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Robotics company Boston Dynamics and Toyota Research Institute (TRI) entered into a research partnership last week, in a bid ...

Boston Dynamics wants to evolve its Atlas model of robots to the point where they have flexible “mobile manipulators” that ...

'Nottingham Under the Microscope' is a free event by the University of Nottingham, and will be explaining more about a range ...

Boston Dynamics, a robot manufacturer affiliated with Hyundai Motor Co., has decided to work with Toyota Motor Corp. of Japan to speed up the development of ...

To kick off the morning, read Kathleen Gallagher’s analysis of the fast-approaching US elections and how Irish investment industry is weighing up the result. Also, Donal MacNamee looks at figures ...

Optimus robot. The personal android looks impressive, but is the product—or the public—really ready? We asked the experts.

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This robotic dog, developed by Boston Dynamics, plays a crucial role in maintaining the facility’s complex operations by patrolling, inspecting equipment, and detecting potential issues.

DVIDS is an operation run by the US Department of Defense. The US Army is testing robot dogs mounted with AI-enabled guns at a military facility in the Middle East, according to Military.com.