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Humanoid robot
A humanoid robot is a robot based on the general structure of a human being.
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Pakistan bets on fighter jet exports to boost its economy
Pakistan’s fighter jet is suddenly in demand. Can exports ease the country’s debt burden?
Economic powerhouse China — a risky partner?
China is pushing into European markets, and striving for ever greater military power.
Germany bets on industrial AI to rival US and China
Germany is already harnessing AI for smarter production — with virtual factories, robot fleets and Industrial AI Cloud.
Purring robots: Children & AI toys
How AI toys can blur boundaries for children — and why researchers are concerned.
Fact check: Are China's robot soldiers just AI fakes?
Videos suggesting China may be building a robot army sound like science fiction, but social media says it’s real.
Are humans becoming too attached to AI?
AI flatters, comforts and offers support. But can AI toys and chatbots replace human connection?
China ushers in the Year of the Horse — with AI robots
What do people in China make of a future steered by the government — in which AI-powered robots take center stage?
China's robotic legs enter everyday life
Ageing demographics and government backing are bringing robotic exoskeletons into the mass market.
How drones and ground robots are reshaping war in Ukraine
With soldiers near Kupiansk, DW's correspondent found out how drone technology is reshaping tactics and saving lives.
How US Project Vault challenges China's rare-earth dominance
Donald Trump's Project Vault seeks to secure US access to rare earth minerals, vital for advanced tech and clean energy.
Healthy animals, healthy humans — why it matters
Most infectious diseases jumped from animals to humans. How can science help prevent pandemics?
Trump’s U-turn: What happened in Davos?
All eyes on Davos: Inside Europe's security and business correspondents take you through what happened at the World Economic Forum and what it all means, followed by a talk with human rights lawyer Wayne Jordash KC on Ukraine. Then: VAT fraud in Slovakia, Norwegian robots fighting isolation in schools, Winter Olympics preparations in Italy, and France's unlikely Catholic revival.
Humanoids: South Korea charts an unusual robotics path
The humanoid robots race is in full swing and South Korea is taking a rather unusual step in an effort to win it.
Using AI and robots in the service of religion
Robots, apps and social media: Digital progress isn’t sparing world religions either.
'Robo-dog': New weapon in fight to save forests
Researchers in the UK have found a four-legged friend in their fight to save Europe's forests.
Of humans and machines — MADE
Wrestler breaks barriers, humanoid robots rise, disability meets opportunity, defense startups take off.
Musk's trillion dollar pay deal hinges on humanoid robots
The pay deal is tied to Tesla's robotic ambitions, but critics warn the new tech isn't remotely ready.
AI and robot sounds: Music of the future? — Shift
AI is transforming the music world. From songwriting to conducting – what does this mean for creators?
Space law crisis: Outer space security in an insecure world
There are reasons to be optimistic about space security, but they may have to be driven by the private sector.
Autonomous tractors and invasive fungi — Tomorrow Today
Autonomous tractors, local wool processing, crop fungus control and lake restoration – science delivers real-world fixes
AI recipes and robotic chefs: The future of cooking — Shift
AI recipes, robot chefs, and 3D-printed steaks: Technology is transforming our food.
World's first humanoid robot games begin in China
Robots played soccer, table tennis, ran and, often, fell over at the first humanoid robot games in China.
China's AI robots conquer retail
The world's first specialized store for AI-controlled robots has opened in the Yizhuang district of Beijing.
Tomorrow Today — The Science Show
Seismic mysteries / Disappearing glaciers / Orphan oil wells / E-noses / Autonomous car-bots / What is noise?
Revolutionary tech transforms lives of the visually impaired
How are AI and robotics transforming the world for blind and visually impaired people?
Changing world: Blossoms, robots, and brain drain — MADE
Tulips, robotics, brain drain: What connects China, Pakistan and the Netherlands?
China's emerging robot industry seeks new markets overseas
Chinese robots may not be at the cutting edge, but they are catching up with the rest of the world at light speed.
Tomorrow's influencers and visions for Mumbai's future
A childhood dream: social media stardom. Virtual influencers in advertising. And: A sustainable future for Mumbai?
How AI is changing our sex life
How are sex robots, virtual partners, and AI-generated porn changing our love lives
Rearming Europe means booming business for German startups
Germany’s defense startups are booming — but the pressure to deliver is mounting.
Angola performs first successful robotic tele-surgery
The surgery was led by a doctor based in Orlando, US, on a patient with prostate cancer in a Luanda hospital.
China's faltering economy in focus of WEF Tianjin meeting
Chinese shoppers are cautiously holding back, DW's editor-in-chief reports from this year's WEF meeting in Tianjin.
AI in restaurants: When robots serve the food
AI has lots of potential uses in restaurants. Forecasting tools can boost sales and cut food waste.
AI's impact on the working world
AI is taking over various areas: from robotics to the labor market and energy. But is it always right?
Tomorrow Today — The Science Show
When it comes to eating, the future's already here! We take a look at all things diet.
Autonomous weapons: Machines decide over life and death
Autonomous weapons are taking over more tasks. How much longer will humans stay in control?
Drones and AI: How technology is changing warfare
Drones, AI, and robots are changing how wars are fought today.
Tomorrow Today — The Science Show
The roles AI is playing in robotics, violence prevention, education, transport and agriculture.
What will mobility look like in the future?
Advanced sensor and camera technology makes remote-controlled cars and autonomous driving possible.
Cow AI: How robots are changing cattle farming
Amid a skilled labor shortage, more and more farmers are turning to AI-powered robots to care for their livestock.
Robot chef revolutionizes hospital catering
A new kitchen robot is causing quite a stir in a hospital canteen in Germany.
Accommodation, food and EVs — MADE
Spain’s housing shortage, lab-made food, a robot chef and energy-storing EVs.
AI — curse or blessing?
Will artificial intelligence improve human life or lead to its downfall?
Robots lose against humans in half-marathon
Organizers said the robots were not expected to win, as it was more of a show of a technological prowess.
German industry seeks fresh start in challenging times
The Hanover trade fair is taking place amid political upheaval, a German recession and US tariff threats.
Labor market shortages
An edition dedicated to the world of work: from skilled labor to robots and ruthless entrepreneurs.
How did the Ingenuity helicopter fly on Mars?
The Mars-copter Ingenuity confirmed that flight on the surface of other planets is possible. Here’s how it worked.
Machine oil instead of olive oil? Robots as cooks
Germany's food service industry is suffering a labor shortage. Can robots provide a solution?
Euromaxx — Lifestyle Europe
Ballerina photos by a Ukrainian photographer, a music school in a bus, and robots as cooks.
Germany's shift to robot automation
Horst from Fruitcore Robotics is German-made. What can this robot do? How does he help small firms?
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