Norwegian robotics startup 1X plans to start testing its humanoid robot, Neo Gamma, in 'a few hundred to a few thousand' ...

Something that distinguishes current robots from living creatures is rigidity. Cells are often squishy, while robots' usual plastic and metal structures are not. There are some examples of softer ...

This story appears in the May 2017 issue of National Geographic magazine. Banish your preconceptions of robots as stiff, herky-jerky metal machines. An “octobot” less than three inches wide is ...

looks different from most of the other robots being developed these days because it's not a bunch of cold metal parts but instead has a skeleton covered with a "muscular system." Just like people.

It uses three robotic arms to lay down metal prints of remarkable size, around eight meters wide and six meters tall. It can churn through about 50 kg of metal per hour, and can be run off of a ...

Even Without a Brain, Metal-Eating Robots Can Search for Food Mar. 31, 2021 — This 'metal-eating' robot can follow a metal path without using a computer or needing a battery.

This will be the group’s first world championship experience at the middle-high school level — working with more complex metal robots rather than plastic. “It was hard because it was all ...