The University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign has designed this tiny, robotic hand that could capture a virus, neutralizing its ...

The uArm Swift is a cheap, personal robotic assistant from uFactory, which can be programmed to perform various tasks like hand you a drink, play a game, or cool you down on a hot day. A pro ...

Like a true Swiss army knife, scientists could modify the NanoGripper to potentially detect and grab other viruses, including HIV, influenza, or hepatitis B, as detailed in the study. The ...

The Vancouver-based AI and robotics company's dexterous robotic hands use miniaturized hydraulic valves, offering higher ...

[Kevin] undertook a robot build partly for his own enjoyment, but also to include his kids in the action. He acquired a cheap toy and packed it full of programmable goodness. The starting point ...

A high speed real-time serial communication bus (25 Mbps) has been implemented using FPGAs (Field Programmable ... version of the DLR Hand II. It provides a promising base for a future series of ...

A tiny, four-fingered "hand" folded from a single piece of DNA can pick up the virus that causes COVID-19 for highly ...

[Oak Robotics] is putting the finishing touches on their programmable cooking robot named OliveR. It’s not about to make you a souffle (but where did it get the milk?), but it does aim to take ...

The first digital and programmable robot was called Unimate and was sold for a $35,000 loss to General Motors the same year its patent was approved. The Unimate was filed for patenting by George ...