A Unitree humanoid robot walked over 130,000 steps in −47°C conditions, setting a new benchmark for autonomous robotics in extreme cold environments.
Researchers in Finland have developed small, fairy-like robots that can fly, which could help to pollinate vital crops across the globe. Created at Tampere University, these tiny robots are made of ...
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New method can develop knee-like joints in robots, reduces joint misalignment by 99%
Researchers have developed a mathematical framework to design knee-like joints in robots, called rolling ...
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Robot AgiBot A2 completes record 106 km walk across China
Humanoid robot AgiBot A2 walks 106 km from Suzhou to Shanghai, setting a record for the longest journey by a humanoid robot.
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Relaxed walk through a green park area
This video captures a walking tour through Marimurtra Botanical Garden in Blanes, Spain, showing garden paths, varied plants, ...
British YouTuber James Bruton wanted to build a giant walking robot from Star Wars – and ride around on it on his friend's ...
The rise of autonomous food delivery in Chicago has made colorful, flag-bearing robotic carts a familiar sight as they steadily roll along busy sidewalks and crosswalks on a last-mile mission to ...
The tech wizards at Boston Dynamics are continuing to refine the physical abilities of its Atlas humanoid robot. A new video (above) released by the Massachusetts-based company kicks off with Atlas ...
China’s humanoid robot Bolt hit 10 m/s (22.4 mph), tripling the 4 m/s record, showing what faster leg design can achieve.
I was driving in a town in central Ukraine last summer. All the cars pulled over, and we did, too. People got out and knelt.
Some of the best players in the world are just now experiencing the Olympics for the first time, and the reality is sinking ...
Greensboro has a new resident: a giant robot and its winged companion. It's the latest public artwork to be unveiled in the ...
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