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Robots are increasingly like humans
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The race of self-driving robots
23 cars participated in the race through the desert. From afar, they are no different from the usual racing cars that are rushing on the track of the dusty sand. However…
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Manufacturing 'da' for robots
Researchers in Japan have created a special skin for the robot to look more human.
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He developed spy fly robots
British military scientists intend to develop flying robots capable of spying on enemy locations, which are useful in battlefields to protect soldiers' lives or dete…
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Robots taste wine
Nec System Technologies and Japan's Mie University have designed a new type of robot that can test and identify ten different wines, cheeses and other appetizers.
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Patient Robots
In order to help doctors and nurses graduate to work quickly and accurately in practice, a new generation of robots has been created with the task of becoming a patient.
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Robots are used to protect the World Cup
For the first time, robots are being used to patrol a stadium in the 2006 World Cup, although it is rare for the public to have the opportunity to witness their work. Th…
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Robots help sick children 'connect' to the classroom
A pair of robots will help sick children who can not leave their beds directly connected to the classroom. The program is called
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Robots like real people
1.6m tall, weighing 50kg, looking remotely, EveR-1 looks like a real man with pink skin. The only significant disadvantage of
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Robot robots help people with disabilities climb mountains
Two Japanese disabled people are expected to climb to the summit of Breithorn 4,164 meters high in the Swiss Alps with the help of climbers wearing robotic robes. This u…
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Two finger micro 'robots'
Two micro-fingered fingers are the subject of study by Huynh Nhat Nam (photo), 25, PhD student at Wollongong University, Australia, recently reported at the Internationa…
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Rescue people by snake robots
For most people, snakes seem unpalatable and even threatening. But Howie Choset saw in her soft movements a way to save people.
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Robots take care of the elderly
One of the Japanese researchers said they have built robots called RI-MAN that are full of hearing, vision, smelling and possible functions.
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South Korea will have police robots
Korean scientists are planning to invent robots to serve in the military and the police. A trial has just been conducted to look at the technical and budgetary implicati…
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Micro-robots are capable of exploring the universe
Finding life on planets is one of the tasks of science in the coming years. So, US scientists are researching micro-robots and intend to use them as the most active tool…