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DHL’s Stretch robot can unload around 580 cases an hour, almost twice the rate of a human unloader.

The research on human-following robot is important for practical applications. It is a hot field of human–machine technology. This article proposes an adaptive recurrent proportional integral ...

Aldebaran made the Pepper and Nao humanoid robots, which were popular in education and service uses but struggled to make money.

Meet Ameca, a humanoid robot built for the future of AI and human interaction. With remarkably realistic movements and expressive facial features, Ameca is more than just a machine—it’s a ...

Amazon's Vulcan, the first warehouse robot with touch sensitivity, has begun operations in the company's Spokane, Washington, and Hamburg, Germany, fulfillment centers.

Its robotaxi chief said drivers' role would change, with robotaxis set to dominate in city centers. He added Uber would still need human drivers, with self-driving cars struggling in extreme weather.

All of these events and more appear in the new documentary “My Robot Sophia” (on digital platforms), but the film skirts gimmicks to go in a more tricky and unsettling direction.

Amazon's new Vulcan robot uses physical AI to carefully stow and pick everything from socks to fragile electronics at fulfillment centers.

Amazon develops a robot that ‘feels’ touch, just like its human workers The company insists that its new Vulcan robot will be used ‘alongside’ existing warehouse workers.

Amazon introduced "Vulcan," a new warehouse robot with a sense of touch, but the company asserts it won't replace human workers.

The LEVA robot uniquely uses legs and wheels to autonomously lift and carry cargo boxes weighing up to 85 kg, navigating various terrains and stairs.