Massive structural damage in the wake of disasters like tornadoes, hurricanes, landslides, and wildfires can make recovering ...

Fryer concludes: “The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is very clear: you can't just treat this technology like a black ...

Ian King says one of the clearest signs that he and George Gilder are right about "Convergence X" can be found in robotics.

Australia-based Alloy thinks it can help robotics firms with their data problem: The startup is building data infrastructure ...

Opportunities in Localization of Core Components In the process of accelerating the implementation of the humanoid robot industry, the localization of core components is facing unprecedented ...

Singapore's Defence Science and Technology Agency (DSTA) is set to intensify its focus on robotics, drones, autonomy, and ...

Domestic Robot Commercialization Accelerates, Multiple Forces Enter the Field In addition to Tesla's proactive layout, the domestic robot industry is also showing a vigorous development trend. On ...

The use of robotics in surgery is on the rise. The market was valued at $800 million in 2015, and has since risen to over $3 billion. One reason behind this rapid growth is that these robot systems ...

Morgan Stanley predicts that the market for humanoid robots could be worth $5 trillion by 2050. So just how important a role are they likely to play in our everyday lives? Humanoid robots appear to ...

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A startup has raised an initial round of funding to commercialize a technology that could create large structures in orbit.

San Francisco's AI boom fuels robot fight clubs, drawing techies to unique events. Robots battle in a boxing ring, thrilling audiences with custom programming and costumes.