Hugging Face has announced two new robots that it is bringing to market, including a humanoid that the AI development platform plans on selling for around $3,000. HopeJR is an open-source humanoid ...

But will they improve our lives? With a firm yet delicate grip, a robot hand at the Robotics and Biology Laboratory at the Technical University of Berlin picks up a flower with its pneumatic fingers.

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“The GDP of your economy is dramatically affected by how much compute you can deploy.” While robots still struggle with physical tasks like opening doors, AI is already capable of coding and ...

As the global construction robots market surges toward $3.5 billion by 2030, these machines are fundamentally transforming job site safety and capabilities. From autonomous pile drivers constructing ...

Hugging Face Inc. has open-sourced the blueprints of two internally developed robots called HopeJR and Reachy Mini. The company debuted the machines on Thursday. Hugging Face is backed by more ...

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Researchers in the UK have designed a new groundbreaking type of social robot that mimics therapy horses and helps people regulate emotions, making a huge step forward in the pursuit of better ...

By James Hibberd Writer-at-Large Netflix’s acclaimed adult animated series Love Death + Robots has dropped its long-awaited fourth season, which includes 10 striking fever dream episodes that ...

In a world first, scientists have created soft robots that can be 3D printed and then just get up and walk out of the printer that made them. And it can be done using a open-source platform that costs ...

Automated line cooks make burgers for customers at BurgerBots in California's Silicon Valley. The kitchen staff cooks the patties, while the robots assemble the burger.