A look back at lifelike robots' debuts highlighted their impact on robotics and public perception. Bengals' loss to Ravens ends in controversy after refs appear to miss two blatant penalties on 2 ...

A lifelike Tesla robot has been filmed holding a conversation and saying it wants to learn how to be more human at the ...

A woman visiting an amusement park found herself captivated by a "man" she wanted to give her contact details, only to ...

A US-based company, Tombot, has unveiled Jennie - a realistic robotic puppy that reacts to human touch, and more. With her ...

Its developers explain that the torso can achieve movement via a battery-operated network of pumps and valves that circulates ...

A SCIENTIST has created an AI robot version of himself he says is so lifelike it could put him out of his job. Japanese engineer Hiroshi Ishiguro’s said he produced a robot twin with human hair ...

Imagine stepping into a room filled with lifelike robots that resemble a person. Now picture these humanoids engaging in meaningful conversations, expressions and thoughts with uncanny accuracy.

This innovation centers on using artificial muscles to replicate human-like movements, marking a significant step forward in creating robots that move with natural fluidity and precision.

Lifelike robots have yet to find a place in the average home or workplace, but Professor Peter McOwan’s research on face perception and the development of ‘facial interpretation based technology’ will ...