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Scientists develop ‘pain nerves’ for robots

Most robots cannot register pain. The new artificial nerve will not only make them feel it, but also make them remember it, react to it, and slowly return to normal as it heals

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Meet NEO: The $20,000 eerie humanoid robot

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China organised Olympic Games for robots — and it turned out hilarious

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Kawasaki’s Corleo: The horse of the future

A robot is used to fry chicken at a Robert Chicken restaurant in Seoul, South Korea, on 13 June, 2023. Photo: The Independent

South Korea becomes first country to replace 10% of its workforce with robots

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Japan deploys humanoid robot for railway maintenance

Tesla Bot" humanoid robot prototyp. Photo: Tesla

Tesla could start selling Optimus robots by the end of next year, Musk says

Surgeons use magnetic surgical robot arms, new technology instruments that work with magnetic fields, during an operation at a public hospital, in Santiago, Chile, December 4, 2023. REUTERS/Ivan Alvarado

Magnetic surgical robot makes international debut in Chile hospital

An all-terrain "Sherp" vehicle, operated by World Food Programme (WFP), is driven through floodwaters, to deliver aid to vulnerable communities, in Twic East, Jonglei State, South Sudan, on 9 March 2023. Photo: Reuters

UN food aid deliveries by AI robots could begin next year

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Robots say they won't steal jobs, rebel against humans

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Tesla Bot: The robot can now walk, navigate and pick up items

The robot can go from a solid state to a liquid state, and vice versa, based on manipulation of the magnetic fields around it. In the pictures, this robot liquified to escape the cage, then cooled back into its original shape outside the bars. Photo: Collected

T-1000 is here: Scientists make breakthrough in shape-shifting robots

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Robot plant grows, wilts on fate of UN nature talks