Imagine for a moment that you're in an auto factory. A robot and a human are working next to each other on the production line. The robot is busy rapidly assembling car doors while the human runs ...

iRobot co-founder Colin Angle on the future of home robotics. Plus, the story of Thread with Grant Erickson, the former Google Nest engineer who helped develop the smart home protocol.

There’s a robot for that. What a time to be alive — people are marrying AI bots, and now robots might soon be able to carry babies. Reportedly, China is working on designing a bot with an artificial ...

We have seen chefs, street vendors, and family members making dosas with impressive skills, but have you ever seen a robot make a dosa? For the first time, a robot is making dosas all by itself. In a ...

There are two main stories people are telling about Apple these days. One, rooted in its financial performance going back nearly 20 years, is of the most successful electronics device-maker of all ...

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Knightscope Chairman William Santana Li joins NewsNation after his company's 5-foot, 420-pound security robot nicknamed “Parker” startled residents while patrolling a Maryland parking garage. Unarmed ...

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Apple plans to put an animated version of its Siri voice assistant at the center of a new robotic device that could launch in 2027, according to Bloomberg. Apple is testing out a new version of Siri ...

Riot is making a major change to League of Legends after 16 years. It's adding the option to move around by using WASD controls instead of relying on a mouse to point and click, according to a video ...

Some ChatGPT users asked for its old "yes man" tone back for its support, Sam Altman said. Altman said OpenAI has an "enormous amount of power" because a small tweak can affect billions of chats.