A mouse-like robot with an articulated spine is faster, more agile and defter at balancing than rigid competitors, but the added cost and complexity means such devices will only be suitable for ...

It's been able to use and move objects, get through a maze, and can even use swappable tools. Plus, it's all wireless without any onboard power, and looks a lot more palatable than our friend OSCAR.

Or if they start applying some kind of fan-powered hover cushion tech to make your gaming mouse move faster by reducing downforce. Actually wait that sounds awesome, someone should do that.

Scientists have created remote-controlled walking robots actuated by mouse muscle cells, Inverse reports, a Frankensteinian mashup of state-of-the-art robotics and basic biological systems that ...

Mouse movers “took off during the pandemic-spurred work-from-home era, with people swapping tips for using them on social-media sites Reddit and TikTok,” reports Bloomberg.

If you don't want to be reliant on (or still don't really like using) a trackpad, and tire of dragging a full-sized mouse around, then the Odin, a laser-projected mouse, might be worth a look. You ...