China kicked off the three-day long World Humanoid Robot Games on Friday, looking to showcase its advances in artificial ...

On the robot side we had the Chinese company Kuka's Agilus robotic arm. Kuka's website lists 17 possible functions for the 114-pound, six-axis robot, including assembly, packaging and forging ...

In the end, it took twenty motion-capture cameras, a pair of 125 FPS cameras, a 6 DOF robot on two linear rails, a special table tennis paddle, and a very large annotated dataset to train multiple ...

Typically those machines are used for product assembly, loading and unloading, and even painting, but in this case it will be trading volleys over a standard ping pong table.