Robot inspired by self-construction termite
Engineers at Harvard University's lab are developing teams of robots inspired by termites that can build their own buildings without human control.
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Engineers at Harvard University's lab are developing teams of robots inspired by termites that can build their own buildings without human control.
Parrot, a French robotics company, will bring to this year's CES a number of unique devices. Out of them are two robots
Scientists have developed a robot capable of handling dairy cows as well as humans.
The boring, repetitive work seems to be a heavy burden for a cleaning robot in Austria. This robot has apparently tried to resist and finally
US researchers have successfully built robots capable of speaking and expressing emotions like humans.
Norway's SINTEF Research Institute is working to complete a new robot design for exploring the surface of Mars. This robot looks like a snake.
The name of this dragon-shaped robot is Fanny. It weighs 11 tons, 9.14m high, can flap wings that wings length is 12.2m, can walk on 4 legs and spit fire.
European Union officials say a total of seven countries are participating in a robotic pilot project for factory workers.
The scientific community is creating robots that are actors or artists to meet the needs of human entertainment, in addition to home help or provide necessary informatio…
India is developing a 'robotic soldier' to promote unmanned fighting.
RIA Novosti says Russia is building special robots to take part in the evacuation of wounded civilians and civilians from the scene of the attack and neutralizing terror…
A team of researchers at Rutgers University (New Jersey) has successfully implemented the IndaPlant project, which successfully created the home blooming robot.
The little robot is not like ants, it's a two-wheeled cube that moves. They behave like ants while walking forward, aiming at the goal, avoiding obstacles, finding t…
Hitachi has announced a robot capable of picking up and dropping people. It can move on the sidewalk, in the house and in the elevator.
At Waseda University in Japan, scientists have created a robotic mouse, which is used to 'terrorize' mice, causing them to be stressed and depressed for drug research.