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New tech gives robots superhuman vision using radio waves to see in any weather

In the race to build robots that can navigate any environment, scientists have faced a big challenge: traditional vision systems, like cameras and LiDAR,...

Scientists unlock the secrets of octopus movement for next-gen soft robot

A team of engineers has developed a groundbreaking computer model that captures the complex muscle structure of an octopus arm, offering valuable insights for...

MIT develops faster, smarter way to train robots for any task

In The Jetsons, Rosie the robot could seamlessly switch between cooking, cleaning, and taking out the trash. But in reality, teaching robots to handle a...

Tiny soft battery could power new medical and robotic devices

Researchers at the University of Oxford have made a significant breakthrough in creating tiny, soft batteries designed for medical devices and small robots. These new...

New wearable robot lets paralyzed users suit up independently

Researchers at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) have introduced a groundbreaking wearable robot called the WalkON Suit F1. This innovative device...

Meet MobiPrint: A smart robot that prints 3D objects directly onto floors

Researchers from the University of Washington have developed MobiPrint, a smart, mobile 3D printer that can create objects directly onto floors. Unlike traditional 3D printers...

New electricity-free circuit could make robots smarter and more efficient

For the first time, scientists have developed a way to give robots complex instructions without using electricity, which could lead to smarter robots with...

This robotic finger can check your pulse and detect lumps

Researchers at the University of Science and Technology of China have developed a new soft robotic "finger" with a sensitive touch that can perform...

Scientists develop new method for robots to map scenes and complete tasks intuitively

Imagine walking into a messy kitchen with the goal of cleaning the counter. You could quickly sweep up everything or carefully sort items by type,...

Tiny robots morph and move with a spark of electricity

Researchers at Cornell University have created incredibly small robots, less than 1 millimeter in size, that can change their shape and crawl when given...