Dragon Ball is dense with dangerous villains, many of whom have multiple forms, some of which are more memorable than others.

Certain Dragon Ball characters may begin their stories as weak underdogs, only to gain power that's so extreme that they can ...

It’s the Goku that you know and love, and now villains, such as Frieza, Cell ... for a Fortnite skin that’s part schoolgirl, part robot. Plus, if you’re not feeling the robot, Tsuki also ...

Frieza's multiple transformations wow fans with their power and design, establishing him as a fearsome antagonist. Frieza's forms range from sleek and iconic to bulky and imposing, showcasing his ...

Black Frieza's power rivals the Gods of Destruction, potentially making him the final villain in the series. Frieza's new form surpasses mortal characters like Goku and Vegeta, showcasing his ...

The small Danish city of Odense has become known for collaborative robots. Tourists to Odense, Denmark, come for the city’s rich history and culture: It’s where King Canute, Denmark’s last ...

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.

On Wednesday, Clone Robotics released video footage of its Protoclone humanoid robot, a full-body machine that uses synthetic muscles to create unsettlingly human-like movements. In the video ...

Is it Skynet? Probably not. Is it creepy? Kind of. The futuristic humanoid robots in sci-fi movies that move almost like people are becoming more of a reality as AI advancements speed up their ...

Figure founder and CEO Brett Adcock Thursday revealed a new machine learning model for humanoid robots. The news, which arrives two weeks after Adcock announced the Bay Area robotics firm’s ...

Figure, a Silicon Valley-based startup that builds humanoid robots, has announced Helix, a proprietary AI model that the company says enables robots to more easily pick up objects, collaborate on ...