Robots are interesting to neuroscience and neuroscience is interesting to robots. Such collaborative development contributes to progress in both fields, bringing us closer to developing more advanced ...

Robots are interesting to neuroscience and neuroscience is interesting to robots - this is what the article 'Neuroengineering challenges of fusing robotics and neuroscience' was about in the ...

Teaching robots to think like humans may be the next frontier for tech developers and researchers involved in the ongoing development of technologies such as AI and robotics.

When Isaac Asmiov was writing I, Robot, the field of robotics was still in its infancy. As he notes in The Complete Robot, as the field began to mature, it started showing signs of conforming to th… ...

However, when it comes to a collection of robots, we’re missing the mark, especially in the context of modern, smart robots. In the industry, the term in wide use is a fleet of robots.

Humanoid robots could “continue to transform humanity’s perception of the future of warfare”, according to an article in the official newspaper of China’s military, which examined the ...

It starts in the factories. On assembly lines in manufacturing plants, the number of robots is going up as the number of humans goes down. Automation feels inevitable, but it also strikes fear ...