Engineered Arts has released a new "interaction" with its ultra-humanlike Ameca robot and seeing the humanoid grow irked is a little unnerving. The post Incredibly Humanlike Robot Gets Angry When ...

UK’s robotics company Engineered Arts has introduced a humanoid robot called Ameca that can display human-like expressions.

Engineered Arts, a U.K.-based robotics company, has debuted a humanoid robot named Ameca, and it’s making folks pretty uncomfortable. In a video posted on Engineered Arts’ Vimeo channel, you ...

Engineered Arts, the company behind the human-like Mesmer robot series, has unveiled a new creation that may weird you out even more.

Today's robots can run, talk, and even learn. But can they become artists? UK engineers from robotics company Engineered Arts are building a robot called "Ai-Da," which will eventually be able to ...

Although Engineered Arts has been around since 2005, which means it’s had 16 years to perfect its humanoid bots. Incidentally, the company’s first robot was a mechanical “Thespian” robot ...

At the end of last year we were introduced to Ameca—a robot from British company Engineered Arts that uses uncanny facial expressions to smile horribly, gasp in surprise, and probably, one day ...

The company, Engineered Arts, creates interactive robots for entertainment purposes, as well as for education, research and more.

Engineered Arts has not revealed how much the robot cost to make as it is still in development, although it is available to rent for events and exhibitions.

A robot that can interact with visitors in a very natural way. Engineered Arts told me the bot could be used for everything from entertainment to customer service.

UK’s robotics company Engineered Arts has introduced a humanoid robot called Ameca that can display human-like expressions.