A humanoid robot with lifelike muscles and movements has gone viral, with many online users calling it terrifying and dystopian.

Instead of electrical actuators, the "full-body android" Protoclone V1 uses artificial muscles that are moved by fluid ...

Five years after retiring from competition and just months after knee surgery, Vonn has made a pain-free return with one ...

I am churning out bodies left, right and centre.” These are the words of prosthetics and special effects expert Paul ...

These robotic legs take inspiration from the embodied intelligence found ... and she is now furthering its development by refining the oromandibular mechanics, sensors and anatomy, as well as ...

Atherton, California-based Clone Robotics designed the Protoclone with a polymer skeleton that replicates 206 human bones.

Tourists in China have been strapping on robotic legs to help them climb a famous mountain, with a rental service proving popular since its launch last month.

Especially when a pair of robotic legs can do the job instead. It’s true. Tourism officials at Mount Tai recently came up with the idea of offering tourists a robotic exoskeleton that lets your ...

A new era of humanoid robotics is unfolding, and fueling it is Protoclone, a newly launched synthetic human that can move, and "bleed", and more.

Here’s how it works. The best robot mops can automatically deep clean your floors each time without leaving a streak, and save you the trouble. What's more, they're most effective when paired ...

It’s also perfect for prototyping the control system of robots. [davidatfsg]’s recent entry in the Hackaday Prize, Delta Robot, shows how complex robotics can be implemented without the ...