and yes, even robots. In fact its ASIMO humanoid robot (parodied in a rather disturbingly hilarious episode of South Park) is one of the most advanced in the field of robotics, and it's only ...

About ASIMO Honda introduced the first version of ASIMO, the world's most advanced, bi-pedal humanoid robot, in 2000, after 14 years of research on humanoid robotics. Honda created ASIMO to help ...

Asimo, made by Japanese industrial giant Honda, is perhaps the world's best known robot. It can run and climb stairs. The eventual goal is for it to help people in the home, but Honda admits it is ...

Robotics company 1X has revealed plans to test its novel humanoid robot in select homes this year and to build 100,000 by 2027.

Robot design is crucial for functionality, influencing precision and adaptability across industries like manufacturing and ...

Coming from a lab in France is The Poppy Project, an open source humanoid robot that’s at least as cool as ASIMO. Poppy was designed as an affordable bipedal robot for use in education and art.

A prototype has been designed for "home use" and can reportedly complete "physical labour" such as carrying your shopping and ...

Car companies and robotics seem to go hand in hand. Fellow Japanese giant Honda famously has ASIMO -- a robot that can sort of walk on two legs. Then there's Elon Musk's promises to save us from our ...

A HUMANOID helper will soon be able to perform chores around your home – and its developer hopes to release millions to ...

Competition in the humanoid robot space has intensified due to the emergence of advanced platforms from various companies.

Hartmann said they took inspiration from Honda's ASIMO, a humanoid robot first introduced in 2000. ASIMO could walk, run, climb stairs, recognize faces and voices, and perform simple tasks like ...