10.03.17 Robots Honda's disaster recovery robot can climb ladders And it works in the rain, too. By R. England, 10.03.17 save Save share
09.24.17 09.24.17 in Robots 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 save Save share View
09.11.16 09.11.16 in Robots 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 save Save share View
07.30.16 8 07.30.16 in Robots 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 save Save share View
07.12.16 07.12.16 in Robots 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 save Save share View
07.15.15 8 07.15.15 Meet the faces of Japan's first robot-staffed hotel Japan's first robot-staffed hotel opens this week and we just got the full tour. While the main at... By M. Smith, 07.15.15 save Save share View
06.18.15 06.18.15 The bots that bucked the humanoid trend at DARPA's challenge Humanoids are supposed to be best suited for a world that's engineered for humans. They can clim... By M. Lalwani, 06.18.15 save Save share View
02.05.15 02.05.15 US Navy's firefighting robot finally appears (with a trusty sidekick) SAFFiR, the humanoid firefighting robot that the US Navy and Virginia Tech engineers have been dev... By M. Moon, 02.05.15 save Save share View
07.10.14 07.10.14 Kids with disabilities can teach this robot how to play 'Angry Birds' As a way to help children dealing with cognitive and motor-skill disabilities, researchers from Ge... By E. Alvarez, 07.10.14 save Save share View
06.12.14 06.12.14 Are you ready for your first home robot? Meet Pepper The path to mainstream home robots is strewn with the battery-drained corpses of AIBO and lesser-k... By M. Smith, 06.12.14 save Save share View
