Investors are pouring billions into companies pitching humanoid robots, but functional versions are decades away.

Researchers from China have created a motion-tracking wearable suit that allows human beings to teach robots how to walk.

Neuralink patient Nick Wray demonstrates how the brain chip lets him control a robot arm to take a drink from a cup.

The video opens with a person waving a tennis ball before the humanoid robot, and Oli’s head smoothly tracks the ball’s ...

Robots like 'Courtney' and 'Esther', conspicuous for their blinking LED "eyes" and compact, cooler-like frames, have quietly settled into the daily rhythms of Atlanta's Midtown neighborhoods.