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Elephant with robots
The German-made elephant hull training is learning how to use each mechatronic part of the way the children learn to control their bodies.
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Smart robots replace meeting people
Do you have a meeting but want to stay home? Send a robot to the office for you. Ava500 Robot is a powerful collaboration tool that helps you get virtual presence wherev…
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Types of robots inspired by animals
With a design inspired by the shape or size of animals, robots can support military, help pollinate flowers or check boats.
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Robot inspired by self-construction termite
Engineers at Harvard University's lab are developing teams of robots inspired by termites that can build their own buildings without human control.
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Bio-robots run by energy from urine
Scientists are perfecting a human heart-pumping fuel pump system to fuel the bio-powered biomass robotic system.
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Robot lizards - equipment dedicated to the universe in the future
European Space Agency (ESA) said on January 2 that it has successfully built a dedicated lizard robotic model to carry out repairs in space.
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Japanese robots first talk to people in the universe
Kirobo, the Japanese talking robot, recently made his first conversation with astronaut at the International Space Station (ISS).
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The incredible technology people learn from nature
Current biomimetic technology is growing with incredible inventions.
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Japan developed robots to know Todai university math problems
Japanese scientists have just announced a breakthrough in the field of research when they release a robot that can solve math problems that can pass the prestigious entr…
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The million dollar robot
Scientists have developed a robot capable of handling dairy cows as well as humans.
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EU developed robots specializing in tunnel testing
The European Union's ROBINSPECT program is aiming to develop a tunneling robot system to achieve faster, more accurate human targets.
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Robots help research shipwrecks
Researchers have introduced a type of robot that can support shipwreck research and underwater archaeological activities.
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The first robot in the world to know ... suicide
The boring, repetitive work seems to be a heavy burden for a cleaning robot in Austria. This robot has apparently tried to resist and finally
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Robots to liberate paralyzed people
Robot shirt technology has restored the ability of the unfortunate people to be disabled by accident for many years.