LiveScience Topic:
Robots
Find out everything there is to know about robots and stay updated on the latest robots and inventions with the comprehensive articles and interactive features. Learn more about man's innovative creations as people and scientists continue to invent and interact with robots.
A new pressure sensor can detect delicate touch...
Researchers spent years developing the tiny tech necessary to make a fly-sized robot capable of controlled flight.
Many of the virtual bots are better than the ones humans could develop.
Engineers hope to one day build amphibious robots that can tackle both land and sea.
When humans watched video of a robot dinosaur being abused, it elicited the same emotions as seeing a video of humans being abused.
Scientists show how a red-eared slider could be steered like a remote-controlled toy car.
The new robot learns from its human partner in order to help assemble IKEA furniture
Researcher Joseph Bahlman designs a robotic flapper inspired by bats.
Even white-collar professionals are being replaced by machines.
The fact that robots can find their way through a maze without complex navigation strategies suggests the same is true for ants.
Falkor Systems’ CEO dreams of a future where everyone has a personal drone.
The robot can make a drink in less than 10 seconds, creators say.
This robot is being developed for for the Army Research Laboratory's RCTA program.
Research indicates that California ground squirrels may inhibit attacks from rattlesnakes by signaling to the snakes with their tails, and that research requires a robotic, tail swishing squirrel.
Recent research indicates some prey may inhibit attacks by signaling predators.
Designed by scientist Tomotaka Takahashi, the robot recently underwent zero gravity tests.
FACEBOOK ACTIVITY
TWITTER ACTIVITY
