Wonder Workshop has unveiled two new CleverBots robots for children, dubbed Cue and Dot. The robots are designed to inspire children and teens to be creative and learn how to program robots.

Toyota Japan employees built a robot that can swish basketbalsl using artificial intelligence.

We review the Cue robot from Wonder Workshop: a delightfully chatty three-wheeled bot for ages 11 and up that's as fun as it is educational.

A new STEM-based school program is teaching kindergarteners how to use robots Robotics classes are becoming popular in middle and high schools, but now a new program aims to bring those 21st ...

Check out the Cue robot from Wonder Workshop. Basically the idea is for kids to have some fun with a cute and clever device, while learning how to code ...

Toyota's Cue 3 robot is 6-foot-10-inch and a bona fide sharpshooter, but it's not game-ready just yet.

Cue is a special basketball-playing robot. He's been designed in Japan using AI, machine learning and computer accuracy. He's so good he can score three-pointers whenever he likes and can even out ...

The Toyota Engineering Society has created an android that scores baskets better than professional basketball players. Named CUE, the robot reportedly uses artificial intelligence to learn to ...

Kids' robotics company Wonder Workshop is launching two new robots designed to introduce children to coding in a fun, hands-on way. First up is Cue, the slightly older sibling of the company's ...

Cue the robot basketballer with 100% precision We humans think we are pretty cool but robots have a bad habit of coming and showing us that we aren't perfect!

Toyota has announced that its CUE humanoid robot has set a new record for the greatest number of consecutive basketball free throws performed by a humanoid AI-powered machine. The robot ...