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Thanks to robot mops, you no longer need to exert any elbow grease to have a shiny floor. Like robot vacuums, you can now find a dizzying variety of robot mops with a range of features and prices.

Get our weekly Home and Garden email for tips, and interior inspiration Robot vacuum cleaners are more advanced and more affordable than ever. Once a novelty gadget, these household helpers are ...

“There was no sort of activity going on.” “Robot utility models” sidestep the need to tweak the data used to train robots every time they try to do something in unfamiliar setting ...

Unitree’s $16,000 G1 humanoid robot debuted last August with 23 degrees of freedom but a recent algorithm update has expanded the bot’s balance capabilities and repertoire of movements.

An Artificial Intelligence-controlled robot in China attempted to attack some people after it reportedly suffered a software glitch and stopped working. The incident happened during an event, wherein ...

Imagine an AI system capable of guiding a robot to manipulate physical objects as effortlessly as it navigates software menus. Such seamless integration of digital and physical tasks has long been the ...

A bizarre incident involving an AI-powered humanoid robot at a festival in China has ignited a fresh wave of debate regarding the safety and reliability of advanced robotics. In a short video clip ...

Shenzhen-based robotics firm EngineAI released a short video yesterday showcasing the successful completion of the world’s first robot front flip, a major milestone in robotic mobility and agility.

Some of the new humanoid robot designs are made to mimic a romantic partner. CNET, a tech publication, interviewed "Aria" from the company Realbotix at the 2025 Consumer Electronics Show last month.

Terrifying scenes unfolded at a festival in China when a robot lost control and began attacking attendees. It was powered by artificial intelligence, something the organisers have described as "a ...