Real-life robots are far behind in comparison. While we aren’t going to reach the level of Star Trek’s Data anytime soon, there is now a robot hand with a sense of touch that is almost human.

Humanoid robots and other general-purpose robotic platforms have made astonishing progress in locomotion and perception. Some can now run, jump, and even perform flips, while advanced computer vision ...

The 0.75 kg hand and forearm offer 24 degrees of freedom and two hours of battery life. It sports 37 muscles and carbon fiber bones. The muscle fibers can cycle over 650,000 times.

A new automated humanoid robot powered by OpenAI's ChatGPT resembles something akin to the AI Skynet from the sci-fi film Terminator . While the new robot is not a killing machine, Figure 01 can ...

'CyberGuy': 2025 Terminator lab-grown muscle brings biohybrid robot hand to life. Kurt Knutsson talks about how lab-grown muscles power a biohybrid hand for scalable prosthetics and research.

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A shape-shifting robot can liquefy itself and reform, allowing it to reach hard-to-access places. Scientists say it could eventually serve as a hands-free tool for extracting swallowed toxic items.

Unitree has revealed a production-ready version of its G1 humanoid robot, but don’t expect a real-life version of Rosey the Robot just yet. by Andrew Liszewski Aug 19, 2024, 4:43 PM UTC ...

Using real muscle tissue does however come with some downsides, as anyone who has been to the gym may know. "While not entirely surprising, it was interesting that the contractile force of the ...