If you thought the monkey-like robot AMEE seen in the Val Kilmer sci-fi flick Red Planet was a tad far-fetched, think again. The German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence (DFKI) and the ...

Robot designers go ape over "Charlie" His name is Charlie, and he's the latest thing in lifelike robotics: a machine that moves like an ape and can stand on two legs like a human.

Robosimian, the four-limbed, ape-inspired robot created by JPL/Caltech’s Robotics team, is pretty incredible in this new video — watch as it tightens bolts, navigates an obstacle course, opens ...

A NASA team is putting the finishing tweaks on its amazing, and somewhat creepy, climbing robot RoboSimian, a four-limbed automaton built to compete in a U.S. military robotics challenge in 2015.

The iStruct, a robotic ape developed at the German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence (DFKI) and the University of Bremen, is using its active spine and multi-contact feet to stand upright.

The robot ape’s design is inspired by the anatomy of real apes, which allows it to navigate complex terrains with ease. This hybrid structure enables the robot to switch between walking on all ...

NASA designs ape-like robot for disasters Heather Kelly, CNN 3 min read Published 10:33 PM EST, Mon December 29, 2014 ...

Then there’s Robosimian, an ape-inspired finalist in the competition that comes from NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab and Caltech and looks like a cross between a mammal, a spider, and a killer robot.

In this case, the robotic ape’s two hind feet make contact at three different points each, at the heel and beneath two large toes, while its hands use a large, curved block to brace its body ...

"Chibi Apes," a collection of 3,000 3D ape NFTs, is scheduled to go on sale on September 9. The collection is set to drop at 10 p.m. UTC and each "Chibi Apes" NFT costs 0.025 ETH (Ethereum ...

A NASA team is putting the finishing tweaks on its amazing, and somewhat creepy, climbing robot RoboSimian, a four-limbed automaton built to compete in a U.S. military robotics challenge in 2015.