Ukraine war briefing: Bomber dies in attack on army recruitment centreArmy recruitment centers in Ukraine are facing a series of violent attacks, revealing vulnerabilities and tensions in the ongoing conflict.
Meticulous shows off its smart espresso machine at CES 2025 | TechCrunchMeticulous is introducing the first robotic lever espresso machine at CES 2025, enabling precise espresso brewing with advanced sensors and digital technology.
Tiny robots, big impact: Revolutionizing infertility treatment with magnetic microrobotsA new magnetically driven robotic microscrew provides a less invasive alternative for treating fallopian tube blockages in females.
fromMail Online4 months agoWould YOU let a robot check your breasts? Bot could diagnose cancerThe developed robotic finger enhances early detection of breast cancer and improves patient comfort during examinations.
NYC spends $222K on military-style 'throw bots' for NYPD in latest tech moveThe NYPD's acquisition of 14 throw bots aims to enhance safety and effectiveness in responding to emergencies.
Robot-phobia could exasperate hotel, restaurant labor shortageRelying more on robots in the hospitality industry can lead to increased job insecurity and intentions to quit among human workers.
AI artist will "train" robot dogs to do a live painting session - Yanko DesignAI-generated art is being explored for democratization of art, showcased through Spot robot dogs in an exhibit at the Museum of Fine Arts.
Odd wooden design object is a table, stool, lamp, or sculpture in one - Yanko DesignFurniture can be multi-functional, portable, and decorative, like Kosmos Architects' Dice piece.
Will Human Soldiers Ever Trust Their Robot Comrades?Advanced robotic technology like MARCbots plays a crucial role in protecting military personnel from hidden explosives.
Boston Dynamics' Atlas swapped for commercial modelBoston Dynamics retired the hydraulic version of Atlas and introduced an all-electric version designed for commercial use.
A robot gets a face of living skin' that allows it to smileHumanoid robots with engineered living skin tissue and human-like ligaments can achieve a more natural appearance, enhancing their lifelikeness.