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    An AI-Powered Robot Dog Learned to Play Badminton

    Researchers at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich have taught a robot dog named ANYmal to swiftly navigate…

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    Humanoid robot taught itself to drum pop, rock, and jazz

    The Robot Drummer is a simulation program capable of performing pop, rock, and jazz compositions using reinforcement learning (RL). This virtuoso drummer is a three-dimensional visualization of the G1 Unitree…

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    This 3D-Printed Robot Elephant Picks Flowers and Plays Bowling

    A new study from Switzerland shows the world’s first robot elephant — 3D-printed to pick flowers and roll bowling balls by mimicking biological tissues. What is this innovative technology? A…

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    Here’s what Ameca said when asked whether AI will take our jobs

    As AI systems become increasingly sophisticated, it’s natural to worry that they will soon replace humans in the workplace. The most advanced humanoid robot in the world, Ameca, created by…

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    A hammer-proof robotic hand built to survive brutal AI training

    The smart, agile hand from British firm Shadow Robot Company looks like a prop from a science fiction movie. It is also super fast, extremely strong, and quite large –…

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    Why Toyota’s soft humanoid Punyo hugs, lifts, and carries like a person

    Most humanoid robots pick up objects with their hands. But we, humans, use our chests, thighs, and shoulders for this, especially when carrying something bulky. A new soft robot from…

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    Robotic dog learns to open doors with its paw and even pick up stones

    Four-legged robotic dogs have gained popularity among scientists and rapid response teams in recent years, primarily due to their unique ability to maneuver in dangerous or inaccessible areas for humans.…

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    Meet K5, the 180-kg Robot Cop Now Patrolling Times Square

    A new security guard has appeared at one of New York’s busiest subway stations — a 180 kg robot cop. The new robotic police officer was unveiled by Mayor Eric…

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    Meet Phoenix, the humanoid robot built to handle housework and retail jobs

    The developers call the stainless-steel humanoid Phoenix. It was built by Sanctuary AI in Vancouver. The robot runs on electricity, stands just over 170 centimeters tall and weighs about 70…

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    Everyday robots are coming — from chefs and rescue workers to farmhands

    Have you ever dreamed of a robot that cooks, cleans, and handles every chore? For a long time that idea felt fantastical — but it’s starting to happen. Robots already…

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    Meet GR-1, the humanoid robot built to help older patients

    As humanoid robots and AI advance, demand is growing for machines that can interact directly with people. The Chinese company Fourier Intelligence has announced plans to produce 100 general-purpose humanoid…

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    A robot learned to cook by watching videos — and replicated 93% of the process

    Gordon Ramsay, Jamie Oliver, and other celebrity chefs might want to pay attention: a cooking robot can learn recipes simply by watching videos. Researchers at the University of Cambridge programmed…

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    A soft robotic arm that prints living tissue inside the body — no scalpel required

    A team of researchers at the University of South Wales in Sydney has unveiled an engineering marvel called F3DB. The robotic arm is designed to spare patients major surgery. It…

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    Meet the Robot That Can Turn From Solid to Liquid

    A team of Chinese and American researchers has built a robot that can switch between solid and liquid states. Researchers from Sun Yat-sen University, the Chinese University of Hong Kong,…

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    Meet the Robot That Carves Carrara Marble Like Michelangelo

    Outstanding sculptors’ works can now be recreated by a robot guided by software. It carves detailed sculptures from Carrara marble—as skillfully as a Renaissance master. This automated system, named Michelangelo,…

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    Gilbert, the 3D-printed robot fish that filters microplastics from water

    If you have a 3D printer, you can print a remarkable fish and help protect aquatic ecosystems. British student Eleanor McIntosh from the University of Surrey has created a fish-like…

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