Rise of the Robots: Segway Platform Gives Mechanoids Motion
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A military project aimed at building smarter robots has given researchers the wheels they need to make their automatons go.
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BEIJING, Aug.20(Xinhuanet) -- The world&#39;s lightest flying micro-robot has been developed by Japan&#39;s Seiko Epson Corporation.
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Tiny robots powered by living muscle have been created by scientists at the University of California, Los Angeles.
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A new generation of robotic vacuums is ready to do battle with dirt, dust and dog hair with more cleaning power and cunning than their ancestors could muster.     Faced with the usual obstacles - furniture, stairs, low-hanging bed skirts and stray socks - they intelligently and acrobatically extricate themselves from most tight spots and largely avoid getting stuck or sucking in what they shouldn't...
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A submersible robot can harvest timber from long-forgotten underwater forests. Clear-cutting never looked so green. By Michael Behar from Wired magazine.
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Gyroscopically balanced scooters have given disabled people a new grasp on mobility.
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From lifelike Einstein robot that can recognize you to a hand that can pack a Popeye punch, Wired NextFest brings more glimpses of a future ....
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A walking robot that adapts to different terrain is helping scientists understand how humans move and could one day lead to improved treatment for spinal cord and other injuries, German researchers said on Friday.
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Predictions from a neural network could make characters' movements less jerky.
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It's time for radical robomediation. Let's hand the service industry to automatons rather than transforming humans into reluctant machines. Commentary by Momus.
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The micro flyer is the next version of the robot by the Japanese technology firm that wowed crowds with last year.
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Seiko Epson have unveiled their latest wireless flying micro-robot named the FR-II. The successor to the FR robot the latest micromechatronic contraption has a number of improvements. It is 2.3g heavier than the original FR at 12.3g but does away with the ...
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The world&#39;s lightest flying micro-robot has been developed by Japan&#39;s Seiko Epson Corporation. The 12-gram robot resembles a small helicopter and is about 136 millimetres wide
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The future of robotics may involve teams of small, cooperating droids.
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A unique motion-based controller from Motus is designed to create a more realistic experience for video game players.
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Seiko Epson is developing a flying robot that looks like a miniature helicopter and is about the size of a giant bug. The company hopes it&#39;ll prove handy for security, disaster rescue and space exploration.
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FOR decades, science fiction has promised a future in which lifeâs most mundane chores are carried out by robots. Sadly, the clunky, wobbling automatons that have been wheeled out as examples of this brave