And sometimes it’s about making the technology more human in form as well as function. Agility Robotics has deployed Digit, a humanoid robot that grasps, bends, crouches, lifts and moves ...

Amazon's new Vulcan fulfillment center robot doesn't look humanoid but it has some very human characteristics, like the ability to "feel" the items it's handling. Amazon introduced Vulcan at its ...

XPENG’s humanoid robot, Iron, is not your typical factory machine. Standing 5 feet, 8 inches tall and weighing 154 pounds, Iron combines advanced artificial intelligence with human-like movement ...

This allows the Vulcan robot to pick and stow roughly three-quarters of the items stocked in the company’s warehouses, a task that was previously handled predominantly by human workers.

Amazon’s new “Vulcan” warehouse robot — capable of picking ... of-touch system to navigate shelves that once required the human mind and hand, reaching bins eight feet high or inches ...

Mass production of the robot (credit: TESLA) Alongside the excitement, ethical and economic questions also arise: What will happen to the labor market when intelligent machines replace human workers?

The CL-3, a humanoid robot developed by China's tech firm LimX Dynamics, has demonstrated a series of human-like movements resembling post-work stretches in a newly published video. In the footage, ...

Amazon has unveiled a new robot called Vulcan which “represents ... it makes contact with an object,” says Amazon. Like its human coworkers, Vulcan has the “finesse” and “natural ...

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has shared a new video of the company’s Optimus humanoid robot performing fluid dance moves with balance and coordination similar to a human's. The six-second clip, posted on ...

Their robot, Purdubiks Cube ... "To put it in perspective, the human blink is 200 to 300 milliseconds. So we're significantly faster than that. Human reaction time is about ...

Scientists inspired by the octopus's nervous system have developed a robot that can decide how to ... anchoring medical tools inside the human body, or creating soft toys and wearable tools ...

He added Uber would still need human drivers, with self-driving cars struggling in extreme weather. Uber drivers are already sharing the road with robot rivals — and it could be about to change ...