to marry other people or robots.
Today's robots are extremely popular and they are getting smarter.
Thousands of scientists specializing in Artificial Intelligence (AI) have announced they will not participate in developing or manufacturing robots that can identify and…
If science fiction has given us anything we want, then one day's artificial intelligence will lead to the collapse of all humanity.
Researchers claim they will not collaborate with the university or host visitors from KAIST in fear of KAIST seeking to promote arms racing to develop automatic weapons.
In the coming time, sex robots will be able to express emotions, head movements and even talk to their owners.