You see them in films like Will Smith’s “I, Robot” and Eve from “Wall-E.” Real-life examples ... apply racial stereotypes to white and black robots. These colors have been found to ...

I mean, we already assumed robots had personalities (and saw them play out regularly in our favorite movies), but we hadn’t yet gotten to experience robot emotions IRL. And if Wall-E showed us ...

A real-life Wall-E robot could be set to hit the shelves - and will even learn how to be your friend. The designers behind Cozmo were determined to make a character that would fit into real life.

Pinocchio needed a fairly godmother to become a real boy, but all Wall-E needed to become a real robot was a geek with some parts and a bit of time. A dude going by the handle DJ Sures took what ...

Unless you count his pal, a convivial cockroach, Wall-E is the only thing still moving on a planet whose population has been moved to outer space. This cranky old bachelor robot has developed a ...

Only a few weeks after the movie Wall-E premiered to stellar reviews, Disney has started taking orders for the consumer robot version of the titular little fellow. At the same time, the company ...

Cozmo is smart, mischievous and 'a lot of robot in a very small package'. Each robot is made up of over 300 different parts. The extremely complicated artificial intelligence system inside the ...