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Actuator: U.C. Berkeley/Ambi Robotics' Ken Goldberg discusses the biggest robotics trends of 2022 and what to expect in 2023.

A new robot can go almost anywhere. "If it slips on stairs, it can recover. It can go into unknown environments and adapt."

A robot that’s ready for any obstacle, honeybee life spans are 50% shorter today than in the 70s, genes increase risk of myopia the longer at school.

New Zealand has reopened its borders and opened the first of three new generation, city-centre convention centres as it targets more international conferences. The purpose-built venues in Christchurch, Wellington and Auckland will showcase the capability and increase the capacity of New Zealand to host exceptional business events.

A new AI-powered, virtual platform called ThreeDWorld (TDW) uses real-world physics to simulate a rich and interactive audio-visual environment, enabling human and robotic learning, training, and experimental studies.

Researchers are working to figure out how to judge success in household tasks like washing dishes and cleaning floors for future home robot assistants.

September 11 is a somber day of remembrance in the United States for the terrible events that took place 20 years ago, but, this year, it was also a happy day to quietly remember ten significant Silicon Valley Milestones. Brian Berg organized an outdoor event at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California to…

Pulkit Agrawal and Gabriel Margolis from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) were part of a team that has developed a novel system that improves the agility and speed of legged robots as they jump across gaps in terrain.

In the ongoing evolution of human-robot interaction, one of the central goals of research remains enabling robots to understand instructions specified in natural language. Most current real-world robot systems are either built to solve one particular

A simulation environment known as PlasticineLab builds in knowledge of the physical world to make robot learning more intuitive.