Learn More Engineered Arts, a United Kingdom firm making humanoid robots, has restructured as a U.S. company and raised $10 million. The reason for moving to the U.S. is to expand its footprint ...

据 IT 之家 7 月 4 日消息，日前，英国机器人公司 Engineered Arts 上传了一则新视频。视频中，人形机器人 Ameca 亲自上阵，完成现场作画。在整个作画 ...

Engineered Arts Ltd. thinks everyone should be friends with a robot, and it has just raised $10 million to help make that a reality. The U.K.-founded humanoid robotics startup today announced that ...

Curious about the hype, I visited Engineered Arts' lab — the company behind the viral robot Ameca. The company's headquarters are in the town of Falmouth, Cornwall, but it also has offices in ...

The robot, called Ameca, was asked in a recent video shared on YouTube by its creator, Engineered Arts, if it could dream. It responded, "Yeah last night I dreamt of dinosaurs fighting a space war ...

This milestone brings Engineered Arts’ total funding to $16.2 million, advancing its mission to integrate humanoid robots into daily life with a human-focused approach to artificial intelligence ...

To that end, Engineered Arts aims to teach its robots to play board games, like chess. But only well enough so that they remain fallible, and can be beaten. To interact successfully with people ...

That's because the robot - which has been designed by British company Engineered Arts - has revealed that engineers are working on 'prototype legs' which should be ready within the next year.

At Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona this week, MailOnline spoke with Ameca the bot, made by British firm Engineered ...