You’re probably familiar with Spot, Boston Dynamics’ highly advanced, nightmare-inducing robot dog. And while it went on sale last year, few of us have an extra $74,500 lying around to buy one.

When Boston Dynamics finally started selling Spot, it’s four-legged robot, it came with one stipulation: users couldn’t use it to harm people. But while the creators of the Thermonator aren’t actively ...

Unitree Robotics, a startup robotic company based in China has unveiled its latest bot called the Unitree Go1. The quadrupedal machine resembles a mechanical dog that you walk with every morning when ...

The U.S. Marine Corps is testing a new breed of robotic canine that can do much more than fetch and could possibly be headed to the battlefield. The Marines hope that these four-legged robotic dogs ...

Unitree Robotics, one of China’s leading robot manufacturers, said it shut down a third-party remote control service that had exposed its Go1 robot dog to potential hacking, allowing unauthorised ...

At an arms expo show in Moscow that marked its commencement with an address by none other than Russian president Vladimir Putin (via Reuters), a rather embarrassing turn of events surfaced. A defense ...

The even scarier part is that the average citizen will be able to purchase one. The company Throwflame, which sells flamethrowers exactly as its name suggests, has decided to make concerningly ...

If you thought that putting a rifle on a robotic dog was daft enough, what about one with an actual flamethrower on its back? Not just a concept, Throwflame is taking preorders for its Thermonator ...

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Meet Blue Tennessee State University's new robot dog In Nashville, Blue, a Unitree Go1 Pro, is becoming a popular technology ambassador on and off the campus of Tennessee State University.

Dr Jim Fan, one of the developers of DrEureka, deployed a Unitree Go1 quadruped robot to bounce its way into the headlines. It's a "low-cost" and well-supported open-source robot – which is handy, ...