It isn’t quite a roundhouse kick, but check out the robot above in a simpler version of the “Bottle Cap Challenge.” (If you haven’t come across this yet, it consists of people trying to ...

Now MIT is getting in on the action by getting its Baxter humanoid robot to have a go. Using some neat mirroring technology, Baxter is able to copy the actions of a human operator who lifts their ...

The robot unit is just an arm, so it can’t perform a Jason Statham-style bottle cap spin-and-kick move (something that’s earned the actor more than 22 million views on Instagram).

The robot arm plucks two bottles at a time from a box and lays them into the dimples with the labels facing forward so they're visible when the package is sealed.

The bottle would be lowered to a pre-set depth and would open and instantly snap shut to take up the water and bring it back onboard. Using robots containing the ESP platform to automatically ...

Water Bottle Flip ROBOTS' Supernatural works! [ROBOCON official] From legal work to picking fruit on farms, it seems that few jobs are safe from the cold, metallic hand of automation.

When you think about the materials for your next large dancing robot build, soda bottles might not be the first thing that springs to mind. But they could work, according to TrussFab, a project fro… ...

These robots, called TX SCARA, will be used to restock bottles and cans in refrigerated shelves and can handle a pace of about 1,000 items a day. <p>The robots can handle a pace of about 1,000 ...

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CINCINNATI/TABLERS STATION, W.V. (Reuters) - Procter & Gamble Co may be best known for laundry detergent and toothpaste, but its secret sauce is arguably ...