"This work is a departure from how robots are programmed today. The status quo of programming robots is thousands of hours of tele-operation to teach the robot how to do tasks.

This new self-learning robotic arm could be the future of robotic butlers, and it could even teach other robots the things it learns.

MIT professor Daniela Rus explains how AI-powered robots are being trained to safely assist in homes and daily life.

For this guide, we've spent almost 300 hours testing 15 robot vacuums. To evaluate robot vacuums and robot mops, we put them through their paces in our custom-designed, two-room obstacle course.

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Researchers from Stanford University developed a humanoid robot that can learn to do things by imitating its human operator.

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An AI-driven robot successfully removed gallbladders from pig cadavers on its own. Here’s how they did it. (And surgeons shouldn’t put away their scalpels just yet.) ...

Explore how researchers are using quantum computing to enhance the movement of robots, making them more efficient and smooth.

Robots can be finicky learners. Historically, they’ve required precise, step-by-step directions to complete basic tasks and tend to call it quits when things go off-script, like after dropping a ...