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Japan uses robots instead of old farmers to secure food
The new invention, the Mecha Farmhands, is considered to be the solution to Japan's challenge to the aging population.
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The robot will soon be able to control the weather
Scientists and meteorologists from Nevada have been involved in the research and creation of the world's first automated man-made rain engine - using unmanned aerial veh…
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A smart robot has just announced that it will eradicate humanity
Technology is growing, so more and more robots are identical to humans, they have intelligence and ability to react extremely fast. It is time for us to guard against a…
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Cure autism with robots that read patients' thoughts
In order to support autistic children, scientists have created a humanoid robot that uses artificial intelligence, talking and helping children get acquainted with peopl…
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Smart home help robot
Aido is a family-friendly robot that can help with tasks such as playing with children and controlling smart applications in the home.
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Let robots hear fairy tales so they don't turn into murderers
Artificial intelligence will have to learn ethics to integrate with human society.
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Self-propelled armed robots will be 'infinite disaster'
Robots and self-propelled weapons are increasingly popular in the modern world. But scientists warn, if not controlled well, they can become
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Robots will interact with us better if their eyes are soulful
Robots can be human-like, but lifeless eyes still make it easy to recognize it as a robot.
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Japan robots collect radioactive waste
Japan's Toshiba Corp. today introduced a remote-controlled robot that collects radioactive fuel rods from Fukushima's No. 3 reactor that stopped operating due to…
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Future war will be the war of robots?
It is worrisome that international conventions have not really controlled the development and use of robots and self-propelled weapons.
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Greece uses robots to rescue refugees at sea
Greek marine police are preparing to use rescue robots at sea to rescue refugees.
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Robot speed up the sperm's swimming, reducing the rate of infertility
By controlling the magnetic field, scientists can help sperm meet eggs faster, which improves fertilization.
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Top 10 weirdest robots in 2015
2015 was a breakthrough year in science and technology and of course robot technology was no exception.
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Robot does not need sticky feet on the wall
The robots were able to easily walk on water, but now they can walk on the wall. It will be an effective tool to rescue people in ruins, natural disasters.