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10.01.18

Robots

Humanoid construction robot installs drywall by itself

It's clever, if also a commentary on Japan's labor priorities.

By J. Fingas, 10.01.18

06.20.18

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MIT uses brain signals and hand gestures to control robots

The machine adapts to the user, not the other way around.

By R. England, 06.20.18

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03.19.18

A humanoid is born in a Turkish robotics factory

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A humanoid is born in a Turkish robotics factory

By S. Dent, 03.19.18

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11.21.17

Toyota's T-HR3 robot mimics your movements

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Robots

Toyota's T-HR3 robot mimics your movements

No backflipping here, just force-feedback and a VR helmet.

By R. Lawler, 11.21.17

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11.17.17

Watch Boston Dynamics' Atlas robot nail a backflip

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Watch Boston Dynamics' Atlas robot nail a backflip

Peak robotics.

By S. Shah, 11.17.17

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10.03.17

Honda's disaster recovery robot can climb ladders

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Honda's disaster recovery robot can climb ladders

And it works in the rain, too.

By R. England, 10.03.17

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09.24.17

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Robots learn to walk naturally by understanding their bodies

Self-aware algorithms and flexible joints help them move more like humans.

By J. Fingas, 09.24.17

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09.11.16

Watch Boston Dynamics' humanoid robot balance on one foot

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Watch Boston Dynamics' humanoid robot balance on one foot

Boston Dynamics' Atlas robot is making a little progress on staying upright in tricky situations.

By J. Fingas, 09.11.16

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07.30.16

Japan's latest humanoid robot makes its own moves

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Japan's latest humanoid robot makes its own moves

A neural network means this robot moves and interacts all by itself.

By M. Smith, 07.30.16

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07.12.16

Georgia Tech's DURUS robot has a more natural human-like stride

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Georgia Tech's DURUS robot has a more natural human-like stride

DURUS now has more natural heel-strike and toe push-off movements.

By B. Steele, 07.12.16

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Humanoid

Humanoid construction robot installs drywall by itself

MIT uses brain signals and hand gestures to control robots

A humanoid is born in a Turkish robotics factory

Toyota's T-HR3 robot mimics your movements

Watch Boston Dynamics' Atlas robot nail a backflip

Honda's disaster recovery robot can climb ladders

Robots learn to walk naturally by understanding their bodies

Watch Boston Dynamics' humanoid robot balance on one foot

Japan's latest humanoid robot makes its own moves

Georgia Tech's DURUS robot has a more natural human-like stride

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