Home > Science Engineers Develop Tiny Shapeshifting Spider Robot Thanks to its ability to squeeze through small crevices, the robot might someday help search and rescue teams find disaster survivors.

Watch this adorable beagle as he first defeats his adversary and then co-opts the fuzzy robot spider to massage his paws.

The "most famous spider in the world right now" scurried over a note from King Charles III on the queen's coffin, right by the Imperial State Crown.

Spider corpses are also biodegradable, which Preston argues makes them better for the environment than other robot parts – which often result in e-waste.

A team of engineers and plant pathologists are developing a spider-shaped robot as the latest weapon in the war against a devastating crop disease.

A spider made a surprise appearance at Queen Elizabeth II's funeral service at Westminster Abbey. See how the internet reacted.

As if the robot uprising wasn’t inevitable enough, scientists engineered a spider-like bot that can quickly scurry up walls using magnetic feet. In a study published Dec. 14 in the journal ...

Necrobotics is now apparently a thing Boffins from Rice University in Texas have used a dead spider as an actuator at the end of a robot arm and created the field of "necrobotics" which ...

One day, they hope this spider-like design could even help robots navigate the icy caverns of the moon and Mars. How does the spider robot work?

A TEAM of robot experts has given a dire warning after their creepy crawly contraption took a turn for the worse. Hacksmith is a company that brings fictional tech to life but the huge spider-like … ...

As the world gathered to lay Queen Elizabeth to rest during her funeral service, eagle-eyed royal watchers spied a crawling creature on top of a letter that was placed onto of the coffin.

Engineers have created an impressive robot called the Magnecko, which is able to climb on walls and ceilings using electro-magnetic feet.