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Aircraft production, production of parts on the human body, space travel guides are the profession will appear in the next 20 years.
Scientists at the Korea Institute of Science and Technology have created a walking robot that can do housework, cleaning clothes, and washing clothes.
Researchers at Stanford University are developing nanoscale chips that can detect early biological markers of cancer in humans.
The big size iCub robot with big eyes and white face is the hope of scientists to better understand the development of consciousness in humans.
The era of plugs and wires may end soon because mobile phones, televisions and other devices can charge without wires, scientists say.
Researchers from the European Union have developed a special robot that can read thoughts and predict human needs for action.
A structured device such as the telescope will be implanted into the human eye with a loss of vision to help improve vision.
The world's robotics technology has achieved a remarkable turning point when the first self-thought robot has just arrived.
A Russian company plans to introduce two-seater and human-powered submarines for the tourism industry.
A new project was officially launched on May 1 in a robot with artificial skin.
Honda has introduced a new technology that allows people to command robots by thinking without using a remote control or using a voice.
The three largest toy companies in Japan want to cooperate as an exclusive distributor for TOSY of Vietnam.
Everybody knows Albert Einstein has entered eternity more than 50 years ago. However, he was recently 'rejuvenated' as a sympathetic robot.
The breakthrough of British experts can help us turn human skin into stem cells.
Do not gossip around the office as well as never 'go to bed' with your boss, it's 'secretary' Saya (pictured), one of the robots that mimics the beha…