Watch this bipedal robot run a 5K
Cassie is a bipedal robot from Oregon State University that can run a 5K in about 53 minutes — an acceptable time especially considering this thing is a damn robot! …
Watch the Spot robotic dog dance for its new masters
Since Hyundai bought Boston Robotics, Spot has been learning some new moves. In this video, the robotic dog is dancing along to BTS’s “IONIQ: I’m On It.” The bots are perfectly in sync with each other and their arms wiggle…
Robots for the home are difficult sci-fi dreams. Even when they make breakfast.
People say, “we were promised flying cars,” and “where are all the household robots we were promised?” The truth is, it’s really difficult to make a household robot. Our homes are more or less similar to the homes of 60…
This robot uses spider joints to wiggle around
As if robots weren’t weird enough, scientists at the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems and at the University of Boulder in Colorado have created a jointed robot that has no bulky components and connectors. Instead, the system uses hydraulics…
Edible robots are coming soon
While you probably never thought it would be a good idea to eat a robot, some researchers at Johannes Kepler University Linz in Austria believe that robots with edible parts could lead the way towards body-save systems that can deliver…
Good boys are happy to listen to social robots
Just look at these good dogs listening to a social robot! Just look at them!…
Please enjoy this dancing robot
Vanessa Wei? made this clever little robot out of an Arduino Uno, servos, and 3D-printed parts. …
This DIY robot-mounted laser will entertain your cat for hours
Cats love lasers. Humans love Raspberry Pis. What do you get when you mix them together? A crazy, DIY robot called the trilateral that will amuse cats to no end.…
Researchers are letting robots push them around
MIT researchers are creating a data set of reactions designed to tell robots how various objects react to pushing. The goal? To train future robots how to interact with objects in the real world.…