Led by robotics Ph.D. student Paul Nadan, a team at Carnegie Mellon University has been developing the extraordinary Loris ...

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The combination of technology, fashion, and traditional intangible cultural heritage is just amazing!" On September 7, Mr.

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When considering the commercial potential of a robot, it's important to take note of where it is in the lifecycle.

The robot seen on 7 Mile was promoting the upcoming RoboWar event scheduled for July 19. “It’s amazing. It’s for the family. Anyone can come,” Cartwright said.

The world's latest and most advanced robotic technology was seen on full display in Detroit on Saturday night.

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