CES 2025, with over 141K attendees, delivered groundbreaking technological innovations, from agentic AI and decentralized systems to health tech and humanoid robotics, all highlighting the future ...

A US tech company has introduced Aria, an AI robot designed to help people combat loneliness. Priced at $175,000, Aria can recognize and remember people, display human-like expressions ...

Researchers have bridged the gap between science fiction and reality by inventing a life-sized AI robot “to tackle the staggering loneliness epidemic.” And the sexy cybernetic companion can be ...

Advancements in robotics and AI are transforming Indian industries, with robots improving efficiency in the automotive, manufacturing and logistics sectors. While concerns about job displacement ...

These bipedal AI robots, designed to resemble the human form, aim to work alongside humans to enhance productivity, the company stated. Bipedal AI robots aimed at boosting human productivity LG ...

Ropet, a companion robot now seeking crowdfunding on Kickstarter, drew curious visitors. Its AI-powered device can sense users’ emotional states and adapt its expressions, movements and ...

At CES 2025, American tech company Realbotix unveiled its latest innovation, Aria, an AI robot designed to serve as a female companion. Priced at $175,000 (approximately ₹1.5 crore), Aria boasts ...

Among all, one that left the internet users baffled was an AI robot girlfriend, Aria. Launched by the American firm Realbotix at CES 2025, this AI robot is equipped with 17 motors from the neck up ...

Aria, the AI robot companion with uncanny human-like expressions. In a scene straight out of sci-fi movie, Her, a US-based tech company has launched an AI robot that can act as a companion while ...

There are plenty of smart cubes on the market designed to help you solve a Rubik’s Cube, but few are as futuristic as the AI Robot Cube. Built to offer instant feedback without the need for a ...

Robot love interests may no longer be the stuff of science fiction after a company unveiled its latest customisable AI-powered companions. US firm Realbotix claims its technology can “[transcend ...