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$299 Mini Rover Can Be Controlled From Anywhere on Earth Via 4G

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Always wanted to drive a Mars rover? Well, unfortunately, that’s not possible. However, you can buy and operate a four-wheeled rover that can be controlled from anywhere on the planet through 4G cellular networks. And, aptly enough, it’s called the EarthRover. Built on Advanced Technology from Leading Institutions Manufactured by Singapore-based startup FrodoBots, the EarthRover […]

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Kawasaki Reveals a Hydrogen-Fueled Robot Horse that You Can Ride

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Kawasaki Heavy Industries has just unveiled one of the wildest concept vehicles to date: the Corleo, a two-seater, four-legged robot that you control using body movements. Equipped with AI vision, it can navigate challenging terrain with ease. Sure, you could stick with a regular horse—but let’s face it, they can be unpredictable, and there’s the

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Record-breaking Tiny Robot Offloads Electronics To Fly By Magnetism

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Scientists claim to have developed the world’s smallest untethered flying robot, using a unique approach to its design. To minimize size and weight, they moved the robot’s power and control systems out of its sub-centimeter-wide body. Prof. Liwei Lin and his team at the University of California, Berkeley, are developing the robot, which measures just

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Air-powered Hexapod Robot is 3D-printed in One Soft and Flexible Piece

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While most people imagine robots as complex electronic devices, made up of several parts that need to be assembled in factories, a new experimental non-electronic robot has been designed to be 3D-printed in one single piece and is powered entirely by air. The soft-bodied robot was developed by postdoctoral scholar Yichen Zhai and his team,

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People in Japan Respect Robots and AI More Than Those in the West Societies

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Picture an automated delivery vehicle racing to complete a grocery drop-off as you rush to meet friends for a long-anticipated dinner. You both reach a busy intersection simultaneously. Do you pause to let it navigate the turn, or do you expect it to yield, even if traffic rules suggest it should go first? Navigating a

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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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