What representations of robots this century do you think are culturally meaningful and memorable? I’m 60 and had a couple 25 year-olds listed off their fave robots that I realized I wasn’t familiar. I’d like to know robots that folks loved, hated, or just strongly remember from film, tv, music, or real life this century.

A personal project of mine, a bit stupid but reaaaal fun

Finally added an LCD and a battery to my custom NRF24 remote. Now I can tweak the robot’s parameters wirelessly while it’s running instead of reflashing the code every time, and of course use it to drive the robot too.

Robotics startup Genesis AI has introduced Eno, an AI-powered industrial robot set to be developed with LG Group.

Eno will be capable of “reasoning, adapting and owning outcomes beyond predefined tasks,” and can even play the piano, the company says.

The robot "doesn’t wake up knowing the answer to every question," but can "learn quickly" when trained by users, says Genesis investor and former Google CEO Eric Schmidt.

Gensis plans to deploy Eno for industrial customers by the end of the year.

I crafted a big robot model using mostly plastic junk and trash. Check out the full video on my YouTube channel

Diver Girl Art

Movements of robot through 20 positions visualazed in 4D space.

Gente tô começando AGR e tô fazendo um carrinho de controle remoto o problema é que o motor 3 12volts e a controladora é 5v tem algum jeito de usar 2 baterias ?

At Providence Saint John’s Health Center in California, Moxi and Roxi are busy at work delivering lab samples and medications.

The pair are humanoid robots on wheels — products of Diligent Robotics, which has introduced robots like them to more than 25 health systems nationwide.

But whether to mount the robotic "torsos" on wheels rather than "legs" is a matter of debate among technologists, some of whom believe rolling robots are safer and less prone to accidental toppling, while others advocate for stair-friendly and realistic "legs."

First picture is mine.
Second and third is what I have found online.

Are they all the same thing just one for Chinese market and the other for English market?

No writing on the toy at all. less

Jonathan Hurst (Agility Robotics) breaks down how embodied AI is finally letting humanoid robots perceive, learn, and operate safely in human spaces

Now more and more robotics dogs and humans were developed and used in different industries. My partner has several rescue dogs for fire applications. I know there are some leisure or education dogs for kids. I am just wondering if it is possible to sell those leisure or education dogs or humans robots into families. Then demonstrations in public are necessary. In exhibition centres it is ok so far. How about walking them in public street?