Today the Belarusian head of government toured an exhibition of products of Hi-Tech Park resident companies specializing in ...

At CES 2026 in Las Vegas, a rather obvious shift was observed: robots were not just niche, but rather were one of the central themes of this year's tech extravaganza. Robots were on show in multiple ...

According to a report from the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, approximately 828 million people across the world are suffering from hunger, making the need to address global ...

While robotic weed-cutting machines are nothing new to agriculture, they have become more common in vegetable fields in the ...

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The Army MULE of today may have a new look, but it has a stubborn streak like its low-tech namesake. While technicians still need to work out the bugs in the prototype before the robot can be deployed ...

Dyson’s new 360 Vis Nav robot vacuum is one of the hottest home cleaning items on the market, and right now shoppers can snag it for $500 off retail price. The brand’s high-tech robot vacuum combines ...

HOUSTON (CW39) - A new robot can do home chores through 'affectionate intelligence'. Also, high-tech candy that plays music as you eat hit. CW39's Sharron Melton explains how it works. Would Idolina ...

Huge yellow robots glide across a warehouse floor, guided by QR codes. Moving with an unerring purpose, the cuboid-shaped machines – each stacked with shelves full of products – deliver everything ...

Dyson is offering an insane deal on its new robot vacuum that dropped earlier this year. The Dyson 360 Vis Nav robot vacuum has been one of the most talked-about home cleaning releases thanks to its ...

In one, a life-size robotic wildcat sprints across a parking lot at almost 20 miles an hour. In another, a small wheeled rover nicknamed SandFlea abruptly flings itself onto rooftops — and back down ...