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Zion, a robot humanoid, was seen walking casually along Detroit’s 7 Mile Road, surprising pedestrians and the cars passing by ...

Robots have been a staple of sci-fi movies from the very beginning. From the black-and-white silent era to the digital age, automatons have been walking, rolling, and floating across the silver ...

Hope that their billions, brains and brashness can usher in a new world filled with robot cars, killer drones and solar power. In other words: hard tech.

Instead, the next disruptive bet on humanity’s fate is moving into the realm of science fiction: Humanoid robots, UFOs and quantum computing.

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Rapid advances in generative AI are accelerating the commercialization of humanoid robots, with 2025 projected as the industry's first year of mass production. Taiwanese PCB makers—Zhen Ding ...

Chinese drones survived launch forces 3,000 times their own weight and travelled more than 10km in seconds, tests show.

Morgan Stanley sees the robot sector ballooning into a $5 trillion market by 2050.