Open-source humanoid robot PhoneBot from UCLA uses a commodity Android phone priced at $50 to $80 to replace five robot ...

We’ve all got an old smartphone lying around somewhere, collecting dust in a drawer. Maybe you’ve kept it as a backup, or perhaps you haven’t gotten around to selling it. But what if that forgotten ...

Feather is betting on a customizable, $30,000 platform built for software developers.

Two human-like robots just used regular surgical instruments and their bare android hands to competently operate on a living animal for the first time. Reading time 3 minutes Two remotely operated ...

Researchers have developed an inexpensive humanoid robot based on an Android smartphone. Control and sensor usage are handled by a smartphone.

Samsung is reportedly developing its own humanoid robots that are being worked on completely in-house, with development said to be quite far along. Now it’s being reported that Samsung is developing ...

Today’s guest column is by professors John Cairney and Rick Burton. A recent New York Times story about "robot athletes" ...

Like many other up-and-coming companies that are going public specifically because their business and their industry are clearly at a turning point, there's plenty of price-inflating hope here.

On a recent sunny day in Silicon Valley, I visited the industrial headquarters of 1X Technologies. Security was tight, so I had to put a sticker over my cellphone’s camera and talk my way out of ...

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