Scientists built a 20-legged robot body that climbs walls and trees, and the weird shape may explain what future machines need

Duke's 20-legged Argus robot defies biology. With no front or back, this math-driven machine can climb, roll, and see in any direction.

The anti-humanoid: Why Genesis AI’s new robot design isn’t a fake human

Genesis AI is betting against the tech industry’s obsession with bipedal humanoids with Eno, a foldable robot with a minimalist geometric design. Genesis AI is betting against the tech industry’s ...
eWeek

Backflipping Robot Dog Joins California Fire Department for Rescue Missions

San Bernardino County Fire added a HawkRobo robot dog to help map buildings, assess hazardous scenes, and support ...
Forbes

The Rise of the Humanoid Robotic Machines Is Nearing

The rise of the humanoid robotic machines is nearing. Robotics is now revolutionizing numerous industry sectors through the integration of artificial intelligence, machine learning and reinforcement ...