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Some people are only afraid of the killer robots that are likely to change military operations in the future, but a lot of them are equally scared by the realistic androids that are taking the tech world by storm. There’s something unsettling about a robot that can watch you and respond with human gestures, such as smiling, blinking, and even scratching its nose.

We couldn’t make it to the end of 2021 without a mysterious monolith story — a Google Maps user claims to have spotted a mysterious 12-foot-tall obelisk and four markers lined up with it in the middle of the Mexican desert where a mini Washington Monument shouldn’t be. What would some quarantined people do without... Read more »

A machine touted as the world?s most advanced humanoid robot ?freaked out? its creators after it reacted with visible irritation and grabbed the hand of a

A machine touted as the world?s most advanced humanoid robot ?freaked out? its creators after it reacted with visible irritation and grabbed the hand of a

In the latest clip, the robot, which is the brainchild of Cornwall-based Engineered Arts, takes umbrage at a nose poke.

Mysterious News Briefly — December 16, 2021 After completing its 17th flight on December 5th, NASA’s Ingenuity Mars Helicopter has a total flight time on Mars of 30 minutes and 48 seconds, a distance of 2.2 miles (3,592 meters), top altitude of 40 feet (12 meters) and top speed of 10 mph (5 meters per... Read more »

A viral YouTube video showed that a humanoid robot, named Mesmer, can express several realistic facial reactions such as yawning, winking and more.

According to Cornwall-based Engineered Arts, the creepy robot can display a huge range of human emotions, and can be made to look like anyone.

It's common for researchers around the world to conduct investigations into creating better drone aircraft. It's also common for researchers to conduct

Watch the "Ameca" Humanoid Robot Demonstrate Realistic Facial Expressions: The bot will be on display at CES 2022 in January.