Some robots are highly trained productivity machines ... and that design also lets you stack up more standardized storage crates for it to lug around, but it did run away when a human-controlled ...

As other teams unpack robots, lug in couches and start setting up mock obstacle courses, Kennedy’s group seems relaxed. He shrugs at the surrounding chaos, sipping a Pellegrino soda while ...

introduced a first-of-its-kind robot that can lug around and install the thousands of heavy panels that typically make up a large solar array. AES said its robot, nicknamed Maximo, would ...

Fetch intends to debut the new Freight 500, called CartConnect500, which can lug up to 500 kilograms (or ... likely will launch later this year. The robots have attachable, industrial-grade ...

The robot can lug 340 pounds (150 kilograms) of cargo and is capable of keeping up a pace of 4 mph (6.4 km/h). It may not be what typically comes to mind when people think of "robots," but this ...

Robots will lug grocery bags from market to kitchen; they’ll begin to replace humans delivering take-out and dropping off parcels. And soon, your Amazon Prime packages may show up courtesy of ...

spots the lugs and guides the robot arms to unscrew and remove the nuts or lug bolts, then pulls the wheels and tires off. It then passes them on to a Hunter tire-changing machine, to which it ...

A robot sorts lug nuts before attaching wheels to electric cars at a Zeekr plant in Ningbo, China.Credit...Qilai Shen for The New York Times Supported by By Keith Bradsher Keith Bradsher ...

AI has triggered rapid advancements in the world of robotics. Companies are developing humanoid robots that can do chores or provide intimacy. Here are some of the most eye-popping videos showing ...