Keepon robot makes a big impression at IREX (Video) -...
Rated • 3 reviews • robotics • robots-dreams.com
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Deborah is a 33 year old woman from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Life in the Fast Lane We're about art, artists, creative expression, and anything odd, unusual, offbeat, wild and whacky, weird science, and a little bit business in attempt to keep us grounded. Life in the Fast Lane is all about having fun!
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Cleaning robot, Wiping Cleaner Fukitorimushi : DigInfo
Rated • 2 reviews • robotics, video • youtube.com
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Free Flying Cyborg Beetles | Singularity Hub
Rated • 6 reviews • robotics, science • singularityhub.com
"In the future, when a spy worries about a room being bugged, she might have to look for actual bugs. Maharbiz and his colleagues have taken their cyborg beetles out for a wireless flight. The experiment is funded by DARPA in the hopes of eventually creating a fully remote controlled spy insect that could listen in to conversations or possibly find missing people after a disaster."
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http://mdn.mainichi.jp/mdnnews/national/archive/news/2009...
Rated • 3 reviews • robotics • mainichi.jp
"The bipedal 'bot is operated by Taku Ichikawa, a fourth year student at the University of Electro-Communications in Tokyo. He controls the robot through a set of electrodes applied to his head that measure his neural activity, making it possible to control the 50-centimeter tall, 2 kilogram robot just by thinking."
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Stumbling, Bumbling LittleDog Can Tiptoe Across Tops of...
Rated • 12 reviews • robotics • popsci.com
"Boston Dynamics' LittleDog delicately navigates a mini-forest of cylinders like a Chinese wuxia martial artist, but also shows plenty of clumsy pratfalls in the course of its training."
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Mutating Matter: New Technology Creates "Soft" Robots Can...
Rated • 3 reviews • robotics, research, technology • dailygalaxy.com
"Like something out of Terminator 2, researchers are developing techniques for warfare of the future to create materials that self-assemble or alter their shape, perform a function and then disassemble themselves. These capabilities offer the possibility for morphing aircraft and ground vehicles, uniforms that can alter themselves in any climate, and â€oesoft” robots that flow like mercury through small openings to enter caves and bunker complexes."
