RANCHO PALOS VERDES, Calif. — Intel is looking to get people talking about the company again. The chip maker showed off two gadgets on Wednesday in an effort to demonstrate that Intel has no intention ...

Could a hobbyist one day build a walking, talking humanoid robot from a kit -- same as airplane models and ships in a bottle? Intel hopes to offer that option to robot enthusiasts everywhere by the ...

Intel CEO brought a robotic companion named Jimmy with him on stage at Code Conference today. Jimmy is a 3D-printed robot capable of walking, talking, moving his arms, dancing and even tweeting, and ...

Intel's Futurist and Director of Future Casting, Brian David Johnson, was at this week's Maker Faire in New York City to introduce an open source, 3D printed companion robot called Jimmie. Johnson's ...

Bay Area-based robotics firm Figure this week announced that its humanoid officially took its first steps — a milestone it hit a few days shy of of the company’s first anniversary. Figure has made a ...

At the Code Conference in California this week, Intel revealed that its 3D-printed Jimmy Research Robot, which debuted at Maker Faire NYC last year, will be available through its 21st Century Robot ...

As a futurist, Brian David Johnson gets paid by Intel to talk about the future. A decade ago, he started writing about a social humanoid robot named Jimmy. Today, he showed it off at the Intel ...

A compact computer called Euclid from Intel should make the development of robots much easier. Euclid looks much like the Kinect camera for Xbox consoles, but it’s a self-contained PC that can be the ...

F rom a wearable tech jacket that lights up to 3-D printed robots that are powered by mobile apps, Intel is building up its rep not just as the company that enables your PCs, tablets and servers, but ...

Intel outlined an ambitious vision of future technologies Thursday at this year’s Intel Developer Forum held in San Francisco. In his keynote address Justin Rattner, Intel’s chief technology officer, ...

If the authorities and the U.S. Postal Service have their way, the hoverboard might be a thing of the past. Thankfully, faulty batteries and the occasional explosion don’t seem to bother Segway or ...

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