Though it might not be much of a looker, researchers from the Suzhou Industrial Park Institute of Vocational Technology and ...

Sounds like something out of The Jetsons or maybe Black Mirror, depending on who you ask. But whenever the robot sees Ripa, it doesn’t have quite the same response to her as a grown woman.

The robot can also be programmed with reminders about taking medication or keeping appointments, and Audrey often uses it for games. “Let’s play trivia,” she said.

The round-headed robot greeted journalists, saying in a female voice: "Hello. Welcome to Fujitsu. I'm enon. Are you a reporter?" But the demonstration of its capabilities wasn't exactly impressive.

Rosie the Robot, they ain't! This year's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, N.V. offered the world a glimpse into the future. Voice control for everything, robot companions that will make ...

Bates occupational therapy student Kylee Bergeron calls the robot Rosey — the mechanical maid in the 1960s cartoon, “The Jetsons.” Bergeron sometimes fills in at the front desk.