Humanoid robots just took yet another step towards being even more human-like. Now they can dance, exercise, and even throw a ...

Willing to spend hours on end in a motion-capture suit? Tesla is paying up to $48 per hour for the role. Over the past year, Tesla has hired dozens of workers to train its humanoid robot ...

Lifelike human motion could enable robots to complete far more tasks, as well as adapt to environments they've not been ...

Researchers from the University of California, San Diego have designed an AI-enabled robot that can perform a Waltz simply by mirroring the moves of its human partner. As far as we can tell, the robot ...

The database included motion capture recordings of hundreds of human volunteers collected in previous research projects. “Since humanoid robots share a similar physical structure with us ...

Robots and AI might pose a threat to your job, but I doubt Messi is losing sleep over it — or so it seems from a new robot ...

Here at New Atlas, we like to keep tabs on developments in the world of robotics – just so we're aware of how soon Terminator ...

Until now, all robots have moved stiffly. New AI software has taken away some of the herky-jerkiness, although they still aren't Fred Astaires.

Blur Studios — helmed by a then up-and-coming Tim Miller, who went on to direct the "Deadpool" movies — was tasked with the motion capture for the robot. Blur has made its name in the video ...

At Mobotic, we’re tackling one of the most fascinating challenges in modern robotics: teaching machines to move like humans.