The Chinese government is betting that robots will drive economic growth. But the bots can’t really do much yet.

The Monster Wolf comes from Ohta Seiki, a precision machining company based in Hokkaido. The device bristles with LEDs, ...

New Zealand faces a healthcare worker shortage and more need for carers. London-based robot designer Rich Walker talks about ...

Japan’s university system has long centred on engineering faculties led by manufacturing, resulting in a relative shortage of ...

REX 2025 included Japanese and Chinese innovations and partnerships, as well as physical AI advances, says this strategic ...

TeamGRIT, a Korea-based robotics software company specializing in ultra-low-latency communication and integrated ...

TOKYO -- Japanese telecommunications group NTT aims to deploy more than 1,000 self-driving buses and cars across the country by the 2030s, using its nationwide footprint to scale the technology and ...

Swedish actress May Britt, former wife of Sammy Davis Jr., dies at 91 Boy’s face lights up after spotting mom in the audience ...

Delivery is "still stuck at the last mile," says Quikbot founder Alan Ng, who is developing robots that can navigate ...

iRobot, the US company best known for creating the Roomba robot vacuum cleaner, has entered bankruptcy protection after years ...

Robots now see the world with an ease that once belonged only to science fiction. They can recognise objects, navigate ...