The reasons vary from lab to lab. There are robots built for entertainment purposes. Others are helping to solve real-life human problems. Sometimes experiments are designed for one thing but ...

A robot that stands more than 5 feet tall and weighs 66 pounds is well-equipped for household tasks, like carrying up to 44 pounds during its run time of two to four hours.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) engineers have created Clio, a new technology that enables robots to intuitively ...

to a robot. She calls the ... you can see that she feels real affection for it. "I don't consider him a stupid machine," she tells me. "But he is not a human either. I love him the way he is." ...

Even in animated films like “The Wild Robot,” which opens at The Triplex this week, we see robots transcending their ...

Why would we build robots ... People need real, meaningful work like taking care of each other and the people we love. We should use technology to give us more time to be human, to do more ...

Would you trust a robot with your smile ... where artificial intelligence and robotics are not just ideas, but real-life options. Imagine walking into a dental office, sitting back in the chair ...

When we think about those positions being replaced with robots, it makes some sense ... that they’re not gaining in the real life human side of the world. While we have seen this help with ...

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Food is fundamental to life—nourishing body and soul ... The technology is real and global. Right now, robots are used to ...

Sunny transcends the traditional gimmicks of Japanese-themed cultural products designed for Western audiences to yield a visually stunning cautionary tale.

Meanwhile, some real-life news anchors may take up ... Therefore, I believe that robots cannot, should not, and will not replace human news anchors. First of all, AI anchors may wear suits but ...