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To begin with, let's go back in time to 2011. Seven years ago, Osaka University scientists created a revolution by introducing Affetto, an android robot.
Finding clean methods to produce electricity is a priority for scientists who are eager to reduce human dependence on fossil fuels.
BioTeq - a British technology startup - is now being hired by other businesses to implant RFID (microchips) onto employees to access buildings and access databases.
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.
A French researcher invented a robotic finger attached to your mobile phone. The robot can look at the desk, or stroke your hand.
People are always looking for ways to not die. It is a strong survival instinct. Everyone wants to eliminate all illnesses and prolong life.
Boston Dynamics builds robots capable of moving like people, obstacles, even dancing to music.
Scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have just developed a new type of robot capable of supporting screening for skin diseases, including skin cancer.
Simply called, it's the ability to share thoughts. In fact, the ability to store and share ideas directly is also exploited by film makers quite a lot.
HRP-5P is a robot that has just been introduced by Japan in order to perform a kind of work to replace workers in dangerous working environments.
Musk thinks this is how we resist the rise of artificial intelligence.
Compared to humans, this robot has many outstanding advantages to play a bartender.
The record breaking invention not only extends the boundaries of physics but can also be used to study some of the mysteries of quantum mechanics and how objects work in…
Scientists from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have successfully built a robot that can power itself without a battery just as small as a human egg cell.
In the film, many times we see the villain take the eyes of the dead to cross the iris scanner. Technology from movies must be more or less based on real life, right?