DigestHave you ever seen a video on social media of a "robot with human-like expressions"? The company behind that face, ...

Ever seen a movie and thought, ‘Wow, cool concept, but that will never happen in my lifetime.’ Well, up until recently, you’d have been right. First gone viral in a video in December 2021, robotics ...

Last year, Ameca the humanoid blinked to life and quickly went viral. At CES 2022, I got the first public demonstration of this lifelike robot, and saw just how blurred the lines between human and ...

Get ready for Will Smith to say, “I told you so.” A scarily realistic robot with lifelike facial features and expressions that can “develop interaction” with people has just been unveiled by ...

Okay, we know that most humanoid robots are designed to mimic human motion and interaction. But Ameca, the new machine developed by robotics company Engineered Arts, takes that to a new level. It can ...

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Engineered Arts, the company behind the human-like Mesmer robot series, has unveiled a new creation that may weird you out even more. "Ameca" is a new humanoid robot that doesn't have realistic hair ...

You're currently following this author! Click to unsubscribe from email alerts. A humanoid robot said it can "simulate" dreams by conjuring up various scenarios, which helps it learn about the world.

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Videos of an eerily realistic robot named Ameca are going viral on social media, with users comparing the footage to the 2014 film "I, Robot." While Ameca may look shockingly similar to the movie's ...