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Usain nuts and bolts: A running robot just won a Guinness World Record

Cassie uses machine learning to imitate human behaviour, managing to sprint 100 m without falling over in just over 24 seconds.

Tech News

Worth the hype? What to make of Tesla’s new humanoid bot

Tesla is the latest car manufacturer to unveil a humanoid robot. How advanced is it?

Tech News

Would you trust a robot to paint your nails?

A US company has invented a robot that can quickly and accurately paint nails using artificial intelligence.

27 September 2022

Mobility

No tipping needed: This robot can deliver pizza to your door

This autonomous delivery robot using cameras and remote sensing technologies can travel at speeds of up to 32 km/h.

23 September 2022

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Tech News

Tesla is set to unveil its 'Optimus' humanoid robot: What we know

The prototype of the much-awaited humanoid robot is set to be revealed at Tesla's AI Day on September 30.

21 September 2022

Tech News

The robotic creepy crawlies you'll want to come looking for you

The robot insects are fitted with a special tiny backpack powered by a solar cell and can be deployed in areas too dangerous for humans.

6 September 2022

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How was your day? This robot might finally get children to answer

Would you confide in this robot? Some children shared information with it that they didn’t share before.

1 September 2022

Tech News

The US Space Force is deploying robot dogs to patrol its stations

The four-legged robots - which have been called dystopian by detractors - have been successfully trialled as patrol dogs at Cape Canaveral.

Tech News

Can robots trick us by acting like humans?

The researchers have found that subtle behaviours could potentially help robots interact better with humans in the future.

Tech News

AI Song Contest: The Eurovision for machine composers

What goes into a contest-winning, AI-written song? Months of work by data scientists, programmers, and musicians.

Health news

Is surgery in space possible? This tiny robot might be the answer

One day, the robot could be used to perform surgery on astronauts on missions to Mars.

World News

Good News: A robotic exoskeleton helps wheelchair users walk and more

Good news for the wheelchair-bound, for crops in places with extreme heat and for you. #GoodNews

Tech News

This four-legged robot is on a mission to protect the environment

Equipped with sensors and a camera, the device is tasked with inspecting the health of plants and recording the impact of animals on their habitat.

Tech News

Scientists have built a Bambi-like robot that is learning how to walk

The researchers built the robot so they could find out more about the process animals go through when learning to walk.

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How a new breed of robots could revolutionise the workplace

Partner content presented by Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing Dubai

Cobots – collaborative robots – are designed for human interaction and could soon be working alongside people in factories and offices

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Dubai is looking to become one of the smartest cities in the world

Partner content presented by Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing Dubai

Robots are fast becoming a part of our daily lives and Dubai is using its position as a future-thinking city, driven by technology, to become one of the smartest cities in the world.

The Exchange

Could a robot do your job?

In partnership with Media City

Machine automation has been rising rapidly since the 1960s. And now the push toward robotization is getting stronger.

Culture news

Euroviews. How to survive a robot apocalypse according to films

Film and TV offer a wealth of examples of the robots taking over, can we learn some tips?

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Amazon drone deliveries to take off in California this year

This would be a major milestone for Amazon’s drone delivery project, which has been almost a decade in the making.

Tech News

Is Google’s AI bot sentient? Here’s why one engineer believes it is

Blake Lemoine shared transcripts of an "interview" he had with Google’s LaMDA language model, in which they discuss personhood, death - and Les Misérables.