Scientists develop new soft robot without hard or electronic parts
In a recent study, researchers have developed a new type of soft robot that is made and operated with no hard or electronic parts.
It...
Scientists develop new autonomous car to handle unknown conditions
In a new study, researchers have created a new way of controlling autonomous cars.
The new way could integrate prior driving experiences to control the...
Robots help fish and bees make decisions together
In a new study, researchers built a new bridge between the two animal communities - fish and bees.
With help from spy robots, the two...
New finding could improve human-robot collaboration in factories
In a new study, researchers try to figure out how robots will interact with human co-workers in factories of the future.
The study is conducted...
Spider silk may help build better robots
In a new study, researchers found spider silk could be used as robotic muscle.
This is because spider silk is one of the strongest materials...
Could robotic surgery save people with prostate cancer?
In a new study, researchers found many men with prostate cancer believe robotic surgery is more effective and better for their health, but there...
Regular problem solving cannot prevent cognitive decline
The well known 'use it or lose it' claim has been widely accepted by healthcare professionals.
But in a new study, researchers found that regularly...
Scientists develop a light-driven caterpillar robot
In a recent study, researchers from the University of Warsaw in Poland develop a light-driven soft robot that mimics caterpillar movements in nature. The...
Mind-controlled nanoscale robots can deliver drugs in the brain
Controlled drug delivery systems aim to improve the spatial (where) and temporal resolution (when) of therapeutic molecules. However, the temporal resolution is very challenging...
What robots can teach us about intimacy?
When we talk with other people about life events, we always hope that the listener can be responsive and sympathetic.
In that way, we can...