Medicine & TechnologyAutonomous service robots are now increasing, partly due to the risks of pandemic, in recent years. Check these new robotic units in South Korea that focuses on disinfecting establishments.
The current food service industry is slowly improving by additional robotics technology. Read on to know more about this new machine that can cook your favorite tortilla chips.
Researchers developed robots that can produce actual pain expressions. Find out how this helps reduce errors and bias by doctors during physical examination.
A team of students developed a snake-like robot they designed for the moon to search for water there. Learn about the phase the development is already in.
Researchers invented a robot called, OMOY that can express emotions. Find out how this invention may help enhance social interactions in the digital world.
Electronics company LG has recently rolled out the world's first-ever hotel service robot which it claims has a semi-autonomous operation has the capacity to carry a maximum of 66 pounds of products.
The Department of Homeland Security officials recently tested 100-pound, four-legged headless robot dogs in Virginia and Texas, to eventually help secure the US-Mexico border.
Interactive artificial intelligence or AI mixologist named Cecilia is the world's first-ever interactive robot bartender who's currently infiltrating the North Miami-based Florida International University's Chaplin and School of Hospitality & Tourism Management.
Scientists created a driving system for autonomous insect-sized robots with flapping wings that do not use conventional motors and gears for better environmental monitoring, and in search and rescue missions.
Engineers from Shanghai Jiao tong University developed a robot for the Winter Olympics that is controlled by human-computer interaction, showing great results during testing.
Engineers at the Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia (IIT) in Genoa, Italy developed the Iron Man-style robot called iCub that can reach areas that neither humans nor drones can get to during rescue operations.
The design of Stretch is in a way, of a departure from humanoid, as detailed in Robots Science, and quadrupedal" robots the Boston Dynamics firm is best known for, like Spot and Atlas.