Chinese robotics firm UBTECH Robotics has secured a RMB 126 million ($17.3 million) contract for the “Embodied Intelligence Data Collection and Testing Center Equipment Procurement and Installation” ...

GUANGZHOU, China — Dogs are natural swimmers, instinctively knowing how to paddle when they hit the water. Now, engineers have created a robotic dog that can do the same, seamlessly transitioning from ...

About UBTECH Robotics Corp. Ltd. UBTECH Robotics Corp. Ltd. engages in the research, development, design, production and sale of robotic products and provision of ancillary services. The company ...

Global food major Cargill has adopted a robotic dog named Spot. Developed by Boston Dynamics, the company’s new pet does more than ‘sit’ and ‘stay’ – Spot patrols Cargill’s multiseed crush and ...

Syracuse, N.Y. - An unconventional sidekick has been spotted working for the Syracuse Police Department. It’s a 72-pound, 2-foot-tall robotic dog named Spot. The robot, purchased with a $300,000 state ...

An entrepreneur and robotics engineer, he founded Unitree Robotics in 2016. Formerly an engineer at DJI, Wang’s expertise lies in developing cost-effective, high-performance robotic solutions.

Selina Xu leads China and AI research in the office of former Google chief executive Eric Schmidt. Helen Zhang is deputy chief of staff and director of research and projects there. Schmidt invests in ...

HONG KONG/BEIJING, Oct 10 (Reuters) - Chinese humanoid robot maker AgiBot plans to launch an initial public offering in Hong Kong next year, eyeing a valuation of HK$40 billion to HK$50 billion ($5.14 ...

Google DeepMind has unveiled a pair of artificial intelligence (AI) models that will enable robots to perform complex general tasks and reason in a way that was previously impossible. Earlier this ...

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Western automotive and green energy executives who visit China are returning humbled — and even terrified. As The Telegraph reports, the executives are warning that the country’s heavily automated ...