Close-up of 2,000 robots working in the warehouse like in the movie
A team of 'workers' of 2,000 robots can take turns working continuously in a large warehouse, optimizing time for sorting and packing goods.
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A team of 'workers' of 2,000 robots can take turns working continuously in a large warehouse, optimizing time for sorting and packing goods.
In the field of robot manufacturing, Japan has always been a force that many other countries have to respect. And recently, they continue to prove this, when the railway…
What if there was a magical robot with the ability to cure any disease? That is a silly question.
Pompeii Archaeological Park has 'recruited' a 4-legged robot to patrol the streets and tunnels of this ancient Italian city to scare away antiquities poachers.
In the future, Chinese astronauts can control the robotic arm of the Tiangong space station with brain waves with 99% accuracy.
The Belgian company built a solar battery cleaning system, whereby a 6-rotor drone will carry a cleaning robot to the roof to do the job.
Five thin disc-like robots, 12 centimeters in diameter with two wheels, will launch into space this year to study the lunar surface.
The Perseverance robot has achieved many achievements such as drilling for the first time to sample rocks on another planet or extracting oxygen from the Martian atmosph…
With enhanced haptic feedback, the 'e-skin' allows the wearer to control the robot remotely and become 'empathetic' with one another.
The tiny robot with a diameter of 2mm can draw energy from its surroundings, then automatically collect and transport chemicals.
Recently, a robot manufacturer called Promobot (based in New York, USA) is currently looking for a model face for a robot product to use.
NASA will shut down most Mars rovers from October 2 to October 16 for safety reasons related to the red planet's position in space.
Perseverance robot, Chuc Dung, Ingenuity helicopter, ... reconnect with Earth and continue the mission to explore the red planet.
A team of researchers has found a very promising way, seemingly only needing tiny robots with special functions to bring life to cancer patients.
A team of Japanese scientists have built a robot with brain-like neurons to teach it how to think like a human.