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Entering a courtroom with a robot lawyer could be a real thing as defendants plan to use an AI legal assistant to help them in upcoming cases.

CES is all about the latest in technology, gadgets, and things on the horizon. It's also a place to see the latest in home robotics.

Honda is using its knowledge from vehicle development to promote the AI-based Honda CI (Cooperative Intelligence) platform - with an eye on the future.

Militarized robots remain a highly controversial topic, but the US Army is preparing for the future and is investing heavily in research.

Work is being done to give robots a human touch - Touchlab begins piloting robotic skin sensors for testing in hospitals - a huge step forward in tech R&D.

People struggling to walk around could greatly benefit from the exoskeleton walking boot as promoted by researchers from Stanford University.

The winner of a recent NVIDIA Omniverse competition was a UCLA Ph.D. candidate with his IndoorKit, customized for robot simulations in indoor scenes.

Boston Dynamics and a handful of other companies spoke out against weaponization of robotics, and vow to prevent customers from misusing their products.

Restaurants are suffering from worker shortages, but might find robots as a suitable solution to help fill the void - and continue making food.

Walgreens is using robots to help fill prescriptions, which frees up time for pharmacists to have more interaction with customers - and will save big money.

Researchers from West Virginia University hope to use robots to improve workplace safety for retail employees and customers while in store.

Researchers from Oregon State University teamed up with a veterans home in Oregon, hoping custom designed robots are able to help veterans with their needs.

Certain jobs filled by humans are under pressure from robots, and that is becoming more prevalent in warehouses - though not all is lost at this point.

DHL and Locus are expanding their partnership to bring more autonomous mobile robots into fulfillment centers ahead of Christmas shopping season.

Restaurants struggling to find human workers might be able to augment their staff with the assistance of various robot solutions currently available.

Researchers from MIT do it again - this time with a platform for robots to have an easier time conducting regular tasks that humans can do with ease.

A robot of an extremely similar design to Boston Dynamics' Spot has been kitted out with a submachine gun by a Russian citizen.

The recently finalized Luzhijiang Bridge is now the world's longest single-tower suspension bridge, at 800 meters (2,625 feet).

The world's smallest remote-controlled robot has been created by engineers from Northwestern University, which takes on crab form.

Dyson shows off prototype robots in-development: they do your household chores, washing your dishes, aim to be on market by 2030.

Researchers from the University of Toronto have developed a new approach for robots to navigate the world while avoiding people.

The West Japan Rail Company has developed a large, crane-mounted, VR-piloted Gundam-style robot for maintenance along train lines.

This super-creepy lifelike 'child' robot is helping pediatric dentists in Japan simulate a 'child's response to dental treatment'.

The New York City Fire Department (FDNY) has acquired some of Boston Dynamics' Spot robots to assist search-and-rescue operations.

Increased automation in the U.S. manufacturing industry has been associated with rising mortality in U.S. adults of working age.

A new robotic arm has been developed for space applications, capable of adjusting its understanding of its real-time location.

UK armed forces head General Sir Nick Carter says one-quarter of the entire British Army could be robots sometime in the 2030s.

Boston Dynamics have announced that people can now buy their robotic dog called Spot.

Robot waiters are being used to help reduce the amount of human-to-human contact.

A man could be fined almost $13 million for a robocall campaign that was both racist and politically charged.

The Amazing Spider-Man might not be a human in real-life, but it can definitely be a robot.

A new form of life has been created and its neither a traditional robot or a known species of animal.

Researchers have developed stretchable skin-like robots that can be rolled up and placed in ones pocket.

MIT want to show you that their Mini Cheetah robots aren't just for show, they can kick and soccer ball and even flip.

MIT and Ford have developed a navigation method that helps delivery robots map out their route in real-time.

These self-assembling robotic cubes can move all by themselves.

Toyota has announced that it will be supplying 2020 Tokyo Olympic athletes with transport through automated buses.

Some tiny robots have been developed that could have the potential of providing health benefits for humans in the future.

Report says 6% of all jobs in the US will be replaced by robots by 2021.

The former CEO of McDonald's USA says that buying $35K robots is cheaper than paying teenagers $15 per hour.

China is the first to attempt to mobilize a robotic police force, starting with a small Dalek inspired patrol model.

Administration and office jobs are 'at the highest risk' of being replaced by robots by 2020.

No robotic sexy time!

Don't be afraid of robots and technology!

Killer AI? No thanks, experts say.

Toshiba will take its scorpion robot to Fukushima.

The killer robots are coming!

Director of Ex-Machina shares thoughts about non-sentient technology artificial intelligence technology.