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China puts robocops on traffic duty, minus the arrest powersBut at a busy intersection in the eastern Chinese city of Hangzhou, the 1.88-m (6-foot-2-inch) robot can spot a helmetless e-bike rider, is...- A discarded SpaceX rocket is on a high-speed collision course with the moonA SpaceX rocket upper stage will crash into the moon on Wednesday. This event will create a crater and eject dust and rubble into space. Sc...
- Who gets faster Internet? India's net world may soon have first class and economyIndia is reviewing its net neutrality rules to allow 5G network slicing, a move that could let telecom operators offer premium connectivity...
- L&T bets Rs 5,000 crore on a new electronics business, targets $4.85 bn marketLarsen & Toubro is investing Rs 5,000 crore over five years in a new electronic products business. This new venture aims to expand manufact...
- Owning an ecosystem is sometimes the better approach: 21 stocks from the energy ecosystem, 9 with upside potential of over 13%Faced with a rising sector, the instinct is to find the best stock in it. The single name that will best ride the wave. In an ecosystem lik...
- How global scammers use US tech to fleece peopleIndian scammer Safeer Koorimannil reveals how AI from American tech giants fuels global fraud rings in Myanmar. Trafficked to a scam center...
- Telangana: Rajnath Singh advises cadets to "Adapt, Adopt, Amend" at Combined Graduation Parade ceremonyDefence Minister Rajnath Singh urged newly graduated Air Force cadets to adapt, adopt, and amend in war-like situations, emphasizing innova...
- China can build humanoids at scale. The hard part is finding enough buyersChinese companies are pushing ahead with humanoid robot production. These robots can perform tasks like directing traffic and making coffee...
- A humanoid robot sprints past the human half-marathon world record in Beijing raceA humanoid robot from smartphone maker Honor shattered the human world record by winning a robot half-marathon in Beijing with a time of 50...
- Chinese humanoid robot shatters half marathon record, beats human mark by big margin, watch videoA humanoid robot developed by Honor has won a half marathon in Beijing, completing the 21km course in 50 minutes and 26 seconds, significan...
- Nvidia stock slips after CES 2026 as company introduces humanoid robots and self-driving AIAt CES 2026, Nvidia revealed new humanoid robots and self-driving AI technology. The company showed AI models to teach robots and help auto...
- Robot cops may be a reality soon as police officers propose using machines to kill suspectsRobocop may soon be a reality on the streets, as police warn that a lack of killing machines would make dangerous crooks less of a concern,...
- Singapore trials patrol robots to deter bad social behaviourRanked one of the safest countries in the world, Singapore has put two autonomous robots on trial to detect bad behaviour such as flouting ...
- SpaceX veterans pass milestone in self-flying plane raceDevelopers of automated flying technology envision everything from small drones delivering packages to air taxis ferrying human passengers ...
- How to engineer a self-driving carA short guide to making the inanimate animate.
- Meet Jasper, first thirst-quenching robot in MumbaiDeveloped by eight teenagers, Jasper can carry 50 water bottles at a time; meanwhile, Thane to get Roadeo, the traffic-assistance robot.
- This robot can follow rules of pedestriansNew York, Aug 31 (IANS) Engineers at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have designed an autonomous robot that can keep pace with ...
- 10 jobs that may be taken over by robots in the not so distant futureRobots will come at a cheaper price than human labour and can work without taking breaks. In every possible way they will be more efficient...
- Eight potential tech threats of the futureGadgets and new discoveries are seen as life-changing. But, here are a few doomsday scenarios we hope never come to pass.
- NASA is making a traffic control system for dronesIf drones are ever going to be approved (and not a godawful surveilling nuisance), we need an infrastructure in place to regulate their use.
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