When Real-World Tech Catches Up to Westworld
The Westworld aesthetic is all over today’s global humanoid frenzy, as are the parallels to emerging technology.
AI robots combine artificial intelligence and robotics to perform tasks, learn from experience, and work safely alongside people.
The Westworld aesthetic is all over today’s global humanoid frenzy, as are the parallels to emerging technology.
China’s humanoid robots are Wild ‘N Out as they usher in the Year of the Horse.
A Hungarian startup is generating buzz with its automated manufacturing system for building robots that’s straight out of Westworld.
Under stage lights in Shanghai, a lifelike robot sang softly to an audience of fellow machines. The pink-haired android performed a love song penned by its creator, a Chinese social media star with Ivy League schooling, who believes robots are destined to form more meaningful and intimate relationships with humans.
Rapper Cardi B had a very strange interaction with a humanoid robot in San Francisco over the Super Bowl weekend.
The leading Indian robotics firm Addverb is taking a conservative approach as it eases its newly unveiled humanoid robots into the industrial workforce.
Nevada-based startup Cartwheel Robotics is shutting down after failing to secure enough funding to get its compact humanoid robot Yogi to market.
Chinese researchers have taught a Unitree G1 humanoid robot how to ride a skateboard with a new physics-aware control system called HUSKY.
As the Chinese government pushes to be the clear leader in the humanoid race by next year, well-funded firms throughout the mainland are reporting breakthrough after breakthrough.
Researchers from Shenzhen’s Southern University of Science and Technology (SUSTECH) recently showcased a soft humanoid robot prototype that physically adapts its body ondemand.
The Shanghai-based robotics startup MirrorMe Technology claims its new bipedal robot is the world’s fastest humanoid on two feet.