Robots are getting more and more common. Now we're getting robot app stores so we can download new skills and abilities for our robots ...

In the past year, have you come across videos online of robots performing, running, or working in factories? Have you ever imagined that one day in the future, you could buy or customize a robot just ...

We've long been fascinated with the idea of having robots around the house to take care of daily chores, freeing us up for more interesting pursuits. Though it would be cool to think that a robot like ...

“Hello, I’m NAVii. How can I help you?” This is how the store associate of the future may greet you. Starting in the fall, Lowe’s shoppers in the San Francisco Bay Area will be greeted by autonomous ...

eSpeaks’ Corey Noles talks with Rob Israch, President of Tipalti, about what it means to lead with Global-First Finance and how companies can build scalable, compliant operations in an increasingly ...

With the opening of this new store in Beijing, China is taking a strategic step toward bringing robotics technology closer to the population’s daily lives. Inspired by the growing demand for ...

BEIJING (AP) — A high-tech district in the Chinese capital is opening an all-service robot store on Friday to push a national drive to develop humanoid robots. From plucking boxes off a pharmacy shelf ...

BEIJING (AP) — A high-tech district in the Chinese capital is opening an all-service robot store on Friday to push a national drive to develop humanoid robots. From plucking boxes off a pharmacy shelf ...

BEIJING (Reuters) -Fancy a robot chess partner to test your moves on? Perhaps a robotic pet dog? Or a life-sized replica of physicist Albert Einstein that could teach you his theories on relativity?

Analysts estimate as-yet unlaunched Apple Robotics could generate about $130 billion a year by 2040, matching the scale of the App Store and greatly exceeding the combined revenue of Mac and iPad.

TOKYO (Reuters) - Dressed in a kimono and smiling, Aiko Chihira greets shoppers at the entrance of Tokyo's Mitsukoshi department store. But Chihira is no regular employee -- she is a humanoid robot.