Conflict arises over robotic vacuum features and technologies.

Robot can carry up to 40 pounds of belongings to allow for more hands-free walking.

Survey shows high expectations and perceptions of autonomous vehicles among consumers

To look to the future of robotics and AI, sometimes we just need to remember past science fiction.

One of the pioneers in socially assistive robots discusses how all parts of a robot are important for human interaction.

Attitudes and opinions on AI morality with autonomous vehicles differ depending on gender, age, profession, survey finds.

Attitudes vary on autonomous vehicles depending on gender and age.

Participants to compete for up to $1 million for autonomous robots that could explore the moon.

Our handy infographic explains how autonomous certain vehicles can be.

Showing appreciation for the sheer breadth of the robotics industry.

Consumer robotics leader chats with us about coding, whole-home intelligence, and the company’s legacy in the robotics world.

Five reasons why the e-commerce giant helps shape the robotics and AI industry.

Experts and robotics leaders set to convene in Las Vegas to see latest innovations and discuss the latest trends.

Imprint Link Technology coordinates cleaning between mop, vacuum, with minimal end user input, if desired.

The mobility solutions company launched a program in partnership with shuttle manufacturer NAVYA to train emergency personnel on autonomous vehicles set to be deployed in Lake Nona.

Silicon Valley-based firm also adds robotics innovator Dr. James Kuffner to advisory board.

By 2029, driverless cars will be preferred mode of transportation for large majority.

Companies need to realize whether humans really need robots in the home, and ease their fears as well.

Drone delivery company Wing is the first to be granted an Air Carrier Certificate from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), opening up commercial flights to the company.

Events from April 8-12 to celebrate robotics development and innovation.

We’ve already seen robots do some amazing things in manufacturing, warehousing, and health care. Here are some other new ways robots are doing unconventional things.

New kit aims to bridge gap between children’s robot kits and laboratory-level robotics.

Programming and customization offers development opportunities for coders of all levels.

Government relaxes rules on testing vehicles with a safety driver.

Unclear rules and questions about who is responsible for accidents a concern for industry respondents.