In 2004, ASIMO received an honorable place in the Hall of Fame Robots “as the first real humanoid robot. “Robot Hall of Fame” was created at Carnegie Mellon University to celebrate the outstanding achievements of robotics. Continue reading
Techniques for detecting emotions are now a reality. By analyzing facial expressions, software can determine the character of a person and respond accordingly. Continue reading
In the medical field, robotics can mechanize vision tasks in environments difficult to access. The project MICRON has created a system of manipulation and observation electronic robotic miniature to see and manipulate objects with nanometer ready, such as biological cells. Continue reading
This is a new release of the classic Lost in Space Robot. This remote-control robot moves forward and reverse, he speaks ‘Danger, Danger, Will Robinson’ while his head lights up. Continue reading
This is the new release of the classic Lost in Space Robot. The Robot speaks “Danger, Danger, Will Robinson” and “My sensors indicate an intruder is present” in the original robot’s voice. Continue reading
Cairo is a robot that copy the way our body to move: Muscles through tendons attach to bones and allow us to move the body. The goal: lighter and more agile robots that can interact with the world like us, sad sacks of meat. Continue reading
The Japanese robot master roll call, smile and scolds, provoking laughter from the students with realistic face. But the designer says he is not ready to replace human instructors. Continue reading
Engineers and scientists from NASA and General Motors are working at the Johnson Space Center to construct and in September a new humanoid robot capable of working together and helping the crew to the International Space Station (IS, for its acronym in English .) Continue reading
Developed by a European consortium humanoid robot “cub” will soon be able to feel his surroundings. Made possible by a touch-sensitive skin, the researchers at the Italian Institute of Technology have developed. Continue reading
NASA is developing and preparing for launch into space this year the first human-like robot. This equipment will become a permanent resident of the International Space Station. Continue reading