Robotics

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Engineers Develop a Strong Yet Flexible Robot that Can Screw in a Lightbulb

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Screwing in a lightbulb may seem simple, but for robots, it’s a complex task. Researchers at Northeastern University have tackled this challenge by developing a robot that combines flexibility and sensitivity to handle the bulb while generating enough torque to secure it. Jeffrey Lipton, an assistant professor of mechanical and industrial engineering at Northeastern, explains […]

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Boston Dynamics Unveils a Significant Advancement in Humanoid Robot Mobility

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Chinese humanoid robots are advancing rapidly with remarkable agility, but Boston Dynamics remains a pioneer in the field. A new video of its swivel-jointed Atlas robot showcases its ability to run, cartwheel, and even breakdance, reaffirming its position at the cutting edge of humanoid mobility. That said, it’s important to note that many companies—such as

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From robots to humans, good decisions require diverse perspectives.

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When groups make decisions—whether humans, robots, or animals—not all members contribute equally. Some have more reliable information, while others hold greater social influence. A new study from the Cluster of Excellence Science of Intelligence highlights how uncertainty and diversity shape collective decision-making. Published in Scientific Reports, the research by Vito Mengers, Mohsen Raoufi, Oliver Brock,

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Most Powerful Non-Hydraulic Robotic Arm Lifts a Ford F-250

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Rise Robotics is gearing up to claim a spot in the Guinness Book of World Records with the world’s strongest non-hydraulic robotic arm. For nearly a decade, this record has remained uncontested since the Fanuc M-2000iA/2300 lifted an impressive 5,070 lb (2,300 kg). Now, Rise aims to shatter that benchmark using a surprisingly traditional approach—belts

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Humanoid Robots Join Assembly Line to Build More of Themselves

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The self-replicating robot era may soon be upon us: Apptronik’s humanoid Apollo robot is preparing to help produce more copies of itself, thanks to a new partnership with global engineering firm Jabil. Jabil, which manufactures components for major brands like Apple, Dell, and HP, will integrate Apollo robots into its assembly lines, including those dedicated

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Flatworm-Inspired Aquatic Robot Propels Itself with a Wiggling Motion

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To safely collect data in delicate aquatic environments, researchers have developed a robot that mimics flatworms’ swimming motion. While flatworms usually move along the seabed, they can also propel themselves through water by undulating their bodies. Inspired by this, scientists at Switzerland’s EPFL created a compact, untethered robot that moves effortlessly in any direction across

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A New Learning Framework Enables Humanoid Robots to Quickly Recover and Stand Up After Falling

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Humanoid robots, designed to resemble the human body, are becoming increasingly capable of efficiently handling diverse tasks in real-world environments. Advances in their control algorithms have led to significant improvements, enabling many to move faster and mimic human-like motions more effectively. Since humanoid robots are designed to walk and run like humans, balancing on two

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Watch: The First Humanoid Robot to Do a Front Flip

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Zhongqing Robotics (also known as EngineAI), a Chinese robotics company, has recently introduced a humanoid robot that performs a front flip, marking a major milestone in the field of humanoid robotics. The Challenge of Perception and Safety in a Front Flip While robot backflips are no longer a novelty—thanks to Boston Dynamics’ Atlas doing one

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Flatworm-Inspired Aquatic Robot Propels Itself With a Shimmy-Like Motion

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Robots collecting data in delicate aquatic environments should avoid whirring propellers that could injure wildlife or tangle in weeds. A new bot solves this problem by mimicking the swimming motion of flatworms. While marine flatworms typically remain on the seabed, they can navigate open water by undulating their thin, flat bodies. Waves ripple from the

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Watch: 1X’s Neo Gamma Robot Handles Household Chores for You

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1X has just released a video showcasing its latest home robot, the Neo Gamma. Designed to clean, serve, and function as a voice companion, this humanoid robot has never looked more endearing—or more in need of a little companionship. The video begins with Neo powering on before seamlessly preparing and serving coffee to a cheerful

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