Mars Can Wait, Artemis 2 Won’t: The Moon’s Hardest Test Flight
“The most important thing we are working on refining and honing is: How do we handle the unknown?” The news…
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Stair-Climbing Robot Vacuum With Legs, and What It Signals
The novelty of a stair climbing robot vac has nothing to do with the trick of seeing it climb a…
Boston Dynamics Atlas Debut at CES Puts Factory Humanoids in Focus
Atlas’s production version is already being built, and Hyundai proposes to deploy it first in 2028 at its electric-vehicle plant…
When AI Becomes a Roommate: Companion Robots and Pet-Like Machines
“Artificial intelligence doesn’t always want to optimize your life or steal your job. Sometimes, AI just wants to be your…
Air Force opens Space Launch Complex 14 bids at Vandenberg
“Assured access to space is a core function of the Space Force and a critical element of national security,” Brig….
Boston Dynamics Atlas Brings AI Language Prompts to Factory Picking
A factory floor is one of the least forgiving places: parts are cumbersome, bins are moved, there is change in…
Atlas’ New Body and Brain: What Factory Humanoids Need Next
Atlas can rotate its arms, head, torso, and other joints a full 360 degrees. That one mechanical detail says more…
L3Harris 60% Stake Sale Values Rocketdyne Unit at $845M
For an industry that treats engine names like family heirlooms, few moves make as loud a statement as the decision…
Take a City Spin With Mercedes Drive Assist Pro
Urban driver assistance has ceased to be a highway party trick. Mercedes-Benz’s latest system is designed to handle the slow,…