robots

Japan’s robot pair of Olympic and Paralympic mascots, Miraitowa and Someity, respectively, stopped by one of the NBC workspaces to deliver a show-stopping performance.

A prominent security robot company has cited little public evidence or specific, detailed examples of crimes that have been thwarted by its machines.

Swiss tech company UVeya created a robot that can disinfect an airplane in 13 minutes using ultraviolet light.

A new video by technology giant Boston Dynamics showing four of its robots dancing to the 1962 hit “Do You Love Me?”

A 60-foot moving ‘Gundam’ replica was unveiled at a new attraction in Yokohama, Japan

Walmart is laying off the robots it had deployed in about 500 stores to keep tabs on what’s on and not on the shelves.

Erica Newton Fessia, the VP of global field operations for FIRST, talks about her STEM organization, their virtual robotics challenges and teaching kids other life skills.

Hetty Chang reported on NBC4 News at 11 p.m. on Wednesday, July 15, 2020.

When Winnie the robot first started working at LAX’s Embassy Suites hotel she was more of a novelty than anything else. “It was a way to get guests engaged,” said Embassy Suites VP of operations Michael D’amodio. Back in 2016, one out of three guests would utilize her services, delivering towels, water or food, right to the room. D’amodio...

A hotel robot once considered a novelty has come in real handy during the coronavirus pandemic. Gordon Tokumatsu reports June 23, 2020.

Artificial intelligence and robotics are becoming more important during the coronavirus to help bridge divides between people forced to social distance. The CEO and COO of the Boston-based AI company Neurala explained why.

No Human, no problem. Take a look at this robot pour drinks at a bar in South Korea.

“Spot,” a robotic sheepdog, is being trained to help farmers around the world cope with labor shortages.

A robot dog named Spot, designed by Boston Dynamics, is helping remind people in Singapore to remain at least one meter apart.

It looks like it belongs in Star Wars, but this robot is helping keep patients and healthcare workers safe.

Tokyo’s government has deployed robots at a hotel housing coronavirus patients in an attempt to minimize risk for health care workers at the facility.