23 news & feature articles results for "conference evolution robotics"

Company offers toolkit to help developers design intelligent applications for commercial and home-built robots.
Microsoft tool envisions evolution of robots

Posted by Stefanie Olsen

Machines that can perform tasks usually reserved for humans are finally starting to creep into mainstream society and could become a multibillion-dollar market in a few years.

Posted by CNET Staff

Looking for a hiking partner, someone to entertain your kids, or a gambling buddy who doesn't cheat? Look no further than the RoboDevelopment confab.
A show for robot pros
The great robot debate

Contemporary personal robots from companies like Ugobe, WowWee, and others are just the beginning for an industry that hopes to be in the mainstream in the next few years.

From the Roomba to Lego Mindstorms, and from living room to garage, robot technology is becoming integrated into our day-to-day lives.

Posted by Jonathan Skillings

Rodney Brooks, director of MIT's CSAIL and CTO of iRobot, discusses AI, robots and the coming bicentennial man.
Photos: Humanoid robots come to life at MIT

Posted by Candace Lombardi

Some build their bots from PC parts. Others aim to create droids worthy of the battlefield.

Posted by CNET Staff

Evolution Robotics wants to bring eyesight to the appliances getting ready to sweep into your living room.

Posted by Michael Kanellos

Roombas, LawnBotts, and others are getting better at pitching in with chores. Soon you won't imagine a household without them.

Posted by CNET Staff

Robotics experts gather to show off their latest advances, and say that, more than ever, the devices are attracting a wide range of customers.
Photos: Robot makers converge at confab

Posted by Matt Hines