In a lab run by Prof. Shelly Levy-Tzedek socially assistive robots are helping support can patients in rehab from stroke or other conditions.

Skyline Robotics offers a breakthrough solution that will save lives, improve efficiency and create 21st century jobs.

The micro-fulfillment center developer Fabric announced it has closed a $200 million Series C round at a valuation of over $1 billion.

Founded in 2015, the Israeli company is developing smart robot companions for a host of applications.

The world-renown performer will lead the startup's creative efforts and plans to incorporate the robot into his appearances, according to the company.

Robots are set to disrupt all industries, with driverless cars, robotic assembly-line workers, and robot-caretakers for the elderly already among us.

Collapsed buildings, archaeological digs, even Mars are places where a robot that can negotiate difficult terrain by anchoring itself and shooting off tendrils would be useful.

Fresh from a $21 million funding round, Temi has big plans for the personal robotics industry.

If you think robots are designed by engineers only, think again. Dr. Guy Hoffman is variously a musician, academic, animator and teacher. And his TED talk on robots in October 2013 in Jaffa, possibly turned him into the world's only roboticist superstar.

Most everybody wants to use cleaner forms of energy and solar power is always mentioned in that context. However, since most solar farms are located in deserts, it's very hard to maintain the panels clean – and that damages energy production. Enter Israeli company Ecoppia, which developed the world's first solar-panel-cleaning robot.

Mazor Robotics, an Israeli company that develops surgical robots and complementary products for spine surgery, announced that the Tri-City Medical Center in Oceanside, California, purchased its Renaissance system. Renaissance, a surgical guidance system that is designed to enable surgeons to conduct spine surgeries in an accurate and secure manner, was launched in 2011. According to […]

In a recently released Youtube clip, Israel's Institute of Technology displays of some of its new works: A robotic snake, a self-driving motorcycle, a wall-climbing robot and various other artificial intelligence demonstrations. 'Robots will integrate our daily lives in the next few years,' says researcher.