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The robot, dubbed Agile One, with its human-like dexterity, 71 degrees of freedom, onboard AI and tactile fingertips for precise manipulation has been developed to handle complex, repetitive and high-precision tasks.

The program was launched to deliver success across digital ecosystems.

The Hobbs WI is capable of autonomously navigating as well as performing reception and guidance tasks while working alongside humans.

The new arbitrary waveform generators (AWGs) feature a maximum of six channels at 10 GS/s or 12 channels at 5 GS/s output speed.

The humanoid robot, dubbed TORA-ONE, made its debut at this year’s CES where it demonstrated its ice-cream making capabilities, handling levers, ingredients and cup delivery.

The team has developed a group of spherical, snail-inspired robots that can collectively solve a physical transport problem by reconfiguring themselves in real time.

The global semiconductor developer has licensed Weebit’s non-volatile memory IP for some of its products.

The Onero H1 from the robotics company SwitchBot can reportedly perform maneuvers such as grasping, pushing, opening and organizing, while learning to adapt across different tasks within the household.

Designed for search-and-rescue missions, disaster response tasks and many other emergency operations, the robotic dog reportedly never forgets where it's been and what it has seen.

The team suggests that the robot gripper might be used in a variety of scenarios ranging from agricultural harvesting to loading and unloading heavy cargo. For the larger version, the team envisions using the robot in eldercare settings.

Dubbed Hangxing No. 1, the 1.8-meter humanoid stands at the intersection of Binsheng Road and Changhe Road in the Binjiang district. There, it directs traffic, detects violations and issues polite voice warnings.

The team built a robotic manipulator that features a pair of langoustine abdomen exoskeletons, explaining that combining biological elements with synthetic components could potentially enhance robotics and also support sustainable technology systems.

The robot, dubbed Memo, was built by the startup Sunday using household data, which the company reportedly gathered from more than 500 households using the startup’s patented Skill Capture Glove.

HMND 01 is expected to address real-world challenges across industrial and home environments as well as labor challenges in the retail, e-commerce, third-party logistics (3PL), manufacturing and automotive industries.