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MIT’s new robot packing genius: making luggage Tetris a breeze!

Packing luggage into a car trunk feels like a game of Tetris. But what if robots could do it for us? Turns out, they had...

This robot can change shape for different uses

Scientists at the University of Bristol and the Bristol Robotics Laboratory have created something straight out of a science fiction movie! Meet Tetraflex, a robot...

Scientists create a tiny, self-driving robot powered only by light and radio waves

Researchers at the University of Washington have developed a small, self-moving robot named MilliMobile that's changing the way we think about robotics and energy...

Amazing tiny robots use paper-folding trick to glide through the air

Scientists at the University of Washington have made some cool mini robots that change shape while flying down from the sky. Imagine a paper airplane...

Scientists teach robots to recognize objects just like kids learn to play with toys

Researchers at The University of Texas at Dallas have taught a robot named Ramp to recognize different objects by pushing them around. This might sound...

This shape-shifting robot can squeeze through tight spots

Have you ever watched a bug easily crawl through a tiny gap and wondered how it did that? Well, scientists at the University of Colorado...

US military plans to unleash thousands of autonomous war robots over next two years

The United States military plans to start using thousands of autonomous weapons systems in the next two years in a bid to counter China's...

Smart robots learn to use their whole body, not just fingers, to handle objects

Imagine you want to lift a heavy box and carry it upstairs. You would use both your hands, arms, and even balance it against your...

Scientists develop shape-shifting robot helpers inspired by ants

Have you ever seen ants join together to create bridges, rafts, or other structures? They change shape depending on what they need. Imagine if...

Quick-learn robots: How CMU’s VR tech revolutionizes robot training

Imagine trying to teach a toddler how to pick up a toy. You show them once or twice, and they get it, right? Now, scientists...