Artificial engine for superhuman robot
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.
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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.
To find a way to make robots self-sufficient and adaptable to the environment, computer scientists have turned to plants for design inspiration.
The Biomedical Research Laboratory is developing a robot called STAR (Sprawl Tuned Autonomous Robot) capable of bending its body in various angles, based on the body'…
This is the first robotic fish in Asia that can dive, float, use fins like real fish. In addition, this robot is also programmed to perform several functions.
India is developing a 'robotic soldier' to promote unmanned fighting.
Japan's NHK TV has built a robotic camera system that allows recording a frame from many different angles.
This robot can not read human thoughts, but it can observe a person's movements and predict what to do next.
On April 17, the Japanese transport sector held an anti-terrorist drills ahead of the All-People's Sports Congress this fall.
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…
European computer scientists have created the internet for robots, or cloud computing, to support robots.
Now, self-propelled devices are programmed to spy on objects, play music and even get on the wire like birds, waiting for convenient times to catch 'bait'.
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.
A robot called Hybrid Assistive Limb (HAL) made by the Japanese robot maker Cyberdyne, used to support the elderly and handicapped go strange.