Scientists at UC Berkeley have come out with a humanoid robot that is fully open-source, customizable, budget-friendly and can be 3D printed.

The robot from 1X features a 3D-printed nylon fabric skin-like finish that makes it stand out from other humanoid bots in the market.

Boston Dynamics and the Toyota Research Institute shows us how the Atlas robot works while powered by a Large Behavior Model ...

Four of the General Robotics Lab's 3D-printed walking robots. They're all based on different animals. A team of researchers at Duke University have invented a program that uses written prompts to ...

Tactile sensors are widely used in robotics, prosthetics, wearable devices, and healthcare monitoring. These devices detect and convert external stimuli such as pressure and force into electrical ...

Smart glasses provide scalable training data compared with static cameras. Robots learn manipulation tasks directly from ...

As difficult as it is for a human to learn ambidexterity, it’s quite easy to program into a humanoid robot. After all, a ...

Robots built from 3D-printed blocks navigated outdoor obstacles, formed bridges, and worked with drones to assemble ...

Modular robots built by Dartmouth researchers are finding their feet outdoors. Engineered to assemble into structures that ...