Researchers have created incredible "magnetic slime" robots that have been compared to the eponymous substance from 1997 sci-fi comedy "Flubber." ...

For instance: The 1997 Absent-Minded Professor remake Flubber, ... a Robin Williams film, after all. But from murky ethics to a robot-infused love triangle, ...

If you finish reading this review and are still (incomprehensibly) tempted to go see “Flubber,” know that there will be moments during the film that will terrify you with their inanity.… ...

But possibly the most interesting elements of the AI-generated robots are the design decisions its human creators can’t yet explain. Legs intuitively make sense, however, the robot also features ...

I know what you're thinking — it's no Good Will Hunting. But Robin Williams' 1997 Disney film Flubber is an underrated masterpiece. At least, that's what I thought when I was growing up and ...

Some handset durability tests are just plain nuts. This latest one, for example, involves encasing an iPhone SE in a slab of Flubber and dropping it from a great height. However, the result of the ...

It's like "Venom" or "Flubber" come to life. Scientists have created a bizarre magnetic slime that can be remotely controlled via a magnetic field, New Scientist reports.They're hoping the odd ...

Twenty years ago, "Flubber" bounded onto the big-screen. A lavish remake of Walt Disney's original "The Absent-Minded Professor" (released in 1961 and colorized in 1986), it starred Robin Williams ...