The combination of artificial intelligence and neuroscience allows a paralyzed man to manipulate a robotic arm by using his brain to imagine movements.
The Saros 10 is everything you'd want from a robot vacuum and more, thanks to an arsenal of highly automated features.
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Robot takeover: Honda slashes 30% workforce, automates production at Chinese EV plantHonda is all in on automation and artificial intelligence and aims to transform its EV production process in China by ...
Nvidia navigates tariff wars while making strides in robotics. Find out why NVDA stock could offer value despite challenges ...
Saros Z70 (RRP: $3,999) – The most advanced in the lineup, featuring OmniGrip, a foldable robotic arm that can move small ...
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A computer-controlled robotic arm equipped with a hose and nozzle moves back and forth, oozing lines of concrete, one on top ...
Roborock turned up the volume to mark its biggest Australian launch yet. Themed 'Rocking a New Era' with a performance by ...
Roborock, a global leader in ultra-intelligent home robotics, is bringing its latest lineup of advanced cleaning solutions to ...
The result is a robot arm called TRUNC that can reach, twist, and handle objects in tight spaces—just like a human. So now, ...
Robotaxis will be the first widespread AI robots that change people’s lives. If you live in or visit a city with robotaxis ...
Engineers develop hybrid robot that balances strength and flexibility—and can screw in a lightbulb
How many robots does it take to screw in a lightbulb? The answer is more complicated than you might think. New research from ...
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