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Construction robots attack America's housing shortage, but we're a long way from humanoid homebuilders
The U.S. housing market is short roughly 1.2 million homes and nearly 300,000 construction workers. Labor shortages cost homebuilders billions of dollars a year and can add months to a new home construction timeline. Housing affordability has been…
A 7th-Grader From Texas Built An Underwater Robot To Study Local Water Health
In coastal Texas communities, retention ponds are some of the state's most important (and required) means for managing floods. But these man-made reservoirs do more than just collect storm runoff; they can also become habitats for local wildlife.
New robot helps Israeli surgeons crush kidney stones without the splash
If you suffered from kidney stones in the 1980s and drinking a lot of water didn't melt them, you probably were told by your doctor to get into a swimsuit and sit in a water-filled bathtub in the hospital. Then you were sedated or given general…
3 major robot vacuum trends heading your way - including steam cleaning and drop-down suction boosters
The robot vacuum market is continuing to move at breakneck pace, with most brands releasing multiple models each year. Despite the proliferation of new vacs hitting the market, there are often clear feature trends that pop up across multiple brands…
NVIDIA launches Halos for Robotics, a full-stack safety system for humanoids working alongside people
NVIDIA has introduced what it calls the industry's first full-stack safety system purpose-built for robots and physical AI, a platform called Halos for Robotics that is designed to keep autonomous machines operating safely in factories, warehouses…
Did Samsung just make the cutest robot dog yet? Lassie makes Aibo look like the Terminator
Samsung's Lassie is a robot dog concept designed to encourage people to get outside and be more active. It combines a quadrupedal robot with a removable knitted suit and interchangeable legs for walking, running, exploring and indoor use. If you're…
Ukraine plans to to replace major portion of troops with 'killer robots'
Ukraine is aiming to replace a third of its troops with UGVs by the end of the year Ukraine is planning to replace around one third of its frontline troops with unmanned “killer robots” known as “Hyenas”, which will move…
Rotimatic: Can the AI-enabled kitchen robot enter Indian homes?
In August 2025, Zimplistic Pte Ltd. (Zimplistic), a Singapore-based company that manufactured automatic roti makers, launched its latest innovative product – the Rotimatic NEXT – in India. The Rotimatic NEXT – a smart kitchen…
Robots congregate outside Polish ministry as part of demonstration for more AI regulation
A group of robots was sighted outside a Polish ministry as part of a campaign for tougher regulation of artificial intelligence and robotization. A group of around 30 robots, comprising bipedal humanoids and four-legged, dog-like robots, appeared…
What Fighting Style Will Robots Use in the Future?
Imagine a robot stepping into a fighting arena. It doesn't get tired, doesn't panic, and can calculate distance and movement in milliseconds. But what kind of fighting style would such a machine actually use? The answer probably isn't simply…
AI Is reviving Chinese Marxist economics
ATHENS — As China embraced capitalism, its leading universities adopted mainstream Western textbooks to mold their students' thinking about the economy. “Most of my colleagues pay only lip service to Marxism,” an economics…
More AI: Boaz Levy describes the future battlefield
In a special interview for the Maariv podcast, Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) Chairman and father of the Arrow missile defense system, Boaz Levy, described how he views the battlefield of the next decade: heavily reliant on space, artificial…
Anthropic boss calls for AI slowdown amid superintelligence fears
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei on Saturday called on artificial intelligence firms to slow down the development of the powerful technology, amid mounting worries over the risks of “superintelligent” computer systems. His comments came a…
The Future of Football
Three quarters of a century ago, the preeminent cultural historian Jacques Barzun wrote, “Whoever wants to know the heart and mind of America had better learn baseball.” Baseball favors a measured, pastoral rhythm, Barzun wrote.
4-Part Sci-Fi Masterpiece On Netflix Is Like The Terminator & Neuromancer In One
Netflix's experimental sci-fi masterpiece is a perfect cross between Terminator and Neuromancer. Cyberpunk has been a popular sci-fi sub-genre since the New Wave science fiction movement of the 1960s and 1970s. During that era, authors such as…
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