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At Chimelong Spaceship Park in Zhuhai, more than 300 AgiBot robots play table tennis, perform martial arts, give directions, and greet hotel guests.
Researchers from ETH Zurich designed a walking robotic hand.
This humble organism can be the alternative to using prohibitively expensive, huge machinery and resources.
The burger chain’s partnership with Meituan is another step forward in China’s low-altitude economy strategy.
Conway’s Arcade, an AI gaming cabinet, is a winner of Fast Company’s 2026 Innovation by Design Awards.
See all the honorees of Fast Company’s 2026 Innovation by Design Awards in the artificial intelligence category.
You won’t miss anything, as the aspect ratios are almost exactly the same.
The company is leading the charge in making reality generative AI-proof.
China built 27 nuclear reactors in one decade. The U.S. only two. But that’s only half of the story.
Researchers from MIT unpack the idea of ‘attribution decay,’ and what it might mean for artists looking to protect their work.
Once again, Elon Musk will try to sell us a prototype that doesn’t make much sense and possibly will never even materialize.
Moscow is employing a low-cost and ineffective fix to protect its most valued strategic weapons.
The SpaceX and Tesla CEO sells the future in units of epic. The reveal of his 100-million-square-foot factory in Texas is his most ambitious vision...
Leaked details about OpenAI’s first piece of hardware paint a picture of where UX is (or isn’t) heading.
The new Adobe plug-in for ChatGPT acts as a creative and productivity shop for even the most newbie designers.
Augmental’s MouthPad turns a retainer-like device into an unexpectedly expressive interface.
Treating space as a dumping ground will have serious ramifications for the future of humanity.
In a market drowning in humanoids, this goat-headed monstrosity might just be the most honest robot we’ve seen yet.
There are some kits Lego will never sell you. Fortunately, there’s an entirely separate marketplace to solve that.
The 1-0 score doesn’t reflect the overwhelming domination that Spain had over Messi and his cohorts.
The Light Flip is the company’s newest dumb phone offering. It’s an anti-AI, anti-ad, and anti-social alternative to what makes our phones so toxic.
The city is preparing for massive crowds that will watch the game while eating, drinking, and chanting in near ecstasy.
China is turning into a formidable foe for Elon Musk’s space domination ambitions.
The U1 brings a human face to embodied AI, betting on the market of ’emotional companionship.’
The ‘Frankenlogo’ is as confounding as the name.
Revolution, flags, and last-minute stitching. Here’s how the world’s best soccer teams got their designs.
The aerospace startup Aspire is designing a fully reusable rocket that could make launches cheaper. It might just beat Elon Musk at his own game.
Installing the 185-foot space shuttle Endeavour in the California Science Center was a feat of engineering.
Beijing wants to dominate and decarbonize global logistics by reinventing the shipping port to be self-fueling, modular, and replicable.
Xiaomi is making a robotic charger that will plug directly into your car, no hands necessary.
You’re next, Tesla.
Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere, and InDesign are getting extremely practical agents that will save creatives hours of time and hundreds of clicks.
Genesis AI is betting against the tech industry’s obsession with bipedal humanoids with Eno, a foldable robot with a minimalist geometric design.
Lego’s Sagrada Família captures the complex aesthetic and essence of Gaudí’s massive cathedral in Barcelona.
Dazzle camouflage worked on 20th century warships, but 21st century drones are another story.
The singer wanted a reproduction of a typical Puerto Rican humble home to honor his people. In Spain, it’s sparking a debate on classism and sexism.
Framed as a way to ensure safety and reliability, China’s plan to issue robots ID numbers feels eerily reminiscent of sci-fi surveillance.
The horizontal skyscraper sci-fi dream is now just a colossal crater in the desert.
The SeeLight S1 may be the first commercial humanoid robot that will be deployed at homes to do all chores in the household.
Designed to be used in Figma’s multiplayer canvas, the agentic update is proof that the craft of UX design has changed for good.
Using generative AI and virtual reality, WenWare lets players guess where and when in the world they are.
Unitree Robotics unveiled the GD01, a nearly 10-foot-tall commercial-grade mecha capable of transitioning between bipedal and quadrupedal modes.
The polygonal vehicle was already a joke on four wheels. Now it can lose those, too.
Giorgia Meloni countered the proliferation of AI-generated images of her wearing lingerie by doing something unexpected: She posted them herself.
It’s not just about humanoids. AI is coming for all of our machines.
Asia is spending billions on the development and deployment of humanoids that are already taking on humans’ least desired jobs.
Flipbook treats knowledge less like a database to be queried and more like a landscape to be explored.
People hacking branded AI bots can result in significant reputational, financial, and legal consequences.
Construction is facing labor shortages and productivity stagnation. The startup Crewline wants to solve those problems with autonomous machinery.
Experts say it will take decades to make Elon Musk’s cosmic vision real.