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Scientists in Poland have built a robot that moves incredibly like a human. It's called Protoclone, and it's unlike other robots because it has fake muscles, bones, and joints under see-through skin.

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A team of researchers from the University of Science and Technology of China (USTC) has recently developed a lightweight prosthetic hand with 19 degrees of freedom (DOF), capable of replicating human ...

Experienced runners will tell you it takes months to train for a half-marathon, but what if what you're racing against is literally made of steel? On April 13, humanoid robots are set to compete ...

Along with that, you may also share an obesity gene if you own a lab. A new study published in Science found that British Labrador retrievers have multiple genes related to canine obesity, of which ...

On Wednesday, Clone Robotics released video footage of its Protoclone humanoid robot, a full-body machine that uses synthetic muscles to create unsettlingly human-like movements. In the video ...

Neuroscientists call it cross-modal association and, for a long time, assumed that humans were the only creatures able to make such associations. In this new effort, the researchers found that ...