Serve Robotics passed 1,000 robots in service earlier this week. Now we know who those robots will be working for: DoorDash. Serve is teaming up with the food delivery giant to help deliver more food.

Making a Transformer toy switch from its robot mode to vehicle mode normally takes a little elbow grease--and is part of the charm--but this cute remote control radio control version of Optimus Prime ...

UBTECH showcased five humanoid robots, including Walker S2 — the world’s first humanoid robot capable of autonomous battery swapping, Cruzr S2 — the full-sized wheeled humanoid robot, Walker S1 — the ...

When someone stops breathing, the clock starts ticking. First responders often need to get air into the lungs fast, and one of the most reliable ways is to slide a tube into the windpipe. This process ...

SoftBank Group has agreed to acquire the robotics division of Switzerland's ABB for $5.4 billion. This move signifies a major foray into robotics by CEO Masayoshi Son, expanding SoftBank's investments ...

Despite the well-known environmental benefits of recycling, it’s estimated that less than 10% of the world’s plastic gets recycled. Ganiga Innovation looks to bring that percentage up using AI-enabled ...

In context: Elon Musk has long hyped Tesla's Optimus robots as a potentially transformative technology capable of eclipsing its electric vehicle business and driving the company toward a multitrillion ...

Japanese investing conglomerate SoftBank Group is buying a robotics company as the financial behemoth says physical AI is its next frontier. SoftBank announced on Wednesday that it has acquired Zurich ...

SoftBank Group Corp. agreed to acquire ABB Ltd.’s industrial robots unit at an enterprise value of almost $5.4 billion, reflecting billionaire Masayoshi Son’s growing bets on emerging technology in ...

The Pepper humanoid robot developed by SoftBank. SoftBank Group—controlled by Japan’s richest person, Masayoshi Son—has agreed to buy the robotics unit of Swiss industrial giant ABB Ltd. for $5.4 ...

Japan's SoftBank Group agreed to purchase ABB's robotic business in a deal that values it at $5.38 billion, including debt, putting an end to the Swiss company's previous plans to spin off the unit.