A South Korean company, HL Mando, has built an AI-powered robot called Parkie that can lift and move cars without human help. Designed for tight parking spaces, this autonomous valet uses sensors and smart software to park and retrieve vehicles safely and efficiently—no ramps, no drivers, no fuss.
A humanoid robot just served popcorn—cool, right? Elon Musk says this will soon be “normal.” But behind the viral moment is a much bigger question: if machines can now do human jobs, what happens to real workers? As the internet argues over tech innovation vs. job loss, this short clip exposes a future that’s arriving faster than anyone expected. Is it progress… or a warning?
Imagine Humanoid Robots falling hard to the ground, then standing up—faster, stronger, smarter than before. Not in a movie. Not…
It was a late Saturday night in Bengaluru. The roads weren’t supposed to be packed. Yet, an 11 km drive…
Imagine walking through a peaceful farm at night. The stars are out, the fields are quiet — and suddenly, you…
Imagine standing at a bus stop… but there’s no driver inside the bus that pulls up. No steering wheel. No…
Videos of Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelensky fighting have taken over the internet. In these clips, they are seen punching,…
