Crystal Palace end a three-match winless run in the Premier League with victory over in-form Brentford at Selhurst Park.

Researchers are harnessing collective intelligence from swarm robotics, inspired by ants and bees, to accomplish complex tasks that individual robots struggle with.

A field called swarm robotics is taking inspiration from ants, bees and even slime molds.

The Tokyo Mobility Show is showcasing futuristic transport, including robotic chairs and helicopter-like aircraft. Honda's ...

We've seen some impressive nature-inspired flying bots from the creative minds at Festo's Bionic Learning Network over the ...

Bees. Among the most hardworking and organized insects in the entire world. They are appreciated and loved by doctors for the honey, wax, propolis they produce - all of which have helped people ...

A study into pattern-recognition among bees is a reminder that intelligent behavior doesn’t require a massive brain -- it ...

Scientists designed microrobots that use sound to swarm, adapt, and heal themselves — working together like a living organism.

Ripple effect: The proliferation of sidewalk robots reflects the broader challenge of integrating automation into everyday life. Supporters argue that the technology addresses concerns related to cost ...

Robots.txt tells search engines what to crawl—or skip. Learn how to create, test, and optimize robots.txt for better SEO and site management. Robots.txt is a text file that tells search engine ...

HITCHCOCK, Texas — For more than 30 years, Jimmy Johnson's home in Hitchcock was overrun by millions of bees. The infestation left his walls rotting and his house in shambles. Earlier this year, a ...