In case #19,328 of scientists asking if they can do something versus should they do something, new video shows a bipedal humanoid robot quickly rising up ...

The video shows a bipedal humanoid rising to stand after lying on its back, sitting against a wall, lying on a sofa and ...

The user has full control of the robot’s movement, with their own camera image shown on the display so that others interacting with the bot will with whom they are conversing. A pair of 12.5 ...

On Friday the robot, which its maker, Beijing Science and Technology, affectionately calls 小胖 (Xiao Pang, or "Chubby"), wheeled itself into the glass pane of an exhibition stand, shattering it.

The video shows a bipedal humanoid rising to stand after lying on its back, sitting against a wall, lying on a sofa and reclining in a chair. The researchers also tested the humanoid robot's ...