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Video: China’s humanoid robot achieves world’s first two-handed stitching feat
A TARS humanoid robot stitched embroidery live, achieving sub-millimeter precision in a task long considered impossible to ...
Interesting Engineering on MSN
Video: US humanoid robot hands out ‘swag before Christmas,’ picks correct shirts
CEO Brett Adcock released a new video clip showing how Figure AI's new humanoid Figure 03 talked and executed ordered tasks.
CELINA - Shortly after Celina Middle School let out for the day on a Tuesday afternoon, about 15 teens gathered in a ...
New Zealand faces a healthcare worker shortage and more need for carers. London-based robot designer Rich Walker talks about ...
The Brighterside of News on MSN
Classical Indian dance is teaching robots how to move and use their hands
Researchers at the University of Maryland studied how the brain controls complex hand movements, focusing on Bharatanatyam dance gestures called mudras.
Two robots picked up T-shirts with orange-tipped claws, then neatly folded and piled them. A cute companion robot with bright ...
Modern Builds on MSN
How to build an easy and affordable floating media console with LED lights
A clean modern project built by hand this easy and affordable floating media console brings warmth and light to any living ...
DisneyResearchHub has published a detailed technical paper outlining how Walt Disney Imagineering Research & Development ...
The human hand is amazingly complex. With 34 muscles, more than 30 tendons, and 27 bones, hands can grasp objects, express emotion, create works of art, and accomplish many of the tasks that drive ...
Building robots with arms, legs, and even faces is a dream for many tech entrepreneurs. For many technologists who want to ...
Scientists from the University of Pennsylvania (Penn) and the University of Michigan have created the world's smallest autonomous and programmable robots. Each measuring about 200 micrometers wide – ...
Foundation plans to build 50,000 Phantom humanoid robots for factories and the US military, blurring the line between industrial automation and warfare.
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