Robotics

Robotics

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This Chinese ‘school’ trains robots for the workforce

As humanoid robots edge closer to daily life, a Beijing facility is shaping their skills through scenario-based training that mirrors real jobs

A humanoid robot Tiangong by Beijing Innovation Center of Humanoid Robotics Co, moves an orange as a demonstration at its company, during an organised media tour to Beijing Robotics Industrial Park, in Beijing Economic-Technological Development Area, also known as Beijing E-Town, China May 16, 2025. Photo: REUTERS/Tingshu Wang/File Photo

China issues draft rules to regulate AI with human-like interaction

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How a Bangladeshi scientist made it to MIT’s '35 Innovators Under 35' list

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Jack Ma-backed company launches China’s first humanoid robot

Two small robotic cars, called “Soccer Bot”, engaged in a strategic football match during the robotics and innovation festival titled "MIE Robolution 1.0" at the Chittagong University of Engineering and Technology (Cuet) on 9 May 2025. Photo: TBS

Cuet abuzz with robotics and innovation festival

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National robotics and technology festival 'Robolution 1.0' begins at CUET

RJ Atikul Gazi, who lost his arm while trying to rescue a man during the July uprising, has a bionic arm fitted on him by Joy, co-founder of RoboLife. Photo: Courtesy

RoboLife: A 22-year-old’s mission to provide affordable bionic limbs

Code Black, Team Atlas and Calibrator-Z secured gold in the 'IT & Robotics - University' category at the World Invention Competition and Exhibition (WICE) 2024. Photos: Courtesy

With triple gold at WICE, Bangladesh’s robotics scene looks brighter than ever

This autonomous robot called FD20 can strategically sow seeds directly into the soil, ensuring optimal spacing and depth for healthy plant growth. Photo: Collected

Tech takes the field: The future of agriculture

A humanoid robot developed by Ex-Robots winks at the World Robot Conference in Beijing, China August 21, 2024. Photo: REUTERS

China robots conference spotlights the changing face of humanoids

Despite lacking a face and hands, the G1 can be equipped with optional three-fingered hands, allowing it to perform tasks like cracking walnuts, opening bottles, and even soldering electronics. Photo: Collected

Unitree G1: An impressive humanoid robot with unmatched agility

A 6-axis robotic arm picks up sorting containers at the Amazon fulfillment center in Baltimore, Maryland, U.S., April 30, 2019. REUTERS/Clodagh Kilcoyne/File Photo

Amazon advances automation with over 750,000 robots, replacing 100,000 jobs

Da Vinci Surgical System made by Intuitive Surgical company employs a minimally invasive approach to perform robotic surgeries. Photo: Collected

What can AI do in robotic surgery?