Engineers have developed a method to control balance in a two-legged, teleoperated robot -- an essential step toward enabling a humanoid to carry out high-impact tasks in challenging environments.

But getting two-legged, humanoid robots to exert force or push against something without falling has been a significant stumbling block.

Watch an amazing two legged robot conquer an obstacle course: Machine walks over slopes and snow without falling. Named MARLO, the robot is the work of Michigan University engineers ...

The robot, known as Mantis, looks somewhat like six excavator arms attached to the cab of an Apache helicopter and can walk at a top speed of 1.5 kilometres an hour, said its creator Matt Denton ...

Agility Robotics is putting Digit — a two-legged robot that can lift 40-pound packages — on the market. Ford, which has been involved in a research project with the robotics startup since last year, ...

Scientists train a four-legged robot DOG to become a goalkeeper – and it blocks 87.5% of shots. ... sidestep and dive to stop shots and move back to its starting position after making a block.

Hexa has six legs, looks like a bug, and moves with bizarre confidence. And it just might bring robot hacking to the masses. Hexa uses a variety of sensors to find its way around, including a ...