Tag: robotics
Ex-Rocket Engineer Develops Tiny Autonomous Drone to Hunt Mosquitoes
A former missile engineer created a 40-gram drone that autonomously locates and eliminates mosquitoes using ultrasonic sonar technology.
Read MoreInnovative Robotic Clothing Enables Hands-Free Dressing
Engineers develop robotic clothing that allows individuals to dress without using their hands or external assistance.
Read MoreChina Hosts First International Humanoid Robot Fighting Tournament
The first global no-rules humanoid robot fighting tournament took place in Shenzhen, featuring intense battles and technical showdowns.
Read MoreNvidia Unveils Jetson T3000 and T2000 Compact AI Systems Powered by Blackwell Chips
Nvidia introduces Jetson T3000 and T2000 compact AI platforms designed for robotics and industrial applications, launching in early 2027.
Read MoreBoston Dynamics’ Spot Robot Takes on Package Delivery Duty with New Conveyor System
Boston Dynamics is repurposing its Spot robot to aid last-mile delivery by autonomously unloading packages at customers’ doorsteps.
Read MoreSoyuz MS-29 Crew Arrives at ISS to Test Robotic Avatar and Space Technologies
Soyuz MS-29 delivered an international crew to the ISS, where they will conduct tests on a robotic avatar and other advanced space technologies.
Read MoreMidea Launches AT6 and AT6 Plus Cordless Wet Vacuum Cleaners with Advanced Cleaning Features
Midea introduces AT6 and AT6 Plus cordless wet vacuum cleaners featuring foldable design, anti-hair-wrapping technology, and self-cleaning brushes.
Read MoreTesla Rapidly Dismantles Fremont Line to Shift Focus on Humanoid Robots
Tesla swiftly dismantled its Fremont Model S and Model X production line to repurpose the factory for humanoid robot manufacturing.
Read More1X Unveils Highly Agile Five-Fingered Hands on Neo Humanoid Robot
1X introduces Neo’s lifelike five-fingered hands, featuring 25 degrees of freedom for remarkably fast and human-like finger movements.
Read MoreRemote-Controlled Unitree G1 Robots Perform Successful Surgery on Live Pigs
Scientists at UC San Diego used remotely controlled Unitree G1 humanoid robots to remove gallbladders from live pigs in a pioneering surgical trial.
Read MoreMIT and EPFL Unveil Robotic Bird Capable of Flying and Diving for Ocean Research
Researchers from MIT and EPFL developed a robotic bird that can both fly and dive underwater, pioneering new possibilities for marine exploration.
Read MoreMitsubishi Motors to Produce 1,000 Humanoid Robots Monthly Starting Next Year
Mitsubishi Motors plans to begin manufacturing 1,000 humanoid robots per month in Japan from next year, collaborating with startup Highlanders.
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