MIT and Toyota researchers developed an AI tool that builds realistic 3D worlds, helping robots train faster and smarter.

From pollination to search and rescue, these machines could transform how humans interact with nature. But their potential also raises new ethical and scientific questions.

A four-legged robot named Olympus was "mounted upside down to a floating platform at the European Space Agency’s ORBIT facility," according to ESA. See how it reacted, Credit: ESA-SJM Photography ...

Key Innovations Driving Robotics 2024 The robotics landscape in 2024 is changing faster than ever before. Tech ...

What happens when you take the traditional three-act movie structure and deliver it in 90-second bite-sized episodes that viewers can consume on their phones? You get microdramas, an emerging ...

Abstract: This study presents a touch-free telesurgery interface that uses computer vision to intuitively control a UR5e robotic system for 2D surgical tasks. The system aims to provide a scalable and ...