XPENG’s humanoid robot, Iron, is not your typical factory machine. Standing 5 feet, 8 inches tall and weighing 154 pounds, Iron combines advanced artificial intelligence with human-like movement ...

Chinese carmaker Guangzhou Xiaopeng Automotive Technology, or XPENG, has unveiled its updated humanoid robot, Iron. The humanoid robot is powered by the Turing AI chip, with 60 joints, 200 degrees ...

“Experimental results show that using our wrinkle analysis algorithm, our robot is able to iron the cloth surface and effectively remove the wrinkles,” write the team. Look at it go in that gif.

The flying humanoid robot iRonCub gives off more than a little Iron Man vibe. iRonCub has four jet engines, and the shiny silver pants seen in the image above were used to prevent the robot from ...

The child-sized iCub robot. Image credit: Marco Bertorello/AFP via Getty Images The iRonCub, as its name suggests, has engines on its hands and feet that will hopefully enable it to fly like Iron Man.

Designing a bi-pedal robot is a relatively straight forward task, given the array of tools that we now have at our disposal. There are many open source examples out there for anyone to get started.… ...