ROBOTICS

According to the team behind this gel, the creation might be leveraged to advance soft robotics and develop artificial organs or devices that might inspect deep-sea habitats.

China’s industrial policy blueprint seeks for the country’s dominance in the technological industry.

Is it too soon for safe road tests? Simulation technology holds the key

Emails conversations between Uber and members of Arizona Governor Doug Ducey's staff purportedly show the parties trying to hide Uber's autonomous vehicle program from public.

A new robotic fish, with a soft tail made of rubber, can take on ocean currents and blend in with real fish without scaring them.

A self-driving Uber vehicle struck and killed a woman in Tempe, Arizona, in what is believed to be the first pedestrian death at the hands of an autonomous vehicle.

A robotics company is developing self-driving tecnology to help make construction sites safer.

Robotics Process Automation and Artificial Intelligence are poised to change how workers and businesses operate.

Public transit could thrive and possibly lead as technology improves the efficiency of transportation.

Here’s what you don’t see everyday: a dog-like robot opening and holding a door for a friend.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is already reshaping the investment management and real estate industries.

Apple added more than 20 self-driving cars in California, but the company is still behind competitors like Uber and Waymo.

By embedding AI into our lives, technology can become a tool that operates behind the scenes to effectively integrate systems that better serve us.

A drunk Bay Area man, passed out at the wheel of a self-driving Tesla on the Bay Bridge, was arrested for a DUI.

Sony’s new robot looks like a dog (almost) and acts like a dog, but its purpose goes beyond companionship and entertainment.

LG is introducing three new work robots at CES 2018 next week.

Researchers from Cornell University have made a tiny 'muscle' using bimorphs that could revolutionize future nano-robotics.

Self-driving cars are a rapidly approaching reality.

Culturally, robotics adoption has a long way to go in the U.S., but we’re getting closer each day.

A team of Japanese researchers have created a robot that can perform complex physical exercises like humans.

Using new, origami-like folding technology, this new artificial muscle concept can lift up to 1,000 times its own weight while still handling fragile materials.