Inspired by nature, scientists created a self-powered device that recognizes color just like our eyes, paving the way for advanced machine vision.

The play for Nebraska is the famous Black 41 Flash Reverse Pass from the 2001 game against Oklahoma. Not only is this one of the top plays of the 2000s, but it is one of the most famous plays in ...

Like Reverse-Flash, Zoom pretends to be someone he’s not early on. He dons Jay Garrick’s iconic helmet and helps Barry in Season 2 before revealing himself to be the evil speedster Zoom, who ...

The Pegasus robot is an evolution of the Hercules robot, using the same base but with a conveyor belt on top. The orange robots are older, from before Amazon rebranded its Prime services to blue.

Tesla’s humanoid Optimus robot just showed off some of its latest moves in a viral video posted on X. But we’re not talking about dancing like a teenager to some TikTok meme, like it did in an ...

Each brought experience in computer-aided design, machining, electronics, and programming, much of it gained through co-ops and Drexel coursework. They cited courses such as MEMT 380 (Manufacturing ...

Tesla’s Optimus uses four planetary roller screws in its calves, and they’re also used by Figure AI, Agility, 1X, and the majority of China’s humanoid robot manufacturers.

FlashBot Arm, a wheeled robotic centaur with AI-driven arms and speech, is set to revolutionize item delivery in hotels, offices, restaurants, and more.

The robot boasts Pudu's self-developed 11-degree-of-freedom dexterous hands, known as PUDU DH11, which afford it versatility and precision in finger manipulations, such as pressing buttons ...

“His silhouette at a distance looks very much like Simon’s design, but when you get in close, you see the pistons and push rods,” Butler said. “You go, OK, that’s how he’s able to move ...

Rosin: Now, of course, Roz is not the only robot. You voiced a robot in Wild Robot. You play essentially the equivalent of a Stormtrooper—like, the bad-muscle robot. Thom: That’s right.

Flagstaff High School students Jersey Thomson, left, Kevin Rodgers, center, and Ethan Overton watch their robot take on the line-following challenge during a robotics event on Thursday. Flagstaff ...