The Robotics Collection

The latest robotic controls don’t use implants like other brain-machine interface technologies. Instead, the system—aided by machine learning—uses telepathy to control robot dogs.

Not content to waft on the wind, the artificial seed flaps when exposed to light

How do you make small spaces more livable and sustainable? One solution is to redefine "square footage" where we live, work, and play.

Robots are taking over the operating room. And that’s a good thing.

Soft robots are lagging behind their stronger cousins but new designs offer different opportunities.

Colorado researchers devise camera-mounted cane to help visually impaired identify objects in a room or on a shelf.

Inspired by sea cucumbers, researchers use electric and magnetic fields to melt, move, and shape gallium objects.

Colorado State University mechanical engineers have developed a soft, robotic gripper delicate enough to manipulate individual droplets. By remotely cleaning up biofluid spills it may help cut the occurrence of laboratory-acquired infections.

Human trust in robots doesn’t always rise and fall when it should, so a researcher at Texas A&M is developing a way to measure worker trust in robots.

Graduate students at Georgia Tech devised a bot that mimics and magnifies human hand motions to produce art.