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Researchers use simple rules of curved folds and shell structures to create multistable forms that snap into place and move under magnetic control alone.

Built in 3 months, Unitree's humanoid hits 12.66 m/s and a 2m standing jump. The $905M IPO lands Wednesday as robotics goes public.

These tiny robots, around the size of a rice grain, are controlled by magnetic fields and are safe to use inside the body. 

Researchers have developed a soft toroidal micro-robot with light-steerable motion in a variety of viscous fluid environments.

Researchers developed a flying device that changes form to balance itself in air currents without using much energy like birds do.

Scientists create cheap, soft robots that move with compressed gas, no electronics, for use in tough places like space or disaster zones.

Small robots link together through physical interactions to create coordinated movement and adapt without any central control or complex programming.

Scientists use robots and models to uncover how eels and lampreys move in water and on land, providing ideas for tougher machines.

These innovative machines, called legged metamachines, use AI to evolve unique designs that allow them to adapt, move freely outdoors, and survive damage like living creatures.

Researchers build shape-shifting robots from simple plastic sheets.