ROBOTICS

Experts predict this year will be a game-changer, with surprising developments and trends that will shape the future of AI.

University California Berkeley researchers have developed a framework, RoVi-Aug, that allows robots to teach each other without human intervention.

According to research, people will feel sorry for robots that emit human emotions.

NATO has already awarded the first tranche from its $1.1 billion funding to four companies.

An A.I.-powered robot's response to the question if it would go against humans has drawn mixed reactions from the attendees of a U.N. summit.

"Through our series of studies, we have found that augmenting the body has a significant impact on the mind," said Masahiko Inami, a professor at the University of Tokyo who is leading the team of researchers.

Companies that put people first integrate AI and tech into society responsibly.

Tactigon said it will showcase a robot learning to say hello, dance, fight and pick up an object.

When it comes to manufacturing, industrial robotics is the way of the future.

Researchers at UC-Berkeley have revealed a robot named SpeedFolding, which can fold 30-40 garments per hour, a remarkable new speed record for automated bots.

The robots look like tiny peekytoe crabs.

As the U.S economy goes through the "Great Resignation" of workers following a year of the COVID-19 pandemic, some companies are responding by raising the number of robots in roles previously filled by people.

Leaked internal documents from Lab126, Amazon's research and development arm, reveal that the Vesta will be a home-roaming platform that uses Alexa.

Singapore launches new self-driving bus trial

GM teams up wtih Microsoft on Cruise self-driving vehicle

GM takes to skies with flying car concept unveiled at CES

The Moley robotic kitchen is perhaps the most impressive announcement we've seen from this year's CES

Massive tech show will go on, in virtual format

The consumer tech innovator is expected to begin manufacturing its own line of self-driving vehicles in 2024.

The ESA's Planetary Robotics Laboratory designed a mini version of the ExoMars rover, and anyone with a 3D printer can build it. Known as ExoMy, the six-wheeled robot features the key features of its older sibling.

Autonomous driving will be fully embraced when the public perceives that automobiles are as smart as humans in recognizing and responding to unusual circumstances.