Good news! A team of Indian American researchers has come up with a novel model that uses human inputs to uncover Artificial Intelligence (AI) "blind spots" in self-driving cars so that vehicles can avoid accidents on roads.

Robotic science, today, redefines the thing we see around us. Lately, scientists have used a 300-million-year old fossil skeleton and preserved ancient footprints to recreate the walk of prehistoric life.

The biggest ever robot exercise in the history of the British army got underway Monday. Troops have begun testing over 70 examples of futuristic technology including enhanced surveillance drones and unmanned vehicles on the fields of Salisbury Plain in southern England, Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson announced.

The space research organization in China is planning to explore the he southern and northern polar regions of the Moon by 2030, according to an official of the China National Space Administration (CNSA).

This would probably be a great discovery by scientists. They have developed an electronic skin that can turn everyday objects including paper balls, animal toys et into robots. Researchers at Yale University in the US have invented the robotic skins which would enable common people to design their own robotic systems.

A newly-launched restaurant in the Nepalese capital is using robots as waiters under the slogan, "where food meets technology".

Aiming to become a leading developer of service robots, South Korea-based LG Electronics on Thursday said it will unveil its first "human-centric" wearable robot at the upcoming IFA 2018 in Berlin, Germany.

While social robots have the potential to become part of the educational infrastructure just like paper, white boards and computer tablets, they can never fully replace teachers, a new study suggests.

Robots, when left unsecured on the Internet, can expose users across the web, thereby allowing hackers to control them remotely in ways that could be dangerous to both the robot and the human operators, warns a study.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said that with Artificial Intelligence (AI), bots and robots, productivity will increase, but warned of rising apprehensions of 'human redundancy' as the mind and machines would compete directly.