Galgotias University issues clarification after backlash over presenting a Unitree robot dog as in-house at India AI Impact Summit 2026 in Delhi.
Sellafield has successfully trialed Boston Dynamics’ Spot robot to safely perform radioactive swabbing in hazardous nuclear decommissioning areas.
Video Friday is your weekly selection of awesome robotics videos, collected by your friends at IEEE Spectrum robotics. We also post a weekly calendar of upcoming robotics events for the next few ...
Now that the Atlas enterprise platform is getting to work, the research version gets one last run in the sun. Our engineers ...
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Private credit strains widen as defaults and growth pressures mount
A wave of stress signs emerging across the global private credit market is prompting closer scrutiny from investors and analysts, with covenant defaults climbing, leverage rising and slowing earnings ...
So, Hyundai and Waymo are teaming up, and it’s a pretty big deal for self-driving cars. Basically, Waymo is going to put its ...
MirrorMe Technology's Bolt became the fastest running humanoid robot demonstrated outside computer simulations when it ...
Physical AI refers to intelligent systems that can sense, reason, and act inside the physical world. These systems do not remain limited to screens, servers, or digital spaces. Instead, they operate ...
Robert Playter, CEO of Boston Dynamics, will step down later this month, marking what industry observers describe as a strategic shift for next phase ...
The tech wizards at Boston Dynamics are continuing to refine the physical abilities of its Atlas humanoid robot. A new video ...
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Kung fu ‘master’: China’s new humanoid robot nails tough aerial moves in demo
Agibot has unveiled the Expedition A3 humanoid robot, showcasing dynamic mid-air maneuvers and rapid ...
Without opening a car’s trunk, a security robot identified and reported a threat on Wednesday at Miami International Airport, as part of a demonstration.
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