At first glance, you’d be forgiven for mistaking this face for that of a young child. But the face isn’t real at all, and instead belongs to an eerily lifelike robot, dubbed Affetto. Affetto ...

Android faces must express greater emotion if robots are to interact with humans more effectively. Researchers tackled this challenge as they upgraded their android child head, named Affetto. They ...

The bugdroid, the face of the Android robot, has also been updated to appear more dynamic and versatile. The changes aim to create a balance between Android and Google's logo.

Researchers from at Osaka University used motion capture cameras to compare the expressions of android and human faces. They found that the mechanical facial movements of the robots, especially in the ...

Many scifi robots have taken the form of their creators. In the increasingly blurry space between the biological and the mechanical, researchers have found a way to affix human skin to robot faces.… ...

Bugdroid is back with Android on a new level with new 3D design and new Android font to go with it. This is the new Android logo.

We can give robots smiling mouths but until we can put emotion into their eyes as well we’re better off with less human-looking designs.

Android has a big presence at Mobile World Congress 2016, and Google is using it to showcase a few fun Android Experiments.

Pepper the robot looks like a robot, thanks to an almost-anime design. What then, of Kodomoroid (above, center) and Otonaroid (right)? Both androids have found employment at Japan's National ...