Some robotics companies develop robots that look like people, but the video from the U.K. capital appeared to show a human woman in costume.

Andrew Singletary and Amir Sharif discuss the evolution of the 3Laws technology from academic research to practical ...

Wayve says its Series D funding, plus capital from Uber, will support commercial trials of supervised autonomy in 2026 and ...

The deal hasn’t closed and a valuation hasn’t been set for the round, the sources said. Humanoid founder Artem Sokolov, is ...

Google is folding Alphabet’s AI robotics “moonshot,” Intrinsic, into the company after five years as an independent unit. The move marks a strategic shift as Google doubles down on physical AI and ...

UK-based robotics company Humanoid has released a 19-minute documentary that offers a behind-the-scenes look ...

Luis Domingues, London and area director for Unifor, the union representing many automotive workers, believes it will cost ...

Self-driving robotaxis are making their debut in London. With the city already known for its congestion, traditional black cab drivers are skeptical about what these vehicles can add.

Supporters of the tech argue that autonomous vehicles could help reduce accidents caused by human error, but London’s iconic black cab drivers remain sceptical.

But as the economist Atif Mian has argued, when the distribution of resources in society is increasingly skewed towards those at the top, we are likely to see a “savings glut of the rich” and that ...