Tron 1, a Chinese company's two-legged robot, is versatile and can walk, roll and pivot, even on rough terrain. Tron 1 stands 33 inches tall and weighs 44 pounds.

The cheapest toy sells for around $40. "Other countries have AI education robots as well, but when it comes to competitiveness and smart hardware, China is doing better," Mr Lyu insists.

Amazon invests billions of dollars in robots to boost e-commerce efficiency ... Oreos, Sharpies, and dog toys The first competition took place over two days in late May 2015 in Seattle, with ...

Miko, a developer of children’s electronics, will showcase its latest technological products at Toy Fair this weekend. Event attendees can get up close and personal with Miko’s assortment of ...

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While for drones there are aviation laws and other restrictions to govern their use in public areas, there are no specific laws for walking robots. So far, the only place to have put forward ...

An open source quadruped robot pet framework for developing Boston Dynamics-style four-legged robots that are perfect for STEM, coding & robotics education, IoT robotics applications, AI-enhanced ...

Inspired by these hopping hexapods, roboticists have made a walking, jumping robot that pushes the boundaries of what small robots can do. The research glimpses a future where nimble microrobots ...

Elon Musk unveiled prototype versions of Tesla's Optimus robot at Tesla's AI Day 2022 event on Friday. They were, well, definitely robots. At the top of his speech, he offered this disclaimer ...

Walking robots have a rich history both on and off the storied pages of Hackaday, but if you will pardon the expression, theirs is not a field that’s standing still. It’s always pleasing to ...

The world has a severe lack of robots, and the shortage of walking robots is untenable. We were promised flying cars and fusion reactors, yet here we are, 15 years into the twenty-first century ...