Would a Robot Dog still be considered man’s best friend? HPI Robotics have created a great Robot Dog that they hope would be taken into people’s home just as a real dog would.

The G-Dog is a robot which stands at a height of 190 mm once assembled and ready for action…

These robot legs have learned how to spring to action…just like humans do. It is true that many different robots have been developed before that provide regular walking action, such as: the robot suit, the robot titans, or the Walking Coca Cola robots, but none have our special spring in their step…

The amazing video below presents robot air muscles that are able to imitate daily human hand activity. For example, these robot hands pick fruits, grab items, thread a needle, dig in the sand, and much more. This is great robot technology that presents intricate realistic movements…

Self assembling Robots, is that a gift or a curse? Does such a process require artificial intelligence? Are humans in fact shooting themselves in the leg while creating such intelligent robotic products?
These robots presented in the video below are amazing little gadgets…

These Celebrity look alike robots would love to hold a conversation with you and are not afraid of the paparazzi. Developed with a realistic look, these two robots resembling Kevin Spacey and a Wanna-be Elvis impersonator, present their interest and opinions…

This Ping Pong Robot, aka Robo-Pong, is your personal London Olympics trainer to get you in shape for the quick and challenging rivals. This is another interacting robot which allows you to play a two player game, as a one man show…

These Titan Robots may seem scary or intimidating but they just hope to make your time and stay a lot more pleasant. They appear so large and angry but they turn out to be as harmless as some little puppies, would that mean they are actually like a Robot Chicken?..

Robots remaking movies? What a great and entertaining concept. Even better, robots recreating an extremely famous scene from a horror flick such as The Shining. With such a freaky movie, I actually think that the Robots add a little odd feeling to it, somewhat enhancing the effect…

Remember the old Comedy Central shows of the fighting robots? I used to love those shows and watched almost every single one. The crazy combat between the various robots was extremely entertaining and sometimes also extremely ruthless…

I previously heard that the number one fear is public speaking, and the second is death. Does that mean that people would rather die than to speak in front of strangers? What about the end of the world? I would think that may be a little scarier than public speaking or death, since it will leave nothing to fear…