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Designed by a team of engineers and commercialized by the Parker Hannifin, the Indego-branded exoskeleton has won approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for clinical and personal use.

The indoor drone can navigate freely in any direction, pick up objects, and then bring them to whoever needs them.

The new J750 3-D printer allows customers to mix-and-match colors and print prototypes of different materials in just one step.

Watch as students teach this robot to grab an orange street and place it on a screen that simulates the playing surface of the board game.

Global industrial robot sales are projected to grow 5% annually to 31,000 units by 2018, with one-half of the machines installed by vehicle makers and their suppliers.

Self-driving robots will begin delivering goods and groceries in the UK over the next six months in preparation for the launch of pilot delivery services later this year.

Battery Array to Bolster Island’s Use of Renewables Construction is underway on a fully automated 3.2 megawatt-hour intelligent battery park on an island in the Azores, according to intelligent energy storage grid solutions provider You nI cos.

The AMBER Lab has just released this video of its newest work: a bi-pedal robot jogging on a treadmill like a human.

A student team from the University of Pennsylvania has come up with a prize-winning proposal to speed up the fermentation process in beer making.

Researchers have created duct tape equipped with sensors for easy hobbyist and DIY projects.

This new projector provides an affordable option for large-scale applications requiring the quality and long life of laser projection.

Ford engineers have developed a "pothole mitigation strategy" for the 2017 Fusion V6 Sport that uses a computer-controlled shock absorber system to reduce the jarring effect and vehicle damage associated with driving on a poorly sealed road.

The European Space Agency has launched development of a communication network that will use laser technology to dramatically increase the speed of data transmission from satellites to users on the ground.

Two new spotlight cities chosen and two new alliance members join.

Automating aircraft assembly is difficult because most robots aren’t nimble enough to perform the required tasks.

With this new modular camera system, users can piece together blocks into different formations to change camera functionality.

Scientists at the University of Southampton are working on a form of digital data storage that can survive for billions of years.