Robots aren't about to replace factory workers, but they can offer a helping hand - or leg.
New realistic-looking AI devices ‘learn’ and grow smarter over time, act as therapeutic companions – and recharge their batteries themselves
Home robots won’t just be helpers and cleaners—they’ll be teachers and trainers, too.
From the energy-efficient way turkeys walk to the "invincibility" of a cockroach, critters serve as models for tech.
Brixels are smart bricks with built-in actuators that let them transform on the fly, giving designers a new tool with which to create adaptable spaces.
Maryland student’s research advances pioneering micro air vehicle
Drones take a cue from wasps to manipulate objects 40 times their own mass
Sorry kids, neither you nor robots can be trusted. The US Department of Transportation's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has tol
An analysis of statistics from 17 countries shows the introduction of industrial robots has led to higher wages for employees, while increasing production.
The researchers created a special polymer that can make robots repair themselves.
Magic Leap’s new AI assistant Mica laughs, emotes and even yawns, connecting users to an interface in a whole new way
The International Robot Art Competition is giving away 40 painting robots to public schools around the world to inspire tomorrow's high-tech artists.
Tiny automated machines could soon take care of the entire growing process. Fewer chemicals, more efficient – where’s the downside?
These autonomous vehicles and high-tech machines push the military into the 21st century (and ahead of Russia)
Robots were all the rage as many of the region's top manufacturers gathered for a summit at The Fuge in Warminster.
Over the next decade, American manufacturers are facing an industrial skills gap with projections of 2 million manufacturing jobs going unfilled due to a lack of qualified and skilled applicants. A large portion of the current manufacturing workforce is nearing retirement age and younger generations...
At the Gartner Symposium/ITExpo, Rometty laid out three principles for companies working ethically with AI.
Tokyo-based robotics company Preferred Networks demonstrated its mostly effective but super slow tidying robots at a Japanese convention.
A new elastic skin morphs to produce different textures
Sure, it's charming now. But let's see who has the last laugh.
Most fulfillment centers are outside cities, which means more time and more money to get your stuff from that fulfillment center to your front door.
I read an article entitled Games Hold the Key to Teaching Artificial Intelligent Systems, by Danny Vena, in which the author states that computer games like Minecraft, Civilization, and Grand Theft Auto have been used to train intelligent systems to perform better in visual learning, understand lang...
San Francisco-based Marble is rolling toward a sidewalk near you.
