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US company plans 100,000 humanoid robots in 4 years
Figure AI, a robotics company based in California, revealed that it has secured its second major commercial partner, bringing the vision of humanoid robots transitioning from labs to real-world use closer than ever. CEO Brett Adcock stated that the partnership could potentially lead to the...
Can AI robots take over human astronauts' roles in Space?
On Christmas Eve, an autonomous spacecraft made history by flying closer to the Sun than any previous human-made object. NASAs Parker Solar Probe passed through the Suns atmosphere as part of its mission to learn more about the Sun and its impact on space weather near Earth. This milestone event...
Scientists say robots could detect human emotions through skin touch
Scientists have found that future robots may be able to understand your emotions by touching your skin. A new study in the journal IEEE Access explains that researchers used skin conductance to detect a persons feelings. Skin conductance measures how well the skin conducts electricity, which...
Scientists to build robots to bring dinosaurs back to life
Scientists are exploring the use of robots to recreate animals that went extinct long ago, such as dinosaurs and marine reptiles, according to a report in Science Robotics. By copying the movements and body features of extinct animals like the Tyrannosaurus Rex, these robots could help to learn...