Stanford University unveiled a new robotics laboratory this week where students are building robots to do a variety of tasks.

No, this is not a new optimistic robot that requires positive reinforcement. Stanford researchers have introduced YAY, a system that lets you yell instructions at your robot to improve its ...

One big area of focus for robotics researchers is soft robots that are more appropriate for working directly with humans. Researchers from Stanford University have… ...

In fact, JackRabbot 2 is a real robot created by researchers at Stanford University -- designed to navigate around the campus, while interacting in a friendly way with the humans around it.

For robots to move beyond warehouses and into homes, they’ll need to navigate using more than just vision. Most AI-powered robots today use cameras to understand their surroundings and learn new ...

And Stanford’s Jackrabbot is a robot designed to learn these rules and to obey them. Most of what we do in public, we do without thinking.

WHO'S A GOOD ROBOT? Students say the four-legged "Doggo" robot is not only capable of performing acrobatic tricks and traversing challenging terrain but is also designed with reproducibility in mind.

Animal-like, four-legged robots have been a crowd-pleaser since Boston Dynamics’ BigDog, and Stanford’s Doggo shows how the technology can be made open source, accessible and educational ...

Students at Stanford University have programmed a robot to play ping pong. And the bot looks like it’s got more game than most humans.

A US$32,000 robot developed by a team at Stanford University has caught the attention of Chinese online users, after a video showing the two-handed robot cooking a three-course meal went viral ...

A US$32,000 robot developed by a team at Stanford University has caught the attention of Chinese online users, after a video showing the two-handed robot cooking a three-course meal went viral ...