LG Display has introduced an AI-based autonomous delivery robot service at its Paju facility. This innovative service, utilizing robots from Woowa Brothers, aims to reduce employee travel time and distance within the expansive site. A pilot program runs until April 18, with full service starting on April 21.
Researchers propose a new era in lunar exploration with PLEASER, a concept for snake-like robots designed to investigate the Moon’s subsurface. These autonomous systems aim to uncover geological secrets, assess potential habitats, and support future lunar infrastructure, enhancing our understanding of the Moon’s history and resources.
Humanoid robots are now making their mark in the film industry, assisting filmmakers with precision and creativity. Boston Dynamics’ Atlas robot is designed to operate cameras, keeping human crews safe from hazardous environments. This innovation stems from a collaboration between WPP, Boston Dynamics, and Canon, enhancing filmmaking efficiency.
China is set to launch the world’s first large-scale training hub for humanoid robots in July 2025. Located in Shanghai, the center will focus on enhancing data sharing among developers and teaching essential skills to over 100 robot models, addressing key challenges in humanoid robotics research and development.
The Chinese humanoid robot “Walker C” will debut at Expo 2025 in Osaka, Japan, showcasing advancements in robotics and AI. Designed by UBTech Robotics, it offers guidance and hospitality services, highlighting China’s commitment to innovation in the field. The event starts on April 13, 2025, on Yumeshima Island.
A humanoid robot is enhancing training at Wuxi Sports School by practicing Tai Chi with athletes. This innovative technology aims to revolutionize sports training, offering personalized feedback and real-time analysis. The rise of smart sports equipment is transforming both professional competitions and everyday fitness routines for the public.
Researchers from MIT and Hong Kong universities have developed a lightweight jumping robot that combines springs and wings. Weighing just one gram, it can leap over obstacles using minimal energy. The robot’s innovative design allows it to navigate various surfaces, demonstrating significant energy efficiency compared to traditional drones.
China has launched its first national center for training humanoid robots, set to fully operate by July. Located in Shanghai, the center aims to enhance AI and advanced robotics by creating a vast database of robot movements through human interaction, addressing industry challenges and promoting data sharing among companies.
A Newcastle-based engineering firm has developed a robotic mine plough, WEEVIL, for the British Army, enhancing minefield clearance safety. Operated remotely, it reduces the risk to soldiers and is set for trials to improve future mine-clearing capabilities, showcasing British innovation in military technology.
Humankind’s relationship with pets is evolving as AI technology introduces robotic companions. From robotic dogs walking alongside humans in Shanghai to performing in cultural events, these innovative creations are enhancing daily life, providing joy, and even assisting in medical and public services, marking a new era in pet ownership.
