DoorDash just unveiled new delivery service offerings, the most notable of which is an AI-powered anthropomorphic robot named Dot.

DoorDash is getting in on the robot delivery business, but it's the plans for letting you make table reservations that we're interested in — because they sound plain weird.

The company says Dot’s sensor-laden droid is road-capable, with a top speed of 20 mph, and nimble enough to navigate busy ...

Researchers from the Creative Machines Lab at Columbia Engineering, Columbia University, have addressed this challenge by teaching their blue-silicon-clad anthropomorphic robot head, Emo, to ...

Chinese robotics firm Pudu Robotics has introduced its first full-sized bipedal humanoid robot. In a video, the humanoid called the PUDU D9 demonstrated its capabilities like upright movement, ...

Boston Dynamics' PETMAN robot finally gets the soundtrack it deserves from video editor Tim Trusler. PETMAN was developed to test "chemical protection clothing," so it can walk, crawl and perform "a ...

Over the past year, we have heard several rumors about Apple's upcoming tabletop robot. While 2025 seems to be the year the company will finally bet on smart home devices, a team of robotics ...

As noted by MacRumors, Apple has prototyped a lamp-like robot with lifelike movements as shown in a post and video on the Apple Machine Learning Research website. The video shows the ...

Sometimes robots make us feel uneasy because they make us think of death. Now, researchers are putting some real effort behind making our immortal creations feel a bit more alive. Humanlike robots can ...