Robots can do hard, dangerous and repetitive tasks 24/7 and they are fast getting more advanced and helpful.
A robot that can test how the taste changes as we chew will be able to cook tastier food tailored to each person's preference.
With the help of machine learning, researchers have taught a robot to perform bowel surgery on its own - and even better than human surgeons can.
A robot should be able to automatically unload DHL's trucks when they enter the warehouse.
A "robot film" that can navigate through an oil spill and absorb oil could give us more efficient ways to manage spills.
People underestimate the potential of drone technology. Millions of vaccine doses and a thousands of coffee cups have already been delivered with drones. But more is to be expected, predicts Maria Eriksson.
Students are using bubbles, robots and artificial intelligence to clear the worldβs rivers from plastics.
The NASA rover "Perseverance" collected its first rock sample from Mars earlier this month. A historic moment with implications for human understanding of Mars.
Xenobots - small robots built of skin cells can be an important tool of the future, in everything from cancer treatment to curing old age.
Facebook has created a platform where developers can build robots with the ability to recognize natural language, perform tasks and navigate their surroundings.