That means we’re supposed to be only 40 years away from the Jetsons’ world of Rosie the Robot, toothbrushing machines and apartment buildings high above the clouds.

An artificial intelligence company designed an almost human-like robot assistant, like Rosie from "The Jetsons," to help around the house.

Once upon a time, the Jetsons television show gave us a glimpse of future technology. From flying cars, moving sidewalks, and robot maids, there is no question that the 1960s age of the Jetsons ...

On the recent 256th episode of the Hackaday podcast, [Kristina] mentioned her favorite fictional robot was Rosie from The Jetsons. [Robert Zollna] must agree since he built a reimagined Rosie and ...

But alas, unlike Jetsons’ robot, Rosie, these new waiter robots don’t have arms and hands, so you still need a server to place the food before you or you could do it yourself. Hmmm… ...

The Jetsons were a nuclear family that lived, worked, and went to school in buildings high above the clouds. They commuted in flying cars, benefitted from abundant technology, and Rosie the robot ...

In the classic cartoon "The Jetsons," Rosie the robotic maid seamlessly switches from vacuuming the house to cooking dinner to taking out the trash. But in real life, training a general-purpose ...

That includes mundane tasks like cleaning, cooking, and picking up food deliveries. Automated housework is a decades-old dream, most prominently captured by The Jetsons’ Rosie.

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Flying cars, robot maids, and big dreams— we explore how The Jetsons shaped the future we imagined for tomorrow.

With recent advances in artificial intelligence and robotics technology, there is growing interest in developing and marketing household robots capable of handling a variety of domestic chores. Tesla ...

Perhaps only Rosey/Rosie the Robot knows for sure George Jetson debuted in the 1962 Hanna-Barbera cartoon 'The Jetsons,' the first television series to air in color on ABC. (WarnerMedia) ...