The Quantum Enigma short film is finally here. We have worked on this short film for months trying to smooth it all o…

We've covered a lot of various robots here that range from practical to WTF ? This one is a head scratcher. Ca…

Boston Dynamics is at it again, this time they're showing off more moves that their Atlas robot can do than m…

If you follow this site then you know that we usually post progress on the artwork and story for Linder's com…

Cyberpunk is happening and it doesn't matter if you like it or not, because things are getting weirder all th…

Purdue University researchers have developed a robotic hummingbird that can pull off  the real thing's charac…

Boston Dynamics research and development firm has brought us all kinds of interesting robots over the years. One …

I'm sure you've heard about the infamous pole dancing robots at a strip club in Vegas by now. If not, wel…

Italian researchers have developed a soft robot that climbs and curls  like a plant tendril(Credit: IIT-Istituto …

So, here's a thing made by a company called Youbionic . Things are getting weird now. This is a quote from th…

Welcome to 2019 the year when science fiction becomes reality. Oh, wait, it kinda already is.  Who knew t…

A year ago VICE founder Suroosh Alvi recently traveled to Gunpo, South Korea, to try out the Method 2 prototype, a …

We've covered quite a few interesting robots over the years, but this one is quite amazing. It's not biped…

Things are getting surreal. You've probably already seen this a hundred times but if not check out this robot…

You've probably seen Professor Hiroshi Ishiguro's robot double of himself in the past, well his latest cr…

You can obviously use your imagination to think about where this technology can lead. The applications are almost…

Well, not quite. It's an interesting idea, until it loses power or a gust of wind takes it out, then, just lik…

Oh boy, they're getting better and better all the time. Check it out!

Check out this wild robotic creature. The video at the bottom of the page is worth the watch, advancements in r…