Training AI on human videos and VR control gives bipedal bots a head start handling messy real world chores.
A humanoid robot has learned to walk across grass, wood chips and a steep fifteen-degree ramp without cameras, LiDAR, or any ...
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Venus flytrap-inspired 'robot hand' material senses objects and grasps them under light
A Venus flytrap closes its leaves to trap prey when it senses a stimulus. Taking inspiration from this plant, KAIST ...
Assistant Professor Hayato Nagano, Kyoto UniversityAbout this articleThis article is a digest of an interview with Assistant Professor Hayato Nagano of Kyoto University, featured on the researcher ...
Working beside a metal humanoid robot would probably make you watch every step it takes. After all, a collision between a heavy robot and a human body will usually end worse for the person. Italian ...
Robots excel at many things, but having a good sense of touch is not among them. Whether dropping items or pinching them too tightly, which crushes the object, many robots struggle with these basic ...
The force that can be sensed at the fingertips is as low as 5 millinewtons. That is roughly half the weight of a 1-yen ...
Robots could sense both touch and proximity, by seeing through their arms By Ben Coxworth August 26, 2025 The ProTac system uses in-arm cameras for both proximity sensing (left) and tactile sensing ...
If a robot is sent to disable a roadside bomb—or delicately handle an egg while cooking you an omelet—it needs to be able to sense when objects are slipping out of its grasp. Yet to date it’s been ...
Microscopic robots from Cornell sense the temperature of the liquid around them, pump it with artificial cilia, and change ...
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