NASA is developing a bunch of robots it wants to send to space. Some are humanoid like the RoboSimian and Robonaut 2. But other bots like the Ice Worm, Astrobee, and LEMUR are more abstract. Of course, there’s also the Mars 2020 Rover, which will be bringing along several smaller robots. NASA tests these robots in extreme conditions on Earth in order to prepare them for other planets and moons.
Spot Launch
Spot is an agile mobile robot that you can customize for a wide range of applications. The base platform provides rough-terrain mobility,
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These Robots Will Replace Women
The following video depicts robotics and artificial intelligence that are intended to facilitate companionship, cleaning and therapeutic massage.
Digitizing construction sites with Scaled Robotics
Barcelona-based Scaled Robotics built a Wall-E doppelgänger to navigate around and build maps of construction sites by fusing images, video, and data captured by its robots.
Boston Dynamics Robots on the Move
They just keep getting better. It only takes 10 Spotpower (SP) to haul a truck across the Boston Dynamics parking lot (~1 degree uphill, truck in neutral). These Spot robots are coming off the production line now and will be available for a range of applications soon.