On the outskirts of Beijing, young Chinese entrepreneur Cheng Hao sits on an indoor soccer pitch – but this turf isn’t for ...

In the rapidly developing world we live in, it feels as if every day there is a new technological advancement, so much so that it's difficult to keep track of. The world of AI and robotics is no ...

Asimov's 3 laws of robotics were theoretical. These new 24 laws of robots and AI are very real ... but it's unclear how ...

AgiBot, a humanoid robotics company based in Shanghai, has engineered a way for two-armed robots to learn manufacturing tasks through human training and real-world practice on a factory production ...

The robotics revolution isn’t coming; it has already started. Over the past year, I travelled to China, Japan and Korea to see some of the world’s most advanced humanoid and adaptive robotics firms.

AI² Robotics launches ZhiCube, a modular AI service space with AlphaBot 2 humanoid robot, debuting in Beijing and Shenzhen.

A humanoid robot walks alongside uniformed police officers during what appeared to be a public patrol in China.

In today’s CEO Daily: Asia editor Nick Gordon reports on China’s robotics edge. The big story: It’s Budget Day in the U.K. The markets: In the black, globally. Plus: All the news and watercooler chat ...

It’s either a childhood dream come true or the beginning of a cheesy 80s movie. Either way, AI-powered dinosaurs are coming, pumped out by robotics companies looking to drum up a little prehistoric ...

Since 2024, a video has circulated online purportedly showing surveillance footage of a small robot, named Erbai, convincing 12 other humanoid robots at a robotics showroom in China to leave their ...

Elon Musk envisions humanoid robots everywhere. China may be the first to make it a reality American Airlines pilot’s pay stub shows surprisingly 'elite money,' with $458,000 in year-to-date ...

Big tech companies are spending hundreds of billions developing artificial intelligence, and that spending has been floating the economy. But increasingly, the markets seem to think we're due for an ...