Standing under 1.5 inches tall, the newest bipedal robot from Carnegie Mellon University’s College of Engineering can move through tighter spaces than any other two-legged robot in the world. At under ...

This new robot combines the best aspects of both “stiff” robots — hard-bodied ... The robot is only a millimeter wide and three millimeters tall, but tests conducted by the team determined ...

This massive Lego Fortnite Mech Team Leader set, itself a riff on Voltron and other combiner-style robots, stands nearly 18 inches tall and is made up of 2503 pieces. What’s especially cool is ...

KEARNEY — LEGO robots took over the gym at Kearney Catholic High School Saturday for a qualifying tournament for First LEGO League, an international competition. The focus of FLL is to interest ...

Beijing is fast emerging as a global hub for humanoid robotics, driven by tech breakthroughs, surging industry growth and upcoming world-class events that highlight China's push in artificial ...

Business Insider recently toured two facilities where Amazon designs and manufactures its robots. Amazon has hundreds of thousands of robots working in its sortation and fulfillment centers.

What's 3.6 cm tall (1.4 in), and could one day be performing ... "They can go into tight spaces that people and even other robots cannot manage," says Man. "Zippy could be a resource for emergency ...

The certification shows that Chef's robot meets strict food safety and cleanability standards. SAN FRANCISCO, June 3, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Chef Robotics, a leader in AI-enabled robotic meal ...

The exhibition was held alongside the HTX career fair, Careers@HTX. Three of the robots on display are about 1.7m tall, while the fourth is half a metre shorter. HTX engineers built an exo-suit ...

Two humanoid robots entered the ring to trade punches and kicks at an event in Hangzhou, China, over the weekend. Footage shows the two skinny bipedal units jabbing, kneeing, and swiping at each ...

Humanoid robots are just “not a useful form factor,” Walti said, noting that “most of the work that has to be done in industry is highly repetitive tasks where velocity is key.” ...