The Latest Breaking News from Robots

Residents will be able to order via an app and will be able to tell the robot where they want it to go

Customers can order their delivery to arrive in under an hour and watch the robot travel in real-time via an interactive map

The Democratic San Francisco Board of Supervisors could allow police to use potentially lethal, remote-controlled robots in emergency situations

From sci-fi to the streets, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors considers a policy proposal on whether the San Francisco Police Department can use robots as a deadly force.

San Francisco is considering authorizing its police department to sometimes use remote-controlled robots to kill: The robot might deliver a bombs or a grenade, or perhaps might even include a remote-controlled firearm (though I'm not sure which options would be available at the outset). This has been reported with headlines…

The processes and technology taking from order to delivery blew our mind on our behind-the-scenes tour of this warehouse

After decades of research, robots are finally starting to take over farms — it isn't clear how human workers will be affected.

City’s board of supervisors to consider proposal involving remote-controlled devices

Police can now legally deploy droids with lethal force.