A new AI startup is betting that it has found a powerful data source to teach robots to do more valuable work: online videos.

All users need to do is load their ingredients into the robot’s tray then select a recipe. The Nosh One adds the ingredients into its pot at the appropriate time, stirs everythi

The AI boom seems to be “so 2025” at this point. Apart from specific corners of the semi scene (most notably the ones in the right place at the right time), big tech and AI have looked like a money-losing trade.

Rhoda AI has secured $450 million in funding to develop an artificial intelligence model trained on millions of publicly available internet videos, aiming to dire

Palo Alto-based Rhoda AI, a developer of foundational artificial intelligence robotics models, said today it raid $450 million in Series A funding to train intelligent robots using publicly available internet videos. Premji Invest led the round, bringing the valuation of the startup to $1.7 billion.

The same technology developed for AVs is proving to be the key to enabling advanced robotics. And with fewer hurdles to cross, the adoption curve will be much steeper.

Artificial intelligence and robotics are no longer experimental fields confined to research labs. They are shaping economies, redefining industries, and influencing daily life at global scale. Behind many of the most important breakthroughs are women whose work has fundamentally altered how intelligent systems are designed,

Cota is among more than 900 seniors who have received a free ElliQ through a New York State Office of Aging (NYSOFA) program that uses technology to combat social isolation and loneliness among older adults.

Engineers in the United States have created AI-powered robots that can evolve and reconfigure themselves, as well as recover from damage. The alien-like machines, described as ‘legged metamachines’, are built from autonomous modules that can be snapped ...

With the pace quickening in the quest to enable intelligent robots designed to work safely and effectively alongside humans across industrial, service and other environments, Neura Robotics has announced a long-term strategic collaboration with Qualcomm ...