Chinese scientists are reportedly developing the world’s first ‘pregnancy robot’, a humanoid that will carry a baby in an ...

Some researchers believe the approach could help address rising infertility rates in China, which increased from 11.9% in ...

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The idea stems from gaps in reproductive healthcare. Infertility rates in China are rising—from 11.9% in 2007 to 18% in 2020, ...

Guangzhou-based Kaiwa Technology plans to release the world’s first pregnancy-simulating robot within a year at a price below 100,000 yuan (US$14,000), drawing both praise and criticism online.

A self-driving car might learn to maneuver more nimbly among human drivers if it didn’t get lost in the details of their every twist and turn.

The robot looks something like a tower speaker on top of an autonomous home vacuum cleaner—tall and thin, with orb-like screen eyes halfway up that shift left and right.

Robots invade the construction site A new generation of machines is automating a tech-averse industry.