Robots
Cheetahs, ostriches, octopi, cockroaches and humans.
But for how long?
Japanese prefer formal robots, according to a survey.
“When we go to competitions, we really don’t look like the other teams that are there.”
Meanwhile, other states are passing laws broadly permitting the robots statewide.
First-quarter sales in 2017 jumped 32 percent from the same time last year.
A hacker could introduce a minor defect in manufacturing that could be catastrophic.
The company reported more profit than expected.
A new interface by researchers at Georgia Tech makes controlling a robot arm as easy as as tapping a touch screen.
From “The Jetsons” cartoons to the “Terminator” movies, we all have preconceived notions about robotics.
A robot is already as good as a human worker (for certain tasks) about two-thirds of the time.
New robot laws are popping up across the country.
Kimberly Salzer started at Ozobot this month.
Networks of drones, humanoids, wheeled robots and stationary smart cameras may one day keep watch.
Marble’s ground-delivery robots may one day replace delivery drivers.
Job-stealing robots are steadily taking over America.
No, you don’t have to tip a robot when it delivers your pizza.
The threat of robots taking our jobs is very real.
Virginia was the first. Wisconsin and Florida may be next.
A new study from PwC estimates that 38 percent of U.S. jobs could be lost to automation in the next 15 years.
A nonprofit sued the restaurant chain for allegedly being inaccessible to visually impaired customers.
The new restaurant chain makes it possible to order fresh-made food without ever having to interact with a human.
Researchers from Switzerland made a robotic actuator that is fully digestible.
Idaho and Florida may be next.
Handle can move with confidence — and carry 100 pounds.
Someone, or something, has to make up the difference.
Andrew Puzder, the CEO of Hardee’s and Carl’s Jr., faced opposition from both Republicans and Democrats.
Cassie is all legs and no torso.
The former New York Times technology reporter says, “The world is aging, and nobody gets it.”
Matsuoka recently left Apple, where she was working on health tech.
Starship ground delivery robots will now deliver for Postmates and DoorDash.
That’s $16 trillion in worldwide wages. Can’t blame China for that.
The institute aims to help create 510,000 new jobs in 10 years.
But it can’t take your order.
The Peeqo robot answers your questions from the gutter of pop culture.
Turns out people like to shop with robots.
Advances in automation and robotics may one day leave millions of Americans out of work.
None of the major players that make up the global robotics industry are based in the U.S.
Researchers at Cornell University say the technology could help restore sensation to amputees.