Speaking during the panel called "Regulation: Friend or Foe?" SandboxAQ CEO Jack Hidary said that humanoid robots would be entering society by 2030.

For decades, the electric motor has been the backbone of countless industries--powering everything from heavy industrial machinery to the everyday appliances in our homes. Since the 1930s, traditional motors have proven to be reliable, durable, and

We take a closer look at what goes into developing new behaviors with Spot using RL research, and why pushing hardware to its limits through athletic feats helps make a better robot for our customers.

This fabric-based sensor enables real-time grip control and may soon enhance robotic surgery tools, prosthetic limbs, and industrial grippers.

YASA is on a tear to demonstrate its technical prowess in flat, compact axial flux motor technology.

Is it possible that a $16K robot could stand up to tech giants like Tesla's Optimus Gen 2 and Boston Dynamics' Atlas?

Del recaps ICAN's explosive D.C. press conference exposing former FDA official Dr. Peter Marks for blocking recognition and support for the COVID-19 vaccine injured.

There's no replacement for displacement. An adage that's been around as long as the combustion engine, really. But these age-old sayings don't really apply anymore when it comes to electric motors.

Kawasaki's CORLEO is not your typical ride--it walks on four legs and runs on hydrogen. See how this future-forward off-roader changes the game.

Here at New Atlas, we like to keep tabs on developments in the world of robotics – just so we're aware of how soon Terminator-style machines will assemble and march against the human race. As it turns out, they're now well past marching without fal

Researchers in China have developed a unique running stance for their four-legged robot, which allows it to move at far greater speeds than similar machines.

Shenzhen-based robotics company EngineAI developed a humanoid robot with a natural, human-like walking gait.

If you're setting out to build an underwater robot that's speedy, maneuverable and versatile, why not just copy what already works in the natural world? That's exactly what China's Beatbot has done, with its bio-inspired Amphibious RoboTurtle.

That's one way to get the price below $30,000.

The drones have a 600-mile range, can carry up to 550 pounds and are powered by batteries and sustainable aviation fuel

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One of Tesla's competitors in robotics is the Chinese company Unitree, which is already selling its humanoid G1 robot for $40,000.

The city has confirmed that it has already held preliminary talks with the automaker.

Tesla robovan fits 20 people in it. It will get the cost down to 5 to 10 cents per mile.

Tesla is at it again, pushing the boundaries of AI like never before! This week, we're diving deep into three groundbreaking developments that have the tech world buzzing: Tesla's robot workforce, their insatiable appetite for computing power, and fu

Bannon then told the priest, "Father, don't pray for me, pray for our enemies. They're the ones that are going to need the prayers!"

In a breakthrough that isn't at all creepy, scientists have devised a method of anchoring living human skin to robots' faces. The technology could actually have some valuable applications, beyond making Westworld-like scenarios a reality.

It says the AI-driven discovery and development process was 200 times faster than the resource-intensive manual route, bringing new hope to an electrifying world with a growing appetite for powerful magnets.

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Chinese researchers are making variations of LK99 room temperature superconductor materials with more sulfur and copper in the chemistry. They are publishing results with stronger magnetic indications of a Meissner effect.

Sikorsky's newcomer is one of three new hybrid rotorcraft in the pipeline.

Robot dogs are here. But why?

Connecticut-based WaveAerospace has announced "the world's fastest multirotor UAS," a "new class of aircraft" that's effectively a quadcopter drone with a raging jet turbine in the middle, capable of insane speeds and all-weather operation.

It's neither a bird nor a plane, but a winged microchip as small as a grain of sand that can be carried by the wind as it monitors such things as pollution levels or the spread of airborne diseases.

In an interview with Bill Gates, Sam Altman says he is super-excited for AI applied to robotics.

Chinese-developed nuclear battery has a 50-year lifespan -- Betavolt BV100 built with Nickel-63 isotope and diamond semiconductor material

Factory and electric car expert Sandy Munro says the Teslabot can perform all factory assembly line tasks. He says based upon what I saw. Sandy Munro has been given special tours of the Tesla factories. He says he thinks Teslabot will on the real Tes

They invent because they can. This novel architecture mimics the human brain with 228 trillion operations per second, simulating brain-like networks at scale.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. -- In what seems like a scene from a science-fiction movie, scientists from Indiana University have constructed a hybrid biocomputer that combines laboratory-grown human brain tissue with traditional circuits.

Carbon fiber (CF) is an amazing material that provides a lot of strength for very little weight, making it very useful for a lot of applications, ranging from rods in CoreXY 3D printers to model- and full-sized rockets.

Tesla has unveiled "Optimus Gen 2", a new generation of its humanoid robot that should be able to take over repetitive tasks from humans.

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With AI and industrial robots cometh the humanoids. Elon Musk is in a race with China to see who will lead the world in mass production. Powered by AI, they will be super-capable to step into roles like caregiver, nanny, medical assistant, robocop, p

-- here's how experts think the tech will change the world by 2035

Using new innovations in 3D printing, scientists at ETH Zurich have succeeded for the first time in printing a robotic hand with bones, ligaments, and tendons--all made of different polymers in one go.

Dr. Alan Thompson has an Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) percentage tracker. Thompson's tracker indicates that we have 56% of the capabilities for AGI now. He has fit his percentage tracker to an exponential curve and this indicates we will r

Interest in the incorporation of robots into security, policing and military operations has been steadily increasing over the last few years. It's an avenue already being explored in both North America and Europe.

When police suspected Danny Kyllo, an Oregon man, of growing cannabis in his home they drove to his house with a thermal imaging device to scan it.

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During the 2023 International Conference on Robotics and Automation held in London from May 29 to June 2, UK-based company Engineered Arts introduced a humanoid robot, Ameca, that can interact like a person with realistic facial movements.

If you've seen the Terminator movies, you probably remember the terrifying robots that could repair themselves after gruesome injuries.