Behold the robot known as "Protoclone," built by Clone ... Clearly the intent here is to shock, perhaps in lieu of sharing something more substantive. In any case, it worked: the video has gone ...

From Berlin to Bangkok, robots in home, healthcare, school and work settings are becoming more common. However, research from across the globe suggests this technology is not one-size-fits-all for ...

Standing at 1.7 metres, the Tien Kung Xingzhe can walk 10km per hour and navigate various terrains, including sand and snow.

breaking the previous world record for a robot on four legs. Inspired by the movements of panthers and jerboas, it uses springs at joint positions to absorb shock and maintain speed. According to ...

The robot can walk at 10 km per hour and traverse various terrains, including slopes, stairs, sand, and snow, while maintaining smooth motion and resisting shock and interference. UBTech humanoid ...

A 10-year-old boy with leukaemia is going to school and playing rugby matches despite being in hospital thanks to a robot. The device even has glasses matching the ones worn by Ezra Fewster, from ...

termed the Japan Robot Shock (JRS), and analyzes these across various occupations that have adopted robots. A general equilibrium model is developed which incorporates robot automation in a large open ...

It is engineered to navigate various terrains – including slopes, stairs, sand and snow – while maintaining smooth movement and resisting shock and interference. Humanoid robots in the market ...