If you thought that at this point in our relationship with the algorithm, any new story about robots, androids ... Shen especially is a delight to watch, with an open, emotive face full of quicksilver ...

Useless robots (or useless machines) are devices that, when switched on, exist only to turn themselves back off. They are fun and fairly simple builds that are easy to personify, and really invite ...

Its features included: face recognition ... its owner in cute ways, such as looking up and chirping if its head was tapped Mayfield Robotics was still promoting sales of the robot via social ...

On this week's Tech Tent, we explore whether we are falling out of love with robots that look like us. It is not surprising that Pepper, with its cute face and pleasant voice, became a star.

They have aviation-grade aluminium alloy bodies, a screen for a face, and pointy ... many children like to play with the cute robots and tend to block their way or gather around them.

Consumer technology writer Gareth Butterfield has been reviewing the SwitchBot K10+ Pro - which has a huge discount at the ...

Predictions are in for the most in-demand toys this Christmas. The DreamToys top 20 list was selected by an independent panel ...

Please verify your email address. The Wild Robot, based on Peter Brown’s beloved novel, tells the story of Roz, a robot who is stranded on a remote island and must learn to survive, adapt ...

Plenty of robots stick to a pair of driven wheels to keep locomotion simple. If you’re bold though, or just like creepy crawlies, you might instead appreciate this cute scorpion robot build.

Everyone’s searching for something in Lego Horizon Adventures, where a science fiction franchise gets an entertaining brick ...

It’s cute, and if you only knew a little about ... with dappled lighting on the robot’s face and a strong sunny backlight,” and adds technical info like “Slow-motion, gentle motion.

The hype is huge, but Tesla is far from making a robotaxi you can bet your life on. So just what will they show to live up to the claim of "one for the history books?" ...