Robosen Robotics' Optimus Prime collectible responds to voice commands
You can also program the $699 robot to move the way you want it to.
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Genesis broke a world record for the most drones in the sky
It's a publicity stunt, but it also illustrates technological progress.
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'Hamster ball' robot could explore Moon caves
DAEDALUS might find water ice and even homes for settlers.
Researchers create a swimming robot that can 'heal' itself
The microbot was able to reassemble itself in a petri dish using a magnetic strip.
Insect-like drones can take a beating and keep flying
They could even pollinate farm crops.
UC San Diego's electronics-free soft robot only needs pressurized air to move
It could be used for robots that work in MRI machines and mine shafts.
Panasonic made a moody, farting robot that looks like a cat in a sock
Pre-orders for the first run of companion bot Nicobo have sadly sold out.
Boston Dynamics trains Spot the robot dog to charge itself
The company also announced a robotic arm and browser-based control system.
6Hyundai rolls out adorable customer service robot for its showrooms
Maybe it's cute enough to sell a few cars.
Watch Samsung's CES event in under 9 minutes
Giant TVs were only part of the story.
Samsung's latest home robots can do chores and nag you to stop working
Bot Handy's extendable arm can load your dishwasher and set the table.
This robot dog learned how to get up after being knocked down
AI reinforcement learning could allow robots to handle a wide variety of tasks and situations.
VW shows its mobile EV charging robot in action
You won't have to park in a dedicated space to recharge.
China Moon probe starts return to Earth with lunar samples
It's the first spacecraft in decades to bring back lunar soil.
Boeing's tanker drone completes first flight with refueling pod
Human pilots won't have to handle mid-air fuel duties.
Researchers built a breakdancing, light-powered hydrogel robot
Magnetic fields are used to move the the sea creature-inspired device.
UK general says a quarter of the army could be robots by the 2030s
Whether or not ethical restrictions allow that is naother matter.
Disney robot with human-like gaze is equal parts uncanny and horrifying
It may lead to more realistic robots, if it doesn't scare people to death.
