AI-Powered Mini Soccer Robot Demonstrates Remarkable Agility, Skill in 1-on-1 Matches In games, these robots, trained using advanced learning methods, demonstrate surprising moves like pivoting and spinning, which are difficult to pre-program. by Inno Flores
Science Chinese Company's Electric-powered Humanoid Robot H1 Does a Backflip, Sets Speed Records by John Lopez
Science China Might Bring Humanoid Robots into Existence Soon—Will They Replace Humans? by Joseph Henry
Tech Humanoid Robots Inches More Towards Reality as OpenAI-Backed 1X Raises Another $100M by Aldohn Domingo
Tech Agility Robotics' RoboFab Facility Can Build 10,000 'Digit' Humanoid Robots Yearly by Quincy Jon
Science Self-Awareness in Robots? This Robot Learns to Understand Itself Without Human Assistance by Thea Felicity
Science Humanoid Robot Ameca Could Perfectly Mimick Human-like Facial Expressions But Can it Walk or Run? by Joseph Henry
Feature Company Offering $127,840 For Rights To 'Friendly Face' To Be Used In Humanoid Robots by Athena Chan
Tech Boston Dynamics' Atlas Humanoid Robot Can Now Do A Backflip: It's Awesome And Scary At The Same Time by Lipin Pappachan
Science Remember Pepper Robot? It's Getting Android Developer Tools And Landing On US Shores by Anu Passary
Science Humanoid Robot Dives To Find King Louis XIV's Wrecked Ship And Treasures by Rina Marie Doctor
Robotics Hong Kong Man Fulfills Lifelong Dream, Builds Life-Like Scarlett Johansson Robot by Louise Chan
Robotics Realistic, Human-like Robot Sophia Cheerfully Says She Wants To Destroy Humans by Rina Marie Doctor
Robotics Not Quite 'The Jetsons' Rosie But Researchers Are Working On Building Robot Maids Of The Future by Louise Chan
Science Humanoid Robot Walk-Man Can Operate Human Tools, Help In Search And Rescue Operations by Katrina Pascual
Culture Pepper The Humanoid Robot Flies To France To Give Shoppers Suggestions On Wine Pairings And Recipes by Charity Johnson
Robotics MIT Researchers Give HERMES Robot Human Reflexes: See What It Can Do [Video] by Dianne Depra
Robotics Interview With Mike Slee, Director Of National Geographic Documentary 'ROBOTS 3D' by Andrea Alfano