Phantom is the first humanoid robot developed by San Francisco-based startup Foundation Robotics Labs. In the near future, the company’s line of humanoid robots could manufacture cars, rove warehouses ...

Using another model, those robots were then able to analyze the motions of humans in front of them and mimic those movements themselves. The result was a humanoid robot able to seamlessly walk ...

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Chinese startup Pudu Robotics has unveiled its latest creation, the D9 humanoid robot, designed to revolutionize the way we work and interact with machines. Standing at an impressive 5.57 feet ...

The most agile and fluid robotic movements, such as Boston Dynamics’s impressive demonstrations of robot acrobatics, are typically narrow, pre-programmed sequences. Teaching robots to perform a ...

Tamir Blum founded Kisui Tech while still a student, in 2021 — a company that is using technology from space exploration to build an AI-assisted farming robot. “In the past 20 years or so ...

There were a slew of innovations in robot vacuums on the CES show floor ... such as cat toys by the cat bed or shoes by the front door. Neither demoed their app, however, so I didn’t get to ...

The idea of automated machines doing work for us has existed for as long as civilization, but it wasn't until 1920 that Czech playwright Karel Čapek coined the word "robot" to describe a humanoid ...

Attendees could also pose for selfies with Booster Robotics’ T1 model, a short humanoid robot that performed feats ... The technology was front and center at CES, as attendees experimented ...

The Lymow One sports two key features that robot lawnmowers have been missing. Here's why I'm dying to test the innovative mower this spring. David lives in Brooklyn where he's spent more than a ...

Brian Karlsson for The New York Times “Do you want to tip the robot?” my colleague Julie Creswell asked. We were ordering salads on a touch pad at the Sweetgreen near Madison Square Garden.