Students from Manchester University have produced this prototype pair of robots for the Ministry of Defence Grand Challenge, a competition set up by the MoD to uncover new talent across the UK for military hardware use.

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We thought the unearthing of MA-VIN the multi-talented machine was a gem of a discovery then we stumbled across ROBO-BOX, his sibling thats even closer to our budget.

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Meet Gordon, the worlds first robot controlled entirely with living brain tissue, the primitive grey matter was designed at the University of Reading just been put through its paces.

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Take a trip to Vulcania, the worlds first Volcano based theme park, and grab yourself a ride on the VolcanBul, a GPS guided sight seeing vehicle which the park has just taken delivery of three.

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We’ve been treated to a glimpse into the future of robotics from AI Professor Noel Sharkey from Sheffield University, after two months of research looking at trends and the evolution of robotics around the world the botboffin offers some bleak reading for criminals.

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The latest development of swimming automatons comes in the shape, size and identical features of the humble Bream, has someone in the labs been overdoing it on the Saki.

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Since we first clapped eyes on this canine-like robot at CES wayyyyyyy back in January it has been on our shopping list, trouble is it has only been popping up as a pre-order (how we hate this online shopping tease.)

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This is the 100th Aethon made robot to be deployed in US hospitals and the TUG seems to be doing a fine job in its new found medical assistant role, taking on board some of the more mundance tasks happily given to it by staff members.

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