Metal Eden, the upcoming sci-fi FPS from Deep Silver and the developer behind 2017's indie hit The Ruiner, has just had a new trailer at the Future Games Show, and as a fan of fast-paced shooters ...

In an event that sounds like the opening chapter of a science fiction epic, a robot powered by advanced artificial intelligence successfully persuaded other robots to abandon their tasks and “go ...

Researchers at the University of Tokyo’s Dragon Lab have developed an intuitive hand-based teleoperation system that allows ...

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As part of today's State of Play, developer Reikon Games has unveiled Metal Eden, a new sci-fi first-person shooter (FPS) that looks like an incredible mix of Doom and Ghostrunner. Set in a dark ...

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In Reikon Games' Metal Eden, Doom's combat meets Ghostunner's parkour in one of the best demos available on Steam right now.

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Tesla ’s latest update to its Optimus robot – an AI-powered humanoid – has sparked comparisons to Will Smith ’s 2004 sci-fi film, I, Robot. On Thursday (October 10), during the company’s ...

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