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Happy Birthday Rajinikanth: A look at Thalaivar’s best performances
Today, the legendary star, who is a seven times recipient of the Tamil Nadu State Film Awards, is standing tall as an ultimate example for young actors.
Aishwarya Rai Bachchan reveals Mani Ratnam’s special gesture for daughter Aaradhya on Ponniyin Selvan set
While Aaradhya is yet to see her mother’s upcoming project, the 10-year-old was “enthralled” after witnessing her mother essaying a queen.
Watch: Robot dressed in saree accepts loan document from bank branch
Well, this is because instead of a senior representative from the company, the firm reportedly sent its advanced robot SAYABOT to accept the sanctioned loan documents
This robot will not answer your queries if scolded
A 13-year-old boy from Chennai, Tamil Nadu, has “designed a robot with emotions. He has claimed that the robot, which is named Raffi, responds and also understands emotions
Xiaomi unveils its first quadruped robot named CyberDog, an experimental open source machine
Xiaomi plans to launch only 1,000 units of CyberDog at the initial stage and each of them will be priced at CNY 9,999 (approx Rs 1,14,000).
The ulti-mutt pet? Chinese tech company develops robot dogs that uses AI to 'hear' and 'see'
The robot dogs moves at a speed of almost 15 kilometres (nine miles) per hour and spins on the spot like an excited puppy.
Robot who sold art for $688,888, in the form of an NFT, now eyes stint in music
I envisioned Sophia as a creative artwork herself, that could generate art, said David Hanson, CEO of Hong Kong-based Hanson Robotics and the robot's creator.
Spot, a dog-like robot, gets updated with Wi-Fi, autowalk missions, and ethernet connection
Apart from opening doors, bring your slippers and picking dirty laundry, Spot can even plant flowers.
Robotic hand built by Japanese firm to be part of tech demo at the space station in 2021
With this tech demonstration, GITAI hopes to develop more robots to carry out versatile tasks in space.
American journalist shares viral video featuring robot room service in Shanghai hotel; here’s how Twitter reacted
Twitterati was stunned after the video went viral and a few thought it to be cute, while others had suggestions to make the robot more generous. Some users even asked "Did you have to tip?"
Russian spacecraft carrying humandoid robot docks to the ISS after failed attempt
The robot FEDOR, copies human movements, a skill that allows it to help carry out tasks remotely.
Russia sends its first humanoid robot — Fedor to the ISS on its Soyuz rocket
Fedor has Instagram and Twitter accounts that describe it as learning new skills such as opening a bottle of water.
You auto-complete me: Our bittersweet relationships with and through bots
The relationship between humans and AI (bot) is a constantly developing one, where on the one hand, we are charmed by the humanity of bots, and on the other, considering our relationship with this other in terms of domination.
Scientists have developed a robotic arm that can taste for chemicals using bacteria
Soft robotics uses lightweight, flexible and soft materials to create machines that match the versatility of living things.
2.0: Rajinikanth, Akshay Kumar's sci-fi magnum opus to reportedly release in China on 12 July
2.0 makers had earlier released a statement that said that the Rajinikanth-Akshay Kumar-starrer would hit China screens in May
This drone can climb up walls, fly like a quadcopter and turn into a car-like robot
The robot can find uses in agriculture, cleaning, entertainment, as well as law enforcement & anti-terrorist operations.
AI that sees like humans do may be the future of automated search & rescue robots
The scientists are trying to develop the system into a robot to help in search and rescue in the future.
Japanese Hayabusa mission to collect samples found water on the asteroid Itokawa
Scientists have found water content in the parent body after analysing the collected samples from Hayabusa
Cockroach-inspired surgical bot slithers into pig's heart with no human guidance
The device finds its target but takes seconds longer than a doctor to perform routine tasks.