Robot serving restaurant
The mixing robot, then bringing the food to the customers' place has become a familiar image to many people when it comes to a restaurant in eastern Germany.
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The mixing robot, then bringing the food to the customers' place has become a familiar image to many people when it comes to a restaurant in eastern Germany.
A new restaurant in Harbin City has recruited new employees who are robots to cook, run tables and perform, making many customers enjoy it, especially children.
Scientists from the University of Pierre and Marie Curie (France) and the University of Wyoming (USA) say they have built this robot based on the mechanism of self-recov…
Instead of slow, heavy, and complex ASIMO robots, scientists now focus on building more compact and flexible robots, such as Cassie, a flexible two-legged robot.
Gravity and the deliberate deviation are the explanation why the centipede, despite having many legs, can coordinate in a smooth manner to move extremely rapidly.
In July 2016, the robots began delivering food and groceries in four major cities: London, Bern, Humburg and Dusseldorf.
2015 was a breakthrough year in science and technology and of course robot technology was no exception.
American engineers designed the first 3D robot can automatically change the state from hard to soft, and know the high jump and vertical ground.
An Australian farmer has announced the creation of a grass-plowed robot that promises to revolutionize agriculture around the world.
Scientists from the University of Nebraska, USA, and NASA have successfully developed the robotic remote control robot model, which can perform surgery in a non-gravitat…
A graduate student at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), the United States has successfully developed a soft robot that can operate under water at a phenom…
European Space Agency (ESA) said on January 2 that it has successfully built a dedicated lizard robotic model to carry out repairs in space.
MIT researchers have announced a block cube robot that can flip, jump and assemble itself to change shape.
Scientists have developed artificial muscle types, which allow the robot to lift objects 80 times their weight, promising to equip superhuman powers for the machines.
European Union officials say a total of seven countries are participating in a robotic pilot project for factory workers.