The do-it-all home robot won’t be here any time soon. The do-it-all home robot won’t be here any time soon. is a news editor with over a decade’s experience in journalism. He previously worked at ...

Many of us grew up watching The Jetson’s, and while the flying cars and talking appliances were pretty nifty, it was Rosie the Robot who really stole the show. The future has now arrived, and several ...

Artificial intelligence can make smart homes smarter, help us manage our days, and even help us plan major life changes. This series looks at the new — and sometimes surprising — ways AI is being used ...

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The onero H1 is SwitchBot’s first humanoid robot, featuring 22 degrees of freedom and Intel RealSense cameras to handle various domestic chores. Using a self-developed OmniSense VLA model, the robot ...

Meet Sprout, the latest humanoid robot on the scene. about using Sprout as a kind of butler that brings items to guests in need. One of Fauna's first customers is Disney.

LG's humanoid CLOiD bot wowed the CES crowd with promises of laundry, dishes, and dinner prep. It impressed me, too—but history suggests robot helpers rarely make it out of the demo stage. I’m PCMag’s ...

The key to breaking this deadlock is continuous evolution of foundation models. Currently, completing a task may require two days of data collection. In six months, that could drop to just five hours.

To keep things safe, built-in sensors are supposed to freeze its movements the instant it contacts a child or a pet. The S1 runs on embodied artificial intelligence—a digital brain wired directly into ...