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On the morning of July 13, at the International Exhibition of Industry 4.0 taking place in Hanoi, the world famous Sophia robot launched Vietnam in a pure white traditio…
A human-like robot that is almost indistinguishable has been in the bar, chatting with customers, then ... short-circuiting and breaking the glass in front of everyone.
According to the Daily Star, last month, a group of scientists announced the video, warning the threat of killer robots.
Robots like Sophia can move even though their steps are quite heavy, Cnet reports.
Since its inception, Sophia smart robot manufactured by Hanson Robotics technology company has not been broadcasted many times as a VIP character.
Robots are increasingly appearing in our lives. Even a robot has been granted citizenship.
The case of the German killing robot production is considered the first killing robot in the world has raised concerns about the safety of the stock of artificial intell…
Xiaoyi, a Chinese robot with artificial intelligence (AI), first passed the country's medical license test.
In October 2017, Sophia went into world history when she became the first robot to receive citizenship.
Sophia, the world's smartest female robot, is granted an electronic visa card by the government agency of Azerbaijan as soon as she arrives at the airport.
Artificial intelligence will help solve the most difficult problems of the modern world but will need smart minds to do that, and Quoc Le - a Vietnamese software enginee…
Sophia is a human-shaped robot developed by Hanson Robotics in Hong Kong.
The flexible plastic carp swims in the pool of the laboratory. Triangular head, attached to electronic devices and microchip. Fish body is composed of three plastic join…
Compared to the traditional workforce, 'Sweeper Robot' can comfortably work in the harsh environmental conditions of greenhouses, which have high temperature and relativ…
First of all, we must admire the vitality of plants: they always grow toward light, showing a strong survival instinct.