A new type of robotic hand developed at The University of Texas at Austin demonstrates such sensitive touch that it can grasp objects as fragile as a potato chip or a raspberry without crushing them.

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Gradient's Renton, Wash., office space is home to 10 million sports and gaming cards, where a team of card geeks and ...

I ndian armed forces are preparing for a battlespace where drones will be as integral as rifles and radio sets. The conflicts ...

As chatbots grow more conversational, some users are forming emotional bonds with AI, raising questions about the future of human–machine intimacy.

PI (Physik Instrumente), a developer of precision motion control and positioning solutions, announces a new addition to its ...

From kung-fu performing robots to AI models making videos go viral, China is turning imagination into reality — and the world can’t stop watching. “Innovation is development; innovation is the future, ...

Adidas says its running category grew nearly 30% last year, driven by record-breaking Adizero shoes and a renewed focus on ...

Inside Beijing's conference rooms, the final draft of China's 15th Five-Year Plan is being scrutinized. A centerpiece of the top-level roadmap sets out a profound internal gear shift to transform the ...

Capcom reveals that Pragmata isn't going to release on the date it had previously set, following numerous delays since its ...

An externally mounted radar sensor on streetlights or traffic lights is intended to help self-driving cars get a better view of the traffic situation.