Kid Cosmo, the primary robot hero of Netflix's 'The Electric State,' has an oversized head and is mechanically whimsical, inspired by a 201...

Fazal, 36, currently stars in 'Kandahar', a Hollywood action drama, headlined by Scottish star Gerard Butler. The movie released on Prime V...

2020 has set new trends in motion which are going to rule in 2021 as well.

GreyOrange, founded by BITS-Pilani graduates Samay Kohli and Akash Gupta, produces up to 1,500 robots a month and has R&D centres in the US...

The company will work with clients in e-commerce, apparel and telecom sectors, chief executive Samay Kohli told ET. At its first client sit...

Alphabet and Huawei join Amazon in the race to build androids, the first of which could debut by 2020.

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The investment, being structured via convertible note, could value robotics firm at between $300 million & $500 million.

But Google's ubiquity in people's lives hasn't been much of a help in the battlefield for the emerging technology of voice-activated intell...

We take a peek into warehouses used by electronic marketplaces to bring you an account of the various technologies involved in delivering y...

A roundup of mind-bending devices at the recently concluded electronics trade show held in Las Vegas.

A year after starting up and two pivots later, GreyOrange got a clear direction: to service the e-commerce industry.

GreyOrange has raised $30 million (Rs 191.6 crore) in a round led by Tiger Global Management, with participation from existing investors Bl...

At courier firm DTDC’s Delhi hub, a 25-arm monster sorts packages in lightning speed: 3,600 items an hour, or one in every second.

Despite being a robot, it may be hard to resist the urge to give it a friendly pet with its chirpy beeps, little black bow tie and requests...

GOR builds robots that can move shelves stacked with various products to a floor assistant who then scans a bar code to confirm the right i...

What comes somewhere in between an eerily too human to be real character and a truly cartoonish one, too cartoonish to be accepted as human?