Figure, maker of the humanoid robot Figure 02, unveiled its new Helix AI in a video showing two robots working together to put away groceries. Jesse Orrall (he/him/his) is a Senior Video Producer ...

The new autonomous speed record, set by a robot-controlled car in Florida, U.S, reached a whopping 197.7mph on the Kennedy Space Centre runway. Footage shows the point of view perspective inside ...

Forward-looking: Meta is reportedly planning major investments in AI-powered humanoid robots. The company is ... the former CEO of GM's Cruise self-driving car division. The team will be part ...

Tesla's dedicated robotaxi car, won't begin volume production until 2026, according to its earnings presentation. Tesla isn't the only player betting on humanoid robots. Meta is creating a product ...

A thumb-size $100 robot from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has arrived at the south pole of the moon. But the machine, called AstroAnt, isn’t going to explore the lunar surface.

Scientists have for a while been trying to create a robot that can replicate a human by riding a motorcycle, with Yamaha’s Motobot being one of the most high-profile examples.

In a groundbreaking move, BMW has embarked on a journey to integrate humanoid robots into its manufacturing processes, aiming ...

Here's what to expect from both projects. Part of that vision reportedly involves robots — a mobile humanoid unit, and a largely stationary anthropomorphic robot. The goal of these two apparent ...

James May:The robots' rest is over. It's time to get back to work and start their dance all over again. James May visits a car factory in Cowley to see how robots are used by BMW to produce the bo ...

There's machine guns in both hands of a giant robot, and a giant robot with a shield. There's an absolutely wrecked mecha missing an arm getting back up for just one more round of fighting.

For example, Unitree's humanoid robots have been deployed in the plants owned by China's major electric car maker Nio. "We are taking a market-driven approach. Once the technology gains traction ...