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Through a new partnership with Johnson & Johnson, Google is coming to an operating room near you.

The Cambridge, Mass., Indiegogo darling is another major money step closer to making its 'friendly' family robot a reality.

Two engineering students in Israel have developed the ultimate shopping cart for the lazy shopper.

The online retailing giant has installed more than 15,000 robots across 10 U.S. warehouses, a move that promises to get packages out the door more quickly in the run-up to Christmas.

Anyone who wears this rugged exosuit will be able to lift heavy tools and objects like they're feathers.

Ever wish you could heal yourself like a superhero? The government is making it happen. Sort of.

While there's opinions differ over whether the net effect will be positive or negative, most respondents agree that artificial intelligence's impact on the future of work will be significant.

Born from MIT's Media Lab, 'Jibo' can take photos, remind you of important dates and events and, more importantly, interact with you and learn about you.

As connectivity spans the globe, new users will improve inefficient markets, systems and behavior, and affluent markets will tap advanced technology, says Google's executive chairman.

The arm allows amputees to perform once impossible tasks, like using a zipper and picking up delicate objects like grapes and eggs.

KMel Robotics has programmed drones to play musical instruments. Check out their first music video.

These robotic, claw-tipped arms were actually designed for a reason that might surprise you.

A Danish man who lost his arm in an accident was able to feel objects by way of surgically implanted sensors connected to a bionic hand.

Artificial intelligence and robotics are making strides, as seen in Google's acquisition of DeepMind and several other companies. But don't hold your breath for robots that think like people.