The Lighter Side of Manufacturing

This autonomous crawling hand has five fingers and can grasp multiple objects at the same time.

Researchers at Seoul National University of Science and Technology have developed the Palletrone, an aerial cargo transportation solution, otherwise known as a flying cart.

GE Aerospace's Sensiworm robot is set to enhance aircraft maintenance with its cutting-edge, minimally invasive inspection and repair capabilities.

While it might seem impossible for a drone to be able to catch and throw a baseball, researchers have developed an innovative drone that can grasp and move objects at impressive...

Throwflame’s Thermonator is the first-ever flamethrower robot dog that's designed for everything from wildfire management to special effects.

This astonishing fungus is now poised to disrupt the robotics industry.

The light-absorbing material is thin and flexible, making it possible to apply to almost any surface, including buildings.

Researchers from the MIT and the University of Texas at Austin have teamed up to make big technological innovations on a small scale.

VERO is a four-legged robot vacuum that can identify and suck up cigarette butts on a beach.

Norwegian industry produces 20 TWh of waste heat each year. Most of this heat is released into the air or the ocean, but there might be a new way to utilize this resource.

ProovStation has already sold 200 units worldwide and performed over 200,000 inspections per month.

Unlike other processes, FMAP offers users the potential to print sensors embedded within a structure.

Our robotic brethren are now able to solve these puzzles in an astonishing, blink-and-you’ll-miss it amount of time.

Researchers have engineered a robot that, once shown a desired movement, will mimic and learn how to perform the action itself. It’s equal parts ingenious and creepy.

Materials Nexus recently used its AI platform to create a new rare earth-free permanent magnet called MagNex.

ReCORK, a company that creates carbon-negative composite materials using natural recycled corks, is setting out to change the footwear industry.