The eerily life-like robot sneezes, coughs, gags and snaps its mouth shut "involuntarily."
A pair of robots has made up their own words to tell each other where they are and where they want to go.
When the road gets rough, this robot goes airborne.
Using simple robots to simulate genetic evolution over hundreds of generations, scientists shed light on why humans help each other.
Hexapod walking robot reacts to stimuli and can carry over twice its body weight.
In a disastrous world, life-detecting robots are gaining popularity.
Even if you can run, you won't be able to hide from the new generation of human-seeking robots.
A Google researcher argues that cloud computing could make robots smaller, cheaper, and smarter.
Lacking any kind of pilot, this drone flew for 29 minutes, landing perfectly on target.
Bots and babies alike benefit from crawling before walking.