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US’ new robots can snap into hundreds of shapes, easily jump, crawl on tough terrains
A new type of robots developed from thin sheets of material can execute a wide variety of actions despite the fact that they ...
Like something out of an early Transformers movie, researchers at Caltech have just demonstrated how a humanoid and a drone ...
Meet Sparrow, Cardinal and Proteus. They’re the robots that, step by step, are replacing human workers in the company’s ...
A newly developed vine-like robot can grow across long distances without moving its whole body. It could prove useful in search and rescue operations and medical applications. Imagine rescuers ...
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China’s new humanoid robot handles raw egg with world-first cross-shaped wrist arm
Agibot has officially launched its next-generation industrial-grade embodied robot, the Agibot G2, specifically for ...
NorthWest African Cheetahs at Chester Zoo. Image by Steve Wilson via Wikipedia (CC BY 2.0) NorthWest African Cheetahs at Chester Zoo. Image by Steve Wilson via Wikipedia (CC BY 2.0) Researchers from ...
Most robots have one means of locomotion—they might roll, fly, walk, or even swim. Rarely do they do more than one, though. Engineers at Caltech's Center for Autonomous Systems and Technologies (CAST) ...
A small drone takes a test flight through a space filled with randomly placed cardboard cylinders acting as stand-ins for trees, people or structures. The algorithm controlling the drone has been ...
A brand-new engineering approach at Carnegie Mellon University is creating “designer” biological robots using human lung cells. Known as AggreBots, these microscale living machines may one day ...
The X1 robot system combines a humanoid G1 robot with a hybrid drone. Together, they are intended to be able to reach hard-to ...
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