The robots made from JUNK: Artist creates sculptures inspired by 70s sci-fi using broken plugs, vacuum cleaners and VCRs. The robotic sculptures are made from old household electrical items; ...

Jason Panek of Batavia likes junk. ... How vacuum cleaners get new life as robots: Batavia man creates art out of others' junk Posted December 15, 2022 10:00 pm.

BERLIN — Nets, harpoons and killer robots could become weapons of choice to hunt down the space junk threatening crucial communications satellites currently in orbit round Earth, scientists said ...

Robots to the rescue. In the last few decades, researchers have made progress toward that goal. In a 2007 NASA demonstration project, a pair of specially built craft docked in orbit and ...

Intelsat 33e satellite, which provided broadband communication to Europe, Africa and Asia from a geostationary orbit above ...

An engineering institute in India has developed a low-cost humanoid robot with many of its parts taken from the dumpyard. Named Anushka, the robot’s intelligence component is reportedly inspired ...

We’d argue that bipedal humanoid robots are already too close to a Terminator-like dystopia.Hence, adding hair and makeup (and some surprising junk in Mornine’s trunk) makes things a helluva ...

The robot has the potential for so much success that it has gotten the attention of an aerospace company. "They would like to have this in space within just a couple of years," Abbott exclaimed ...

Between 3,000 and 4,000 of the satellites sent into Earth orbit since 1957 now represent space junk. The number of satellites orbiting our planet is growing explosively. Since 2019, the Elon ...

In space, grabbing onto things is hard. A new robot that uses grippers inspired by gecko feet could solve that problem, helping clear up the mess of debris that orbits Earth.

Whereas Fred is a 325-kilogram robot that Rogue hopes to launch into orbit by the end of 2023 or the beginning of 2024. He will have four robotic arms and be capable of transferring satellites and ...

Here's what I thought of all the robot-made eats and drinks from the world's largest tech expo. I Tried Ice Cream, Stir Fry, Beer and Cocktails, all Made by Machines at CES '24 - CNET X ...