Soft-bodied robots are unlocking a new era of adaptive machines that can safely interact with the human body, squeeze through tight spaces, and propel themselves autonomously.

By studying a slender, leaping parasite thinner than a human hair, engineers at Georgia Tech developed a soft robot capable of hopping both forward and backward. Inspired by the jumping movements of a ...

It operates using Tesla's chip and offers ... allowing it to effortlessly pick up objects of various shapes and sizes. The estimated price for this humanoid robot is expected to be under $20,000 ...

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Ukraine has approved a new ground-based drone, which fires thermobaric rounds, for combat use. It's now one of 80 ... what it described as a flamethrower robot for its military units.

The Roborock Saros Z70 is a highly innovative robot vacuum and mop with a retractable arm that can pick up obstacles in its ...

The challenge lies in the fact that operating robots can be ... making it effective for use in larger workspaces. Both devices are modeled after the actual size and shape of real tools, allowing ...

“I was looking at these different systems online and wanted to build a next-generation prototype that addresses these ...

As with previous models, I struggled to control the robot using the built-in voice assistant ... all high-end vacuums with cat toys of varying shapes and sizes intentionally scattered on the ...

It can be 3D printed into any shape, opening up new possibilities for ... It could even lead to soft-bodied robots that don’t need bulky battery packs to function. We’ve already seen some ...

The HERWINGT project seeks to ready technologies — including ~16 composite demonstrators — for a hybrid-electric regional ...

"Developing untethered, ultra-compact micro-robots with complex shape-morphing capabilities is extremely challenging ... which was difficult to achieve with previous small-scale actuators. "Using the ...