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Interesting robot watching
Compared to the traditional workforce, 'Sweeper Robot' can comfortably work in the harsh environmental conditions of greenhouses, which have high temperature and relativ…
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Home maid robots can be hacked to attack homeowners
The prospect of robot help in the home market is still far away, but researchers have warned of the possibility that they might be hacked to do things against the host's…
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Robot welcomes patients in 20 languages
Two hospitals in Belgium have started using 20-language reception robots and can escort patients to the requested location.
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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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Manufacturers prohibit customers from sex with the robot
Those who buy the Pepper robot must sign the contract not to have sex with it, nor to create sex-related applications or programming over its software.
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The robot sells coffee machines
Japan's smart robot sells cafeteria at an advertising event, which can understand 80% of the conversations with customers.
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Fruit harvesting robot
Thanks to a combination of low-cost sensors and computer vision, 'farmer robots' are increasingly capable of independently orientating and performing complex tasks.
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Pepper: The first robot to read human emotions
SoftBank, Tokyo (Japan) has launched the world's first robot can read human emotions.
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IPhone case for anti-robbery
Piexon (Switzerland) has launched an iPhone case equipped with tear gas canisters to fight the robbery.
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Fight the riots with the world's spicy pepper
In the near future, Indian security personnel will be using the world's most spicy powdered pomegranate grenade to cover up rioters and terrorists.
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Measure the hotness of chili paste with nanotube
Oxford chemists have discovered a way to use carbon nanotubes to test the chili's spicy taste. This technology may soon be commercially available as a disposable sen…