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Researchers create a fast method for robots to plan and pack items securely, saving time in factories and warehouses.

Researchers develop artificial muscle that detects and repairs damage, mimicking human and plant skin for robotics and wearables.

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Researchers developed a system that combines human speech and pointing movements so robots can locate items in cluttered spaces with much higher accuracy than before.

Duke University's WildFusion helps robots navigate tough outdoor spaces using sight, sound, touch, and balance, mimicking human senses.

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.

An AI that understands and operates in the 3D physical world

EPFL researchers create a soft robotic hand that picks up objects using simple movements and natural compliance.