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Scientists use 3D printers to create soft skin for robots

Researchers at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign are transforming the way robots interact with humans by using 3D printers to create soft skin pads...

MIT engineers create flexible skeletons for muscle-powered robots

In a groundbreaking development, engineers at MIT have created a new kind of device that could make robots move using muscles, just like humans...

Unraveling the universe’s secrets with robot-assisted space mapping

In the quest to understand the vastness of the universe, scientists have embarked on an ambitious project using a special tool called the Dark...

How tiny robots are mimicking nature to make big strides

Imagine tiny robots working together like a school of fish or a colony of ants. This isn't science fiction anymore; it's what researchers at...

Scientists create aquatic robot mimicking Chinese rice grasshopper

At Kiel University, a team of smart scientists led by Professor Stanislav N. Gorb is turning the natural world's coolest tricks into awesome robot...

MIT engineers teach household robots common sense

In a world where technology is rapidly advancing, engineers at MIT are taking a significant step towards making household robots smarter and more adaptable. Imagine...

Stanford researchers create power-saving spring actuator to support next-gen robots

In the quest to make robots and machines do more without gobbling up too much power, researchers at Stanford University have come up with...

Meet the three-legged robot inspired by nature: SKOOTR

Researchers at the University of Michigan have created an innovative robot named SKOOTR that's changing the game in robotics. Unlike the traditional robots we're used...

Robots in the wild: how field tests are revolutionizing robotic design

In November 2015, a team of engineers from the BioRobotics Lab (BioRob) at EPFL's School of Engineering faced a unique challenge. They were asked by...

This quadrupedal robot can do parkour and navigate disaster zones

In the world of robotics, a four-legged robot named ANYmal is taking impressive strides forward. Originally known for its ability to tackle the rocky paths...