Eugene Demaitre

The round GuardBot robot has a rugged design and potential military and civilian applications.

A Frost & Sullivan report predicts wide adoption of welding robotics, but the U.S. lags amid worker uncertainty.

A robotic hand developed at TU Delft copies biological movement to nimbly handle fruit for the growing international market.

Decades after war's end, Cambodians still suffer from unexploded ordnance. Villanova and Golden West are working on an alternative to putting humans in harm's way.

The Mobile Building Robot from nLink in Norway can take on the task of drilling holes into concrete ceilings, freeing construction workers to do easier and more interesting jobs.

Not only is China a major market for robots; it?s also fertile ground for brave investors and partnerships.

U.S. corporate recruiters and staffing firms posted more than 6,000 online job ads requiring robotics skill sets in May.