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Google spent $ 1.5 million to study methods for learning robots like babies
Until now, the robot's actions and control abilities were only on par with that of a two-year-old.
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China started using robots to prevent pedestrians from crossing the wrong place
Whether the pedestrian bridge has, the road crossing has, but the
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Europe prepares laws for robot workers revolution
According to a correspondent in Brussels, the EP is considering a draft resolution aimed at making requests to the European Commission to build a legal framework for the…
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9 unpredictable predictions about the future of robots
With the development of science and technology, one thing is certain that robots will increasingly play an important role in human life.
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Italy develops four-legged robots for disaster areas
Researchers at the Genoa Institute of Technology in Italy are developing a new generation of robots capable of working in disastrous areas.
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Will the scenario in HBO's Western World fantasy film come true?
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Wear smart glasses for parrots to study flying robots
This research will allow scientists to better understand how animals fly and thereby help engineers improve flying robots.
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Robots help couples to kiss from afar
Scientists are building a robot head that can sense and transmit pressure from the lips, helping couples to kiss from a distance.
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Humans can marry robots for 30 years
An artificial intelligence researcher predicts that the first marriage between humans and robots will take place before 2050 and is becoming increasingly popular.
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Firefighters with robots, planes
In many cities around the world, firefighting helicopters are a difficult alternative to fire-extinguishing and rescue.
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Nanorobot synthesizes the first light direction in the world
A research group led by TS. Jinyao Tang of the Department of Chemistry, the University of Hong Kong, has researched and developed the world's first light-driven nanorobo…
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Chinese robots smash glasses, injuring humans
Chubby's robot suddenly smashed glass, injuring a man while being exhibited at a hi-tech fair held in China.
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Robots can eat for energy like humans
British scientists have successfully built a robot capable of eating and digesting food for energy like humans.
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Robot swing, kick the ball under the children's programming ability
Robot Marty can go, jump, kick the ball and it's easy for young children to program themselves for it.
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Scientists create a robot that specializes in smoking, but not for fun
Researchers have created a chain-smoking robot. Not because they want to replace people in smoking.