The first fish robot in Vietnam
The first fish robot in Vietnam has been checked and accepted at Ho Chi Minh City Department of Science and Technology on December 16. This fish is remote controlled, ca…
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The first fish robot in Vietnam has been checked and accepted at Ho Chi Minh City Department of Science and Technology on December 16. This fish is remote controlled, ca…
British soldiers on the battlefield are about to be equipped with reconnaissance devices capable of determining the location and weapons of the enemy, among them the rob…
A group of international scientists led by Lund University in Sweden has successfully developed a
For years scientists have been trying to create electric blades - a robot taste device that can have important applications in improving food quality and safety. However…
After much information continues to appear about a worm spread through Yahoo! Messenger in the Vietnamese computer user community, aims to infect computers into a botnet…
RoboEarth, the name of the World Wide Web (WWW) for robots to learn from each other and share information for the first time on January 14. A common brain for all robots…
Please forget Shakespeare, Tolstoy and Tolkein to predict whether an automated writing software can replace these famous writers?
Yesterday, Microsoft introduced the CTP of a new Windows operating system, designed specifically for robots as well as all kinds of new generation electronics, from toys…
Researchers at the University. Berkeley, California has successfully developed a new learning technology that allows robots to imagine their future actions.
In fact, trained dogs are expensive to detect the presence of certain chemicals and drugs.
When it comes to a list of jobs that you find most annoying, clean the toilet
Featuring a kitchen in the restaurant, Flippy achieves a 300-person burger record for an hour.
In the document Stanford University published in Science Robotics shows that the new micro-robots can move in the air with loads greater than 40 times their weight.
According to Newatlas, robot Atlas of Boston Dynamics (a subsidiary of Softbank) is making amazing developments in addition to being able to move on rough terrain.
Police robots have just been deployed in Beijing, China will be responsible for patrolling and detecting suspicious criminals on the road.