Earlier this month, the journal Science published a report about a robot that could formulate hypotheses, perform experiments to test those hypotheses, and thereby contribute to scientific knowledge.

Because we've seen so many robots. We've seen Robbie the Robot from the 1956 movie Forbidden Planet, Rosie the housekeeper from The Jetsons, the animated Gigantor, C-3PO and R2-D2 from late 1970s ...

How funny can a robot be? A robot stand-up may be less stressful to watch than human comics but could have problems with a rowdy audience. Check out the video below!

Robot with ‘digital nervous system’ learns to stand like a newborn giraffe - IntuiCell says technology represents ‘paradigm shift’ in AI and robotics than can scale to human-level intelligence ...

Robotics-factory automation-was going to be the key in America`s return to worldwide competitiveness, the not-so-secret weapon against the techno-Japanese. The interesting news is that American ...

For the robot to learn how to stand and twist its body, for example, it first performs a series of simulations in order to train a high-level deep-learning network how to perform the task ...

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"Toddler" Robot. For a baby, knowing how to stand, let alone walk, represents a huge learning achievement. Such a feat is yet to be perfectly duplicated in machines, but we’re getting there.

Robot being developed in Germany could eventually walk upright and maybe even work in outer space. ... a machine that moves like an ape and can stand on two legs like a human.