You may have even seen it running and waving, or maybe you shook its hand. The futuristic human-like figure is part of the Interactive Combat League, which holds robot fights in Detroit.

Robot battles in Detroit highlight advanced technology History was made on Saturday evening in Detroit, and it looked like science fiction. "I don't know where else you'd see something like this ...

His league came out of a larger business he fou nded in 2005 called Global Empowerment, a Christian ministry focused on developing social entrepreneurs through education, creating businesses and ...

The robot seen on 7 Mile was promoting the upcoming RoboWar event scheduled for July 19. “It’s amazing. It’s for the family. Anyone can come,” Cartwright said.

Cheddar announces a new partnership with the National Havoc Robot League (NHRL), one of the largest and most thrilling robotic combat leagues in the world.

Robot combat evolves at Unitree's Iron Fist King event as G1 robots face off in China, featuring knockouts, precise strikes and agile machines that can perform side flips.

Art Cartwright, the robot's owner and founder of Interactive Combat League, explained that the robot is harmless and part of his mission to bring robot technology to Detroit. "This is really the ...