Want to know if your future household robot is upset at the mess you left in the kitchen or happy you bought it a new toilet scrubber? Instead of a staring at a screen, researchers at Cornell ...

Cornell researchers have made a little robot that can express its emotions through touch, sending out little spikes when it’s scared or even getting goosebumps to express delight or excitement. The ...

Sure, a robot can show how it's feeling (insofar as a robot can feel) with its face, but that's not the only way living beings do it. Humans have their goosebumps, for instance, while cats and dogs ...

Cornell researchers have built a robot prototype that can express its emotions through its skin. The idea is to experiment with new ways of interacting with robots ...

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The Dalian EX Future and Science Museum has an array of customizable robots. It features technology that involves scanning and 3D printing one's facial features and limbs. The robots are made to look ...

Since the early '90s, R.L Stine's Goosebumps books have been delighting and terrifying children in equal measure. So, fans will be pleased to know that a new adaption of the popular horror novels will ...

A technology showcase recently revealed just a selection of the life-like features in development for the next generation of civilian robotics. Share on Facebook (opens in a new window) Share on X ...