RoboCake, the world’s first edible dancing robot, blends chocolate, LED lights, and rechargeable edible batteries.

A team led by UC Berkley scientists have developed a flexible lithium-ion battery that withstands stabs, bends, and stretches.

From saying a recession will be “worth it” to dreaming of Americans toiling in iPhone factories, Lutnick is a font of darkly hilarious sycophancy.

By getting its humanoid robots into homes, the startup 1X hopes to gather enormous amounts of data that can show these robots ...

San Francisco’s self-driving Waymos become community bulletin boards, a sign that the human touch is not dead.

Small FPVs, rifle-toting robot dogs, Switchblades, loitering munitions, US special operators are learning how to use a wide ...

A very fun start for the new companion on Doctor Who. If she looks a little familiar to Doctor Who fans, don't worry, it's ...

Robot servers escort diners to tables, take orders, carry dishes, cook and clean, tasks they’ve been performing in Asian countries for more than a decade. Now they’re working at a dozen restaurants ...

Anyone can use AI technology to help with education, mental, and personal health goals. However, its benefits still can’t replace the personal connections and subtleties of interacting with ...

Secret UK government “Murder Prediction” AI system revealed, deepfake lawyer struck off, Kawasaki’s bizarre rideable robot ...

The race to put humanoid robots into mass production has intensified over the past week, as companies in both the US and China made a string of announcements that convinced analysts the technology ...