From soft actuators that mimic real muscle to DNA drives that can store petabytes in a sugar cube, humanity is engineering ...

Kawasaki Heavy Industries has debuted its prototype of a new futuristic method of transportation – a rideable robot lion! A wild CGI video, released on April 3, showcases a rider seated on the ...

Under their mentor Mukesh Bind's guidance, Patel and Israni proposed their firefighting and rescue robot concept in Nov last year. From over 2 lakh submissions, the project advanced to the top ...

This robot is still very much a concept for now, however. Kawasaki representatives suggested it may be launched by 2050, but they have not announced any solid development timeline, and there are ...

Today, Netflix announced the premiere date and debuted a teaser, art, and first-look images for the fourth volume of the 13-time Emmy-winning animated anthology series Love, Death + Robots. From ...

Kawasaki's Corleo is a wild hydrogen-powered robot horse concept. A rideable quadruped, it uses AI for all-terrain navigation. Pure codswallop or future mobility?

We've also come across a giant, minivan-sized, rhinoceros-like four-legged walking robot that can carry up to four passengers. Apart from Corleo, Kawasaki Heavy Industries also showed off a concept ...

rhinoceros-like four-legged walking robot that can carry up to four passengers. Apart from Corleo, Kawasaki Heavy Industries also showed off a concept for a futuristic modular train passenger ...

Corleo, a hydrogen-powered robot horse. Credit: Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd Japanese manufacturer Kawasaki Heavy Industries has revealed its latest concept, Corleo, a four-legged robot powered by ...

New leak features concept art for the new, still-untitled Battlefield game. The concept art provides a look at the theme DICE is going with and potential multiplayer maps. The concept art shots give ...

Before we go further, for the sake of context, it’s worth doing a quick review of Secret Wars in the comics. The first Secret Wars was a 12-issue miniseries released from 1984 to 1985 by Jim ...