Japan introduces 'robot hummingbird'
On December 28 in Tokyo, Chiba University professor Hiroshi Ryu of Japan introduced flying robots that functioned and resembled hummingbirds.
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On December 28 in Tokyo, Chiba University professor Hiroshi Ryu of Japan introduced flying robots that functioned and resembled hummingbirds.
Industrial robot of TOSY Robot Joint Stock Company impressed at IREX 2009 exhibition in Japan.
Scientists at the Korea Institute of Science and Technology have created a walking robot that can do housework, cleaning clothes, and washing clothes.
The bee's collective work has helped the whole team work together in a close assignment.
Scientists have created a cheap robot arm that can do the job especially to help people in wheelchairs open the door.
Fujisoft, Japan has launched a robot that is capable of balance and mobility thanks to the Intel Atom CPU and Ubuntu Linux operating system.
University of Michigan researchers are developing robots that can swim like fish to explore water and control water quality.
These industrial robots can do many workplace replacement jobs in manufacturing plants such as welding, painting, assembling, packaging, moving materials, etc.
EATR - hold the leaves with its robotic arm, chew with a tiny wire saw and put it into the incinerator of the steam engine that it carries to make electricity.
Scientists have successfully built a car navigation robot with the ability to interact with the driver.
The robot is capable of showing the emotional state of the people debuted in Japan on June 23.
Two British scientists have successfully built robots capable of catching mice and insects and turning them into electricity.
In just 10 seconds, Japan's WR-07 robot, transformed from a car into a robot identical to the robot in the Transformer movie.
HAL robot kit can help people carry heavy objects hundreds of kilograms
Researchers from the European Union have developed a special robot that can read thoughts and predict human needs for action.