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CHINA has shown the world the latest high tech weapons being added to a growing military arsenal – but is all as it seems?
Xi Jinping wheeled out his flashy new hypersonic n…
Opposition councillor in Taiwanese capital accuses authorities of sending ‘Trojan horse’ into citizens’ daily livesTaipei City council has come under fire after admitting that a robot dog it bought to help patrol city streets using surveillance cameras…
More than 500 humanoid robots in 280 teams from 16 countries are competing in sports including soccer, running and boxing.
THE first ever robot Olympics have kicked off – with footage of the bungling droids showing they might not be ready for world domination just yet.
The three-day event, which…
“How can we make the science and art of one human being able to control lots of different things easy enough to where I don’t have to have four operators controlling a [single] robot?” asked Lt. Gen. Robert Rasch.
Footage of three-a-side game shows humanoids struggling to kick the ball or stay uprightThey think it’s all over … for human footballers at least.The pitch wasn’t the only artificial element on display at a football match in China on Saturday. Four tea…
Joanna Miller said her grandpa would hate the mechanical replica to be debuted in July, calling it an ‘imposter’Walt Disney’s granddaughter has condemned the entertainment giant he founded for re-creating the late entrepreneur as a soulless “robotic gr…
WHEN Larry’s eye started to wander while his first wife was away for work, he decided to purchase his first blow-up sex doll.
Decades later, the sex robot fanatic has spent more than £25,000 on his doll collection – and insists…
While the 12,000 human participants followed conventional rules and needed to stop at water stations, the 21 machine ‘runners’ needed battery swap pit stops.
“We don’t want a robot wandering off the battlefield. We don’t want one being taken over by a potential adversary,” RCCTO Director Lt. Gen. Robert Rasch told Breaking Defense.