Testing the $1,749 electric scooter with 50 mph top speed, 81-mile range, dual 1500W motors, and hydraulic suspension.

Humanoid robots are starting to gain something that once belonged firmly in the realm of science fiction: a sense of pain.

Robots are starting to gain something that looks a lot like a sense of touch, and in some cases even a crude version of pain.

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E-books and tablets, smartphones, Google and even ‘The Matrix’ were all conceived in the mid-20th century by the author of ‘Solaris’. Here’s how Stanisław Lem predicted the future we live in.

They achieved this by embedding an elastomer inside the exoskeleton to control each of its segments and then mounting it on a ...

Abstract: Modulation of joint stiffness is a natural ability of humans, which enables us to interact smoothly and stably with environments. Inspired by this observation, variable impedance control has ...

Musk reposted the 38-second video on his X profile, which was originally created by Alex Utopia and shows Tesla's humanoid robots doing a variety of everyday jobs. Since Musk posted the clip, it has ...

AgiBot, a humanoid robotics company based in Shanghai, has engineered a way for two-armed robots to learn manufacturing tasks through human training and real-world practice on a factory production ...