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A Taiwanese university research team successfully developed a lightweight, affordable agricultural drilling robot, capable of navigating around obstacles in the field.

MIT researchers taught social robot “Nexi” how to disguise its true intention to carry out a specific goal and achieve human "mental state manipulation.”

The Bristol-based OC Robotics, specializing in “robots for confined spaces," recently launched the latest model of its army of snake-arm robots, Series II - X125.

The Autonomous Aerial Cargo/Utility System (AACUS) can fulfill requests for supplies in unmanned helicopter flight—you can even place the order on a common tablet.

Researchers from the MIT Personal Robots Group recently unveiled tiny wearable “Zipperbots,” which can automatically track, open, and seal fabric edges.

A Japanese table-top wireless humanoid robot, PLEN, recently has learned to drive a small car around and clean a work desk as well as a computer screen.

What would happen when two shoddy robots sumo-wrestled with each other until one of them fell over or got punched out of the ring?

With the return of actor Arnold Schwarzenegger, “Terminator: Genisys”--the fifth installment of the classic Sci-Fi franchise--has just released the latest trailer.

A research team from Kod*lab recently took the six-legged robot, D-RHex 2.0, to New Mexican deserts to test its dune-climbing and “parkouring” skills in harsh environme

May the force be with you!

Polish design and research collective, NAS-DRA, has been developing a “parasitic drone” that can attach itself to neon billboards to absorb CO2 in the city air.

A small Australian team came up with a drone delivery solution that might answer the questions currently raised by the online giants like Google and Amazon.

Ford developed a special robotic team to endure day-to-day the inevitable danger and tedium on the bumpy tracks.

The robot barkeeps take orders from a set of tablets, on which customers can specify ingredients to taste for their own cocktails.

Recently, on Microsoft’s Silicon Valley campus, four K5 security robots can already be seen patrolling at night.

More surprising applications of electroadhesion technology for commercial and industrial use.

The brand new sentient-robot film is coming to theaters next March.

A California-based company recently published several demo videos online to demonstrate the application potential and possibilities of electroadhesion.