Ameca, a new humanoid robot from a company in the UK, has taken the internet by storm with its ultra-realistic movements and expressions. The post Here’s the Freakiest and Most Realistic ...

Ameca is being called the world’s most realistic humanoid robot, and in this video, you’ll see why. From hyperrealistic facial movements to cutting-edge AI, Ameca represents a major leap ...

Honda said its research showed people favored humanoid robots of between 47 inches and average human height. As a result, Asimo is shorter than Honda’s earlier 71-inch tall P2 robot and the 63 ...

Companies are developing humanoid robots that can do chores or provide intimacy. Here are some of the most eye-popping videos showing what these new robots can do. Is it Skynet? Probably not.

The robot looks and acts uncannily human, with realistic facial expressions and smooth movements without that buzzing sound you typically associate with robotic movements. The end result?

Ai-Da, the world’s first humanoid robot artist, and one of the most famous robots ever, continues to push the boundaries of “normality,” and make headlines with its daring achievements ...

Their creation was an accurate humanoid robot that moves its face in a realistic way and can have a full conversation with you – the future really is now.

“World’s most advanced humanoid robot” recently had a whole conversation which creepily addresses the robot takeover plot.

Robot - Robot and Frank (2012) Finally, the humanoid helper in the sci-fi comedy-drama Robot & Frank nails what machines like SoftBank’s customer service robot Pepper could soon evolve into.