The new Netflix movie “The Electric State” depicts a world full of robots — but not robots as we know them. Directed by brothers Anthony and Joe Russo (who previously helmed two Avengers ...

A hilarious clip of a woman outsmarting an artificial intelligence-enabled robot has gone viral on social media. In the video, a woman can be seen stealing from the AI robot, leaving the netizens ...

Is it finally time to get a robot to mow your lawn, or are these mowers still an overpriced luxury? CNET dives into the pros ...

Humanoid robots will soon join the workforce, according to the CEO of Nvidia, with factory work the likeliest destination.

Almost no other self-emptying robot vacuums in the $400 price range add small obstacle avoidance to their list of features, making this Roomba less likely to need supervision than its peers.

Nvidia is collaborating with Disney Research and Google DeepMind to develop Newton, a physics engine to simulate robotic ...

A team of robotics researchers at the University of Edinburgh have designed a robot arm powered by AI that can serve people coffee and carry out other tasks. The researchers put Kinova to the test ...

See some of his work at stephenjbronner.com. Roomba-maker iRobot has added four new lidar-equipped robot vacuum models to its 2025 lineup, bringing premium features to a more reasonable price.

A company she co-founded has already demonstrated a general-purpose AI robot that can fold laundry, among other tasks. Other ...

The Electric State on Netflix is a movie about a robot uprising, so, naturally, The Electric State cast includes a bunch of famous actors whose voices are distorted to sound more electronic.

Unlike their hand-operated counterparts, robot vacuums can sweep up your house or apartment all with the press of a button, even when you’re not at home — no manual pushing and sweeping necessary.

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