A robot’s sewn up incisions in a live pig’s gut, all by itself.
Did some bits better than a human. NHS saved.
What do you do when you have to maintain the inside of an experimental fusion reactor? Deploy Wall-E’s more competent cousin, of course.
The world's simplest drone only has a single moving part. Read More >>
Pff, who the heck needs Wall-E? Johnny Five is so much better.
At least it's dependent on a human operator for the time being.
Introducing the Eelume robot, a self-propelled – slightly unsettling – aquatic mechanical snake designed for subsea inspection and repair work. Read more >>
It's designed to make writing code a more tangible experience.
Stock-taking is one of those awful jobs that robots are primed to take. A Toronto-based company is working hard to make that happen.
Is called Jia Jia, can move its mouth bits, and is OK with being referred to as an object.
It’s programmed to say pretty sexist stuff.
All the dinosaurs in all the museums should do this. Read More >>
Another day, another attempt to give kids a new way to code. But this time it comes with something a bit different: A totally bad-ass robot that can walk. It's perfect for 17th century Robot Wars. Read more >>
The crafty little machine looks like an entry into Mowbot Wars.
There’s bad news for Loch Ness Monster truthers, but good news for movie buffs.
