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On its Github page, the Microsoft Research team outlined how Magma can perform tasks, such as how it can manipulate robots and navigate user interfaces like clicking buttons. To develop the ...

As the global construction robots market surges toward $3.5 billion by 2030 ... tackling core challenges like labor shortages and tight project timelines head-on. The platform's comprehensive approach ...

In a large, brightly lit warehouse in Flowery Branch, Ga., a pair of human-shaped robots made by Agility Robotics tiptoe across polished concrete floors, their gait oddly mincing. Their legs end ...

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 ...

An artist’s depiction of a material-like collective of robots forming a rigid device ... “Each cell “knows” its head and tail, so then it knows which way to squeeze and apply forces,” Hawkes explained ...

Researchers have developed a machine-learning framework that enables humanoid robots to autonomously recover after falling. Developed by a team at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign ...

To achieve “comprehensive annihilation”, Chinese military scientists now propose equipping ground robots with thermobaric warheads – weapons of mass destruction second only to nuclear arms ...

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The Maelstrom project has developed a sophisticated robot capable of operating at depths of up to 20 metres, precisely extracting large waste items while leaving marine life undisturbed.