The Latest Breaking News from Robots

“I’d run away and leave everything behind... you can send it to me by mail. But I’d look for another hotel. How awful!” a TikTok user commented about the intimidating humanoids. The post Tourist Documents Struggle To Check In After Robots Don’t Seem To Speak English first appeared on Bored…

The experimental treatment significantly reduced symptoms of the condition and promoted the healing of damaged colon tissue.

That's not a smile, it's a grimace, cursing its existence and longing for the silence of dark eternity.

Fourier Intelligence’s GR-1 humanoid robot uses a vision-only system that's similar to Tesla's Autopilot to navigate and understand its surroundings. The switch to a vision-only system that doesn't use lidar or infrared sensors could make the robot a lot cheaper.

A combination of cultured cells and silicone could help robots appear more human in future thanks to realistic skin elasticity. And they can smile like us too.

Robots and AI are revolutionizing industries by automating routine tasks, freeing us for more meaningful work. Hence, investors eyeing AI and robotics could consider investing in Intuitive Surgical (ISRG), Rockwell Automation (ROK), and Teradyne (TER), which stands at the forefront of innovation. Read on….

Cobots are among the next generation of robots on the rise.

PillBot, a tiny ingestible robot, could revolutionize gut health exams with AI-powered cameras, making early detection easier from home.

Dyson-backed "Render and Diffuse" (R&D) will make it easier to train robots to perform tasks.

RoboFood, backed by scientists at EPFL, are pioneering edible robots to address the problem of e-waste.

Companies making humanoid robots like Unitree, Figure, and Agility are benefitting from hype around Tesla's Optimus and also the promise of AI like ChatGPT and systems made by Nvidia.