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Amazon's Big Holiday Plan? Replacing 600,000 Human Workers With Robots, a New Report Says
Robots doing the grunt work at Amazon warehouses is nothing new; they've been sorting and moving packages for over a decade.
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Here come the robot swarms!
Researchers believe that machines, acting collectively, can accomplish tasks that are difficult for individual robots.
When — not if — humans start competing against robots in combat sports, Wyoming is ready. The Wyoming Combat Sports Commission has already outlined ...
One day, robots might navigate through your blood vessels to break up clots, deliver targeted chemotherapy or repair ruptured blood vessels more efficiently and effectively than existing tools, ...
At CEATEC 2025, Sharp drew considerable attention with Poketomo, a palm-sized AI companion that blurs the line between toy, robot, and ...
MIT’s Daniela Rus is redefining robotics with empathy leading CSAIL and Liquid AI recent $250m series A to build technology ...
“Maybe it’s because algorithms are built to scale — they expand, process and adapt — while humans have been busy constricting, protecting and withdrawing. So the irony becomes, a robot’s heart is ...
Researchers tested an LLM-powered robot's ability to fetch butter. The result? Today’s models still struggle at basic ...
Arapahoe Libraries, a public library system in Colorado, plans to deploy a four-wheeled robot at a new co-working facility in ...
Researchers at Worcester Polytechnic Institute are developing tiny drones inspired by bats for search and rescue missions.
From cameras and feeding stations to litterboxes and trackers, CNET dove into every kind of pet technology to find what’s worth your money and time.
Terrence Tysall set a record scuba diving to the Edmund Fitzgerald. Ric Mixter dove in a submersible, finding a missing body. Here are their stories.
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