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Asimo meets Pepper: Honda and Softbank partnering in robots TOKYO (AP) — Is Honda's walking robot Asimo marrying Pepper, the ... Major automakers and technology companies are interested in robotics to ...
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| Samsung expands robot technology to cars, IoT business Samsung Group plans to expand its presence in the robotics business converged with artificial intelligence (AI). In particular, Samsung ...
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This new technology may be the latest weapon for terrorists On July 14, Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel drove a 19-ton cargo truck into a crowd at a Bastille Day celebration in Nice, France, killing 84 people.
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St. Joseph Police Aim to Purchase New Robot The Police Department currently does have one small robot, which officers use for surveillance, but wants one with updated technology.
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First harvesting robot under development While robotic technology for weeding is already available, harvesting has so far proved difficult to automate, however, work at the University of Lincoln ...
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LEGO robots are taking over LCCC this week Nathan Baldauff, left, and Connor Gavlick, both 12, work together on their LEGO robots during a robotics summer camp held at the technology center ...
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How robots are taking on autism Robots are eliminating job drudgery in hospitals, and as technology advances, they'll take on therapeutic roles, like helping autistic children, ...
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US Military to build modular robot parts they can plug together for different missions 'By challenging the technology community to integrate the collective functions hosted by an entire PCB onto a device approaching the size of a single ...
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Acting in 'Mr. Robot' has made Carly Chaikin as paranoid as a hacker Carly Chaikin, who plays Darlene on 'Mr. Robot', spoke with Digital Trends about how she represents women in tech, how fictional hacking group ...
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New pill-sized robots to help stomach issues A team of researchers at MIT and the Tokyo institute of Technology have developed a tiny indigestible robot, named origami robot that can be ...
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