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The only way deaths can be averted in a war is by not going into war anyway. But with growing terrorism and human greed for the most, there seems no way we can achieve this any soon. Technologies have been constantly developed to keep the soldiers safe.
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It’s regular polymers and ceramics that are used in dental surgeries to rectify the human jaw. Now, however, researchers from the University of Bristol’s Department...
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Tired of trying your hands with the computer in a game of chess? Now, here is a robot from Russia, designed to play chess and frequently beat you at it. The robot’s...
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Anti-human robots may only be a distance away, but we’ve got a robot ready that is gravely anti-drug and anti-crime. Designed to curb drug peddling, dubbed the cargo...
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Unmanned vehicles have become a need for the battlefields. With the violence mounting with terror attacks and the fights for supremacy, power and land, risking men is...
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Nereus, the robotic submarine developed at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute, has reached the depths of the Challenger Deep in the Pacific Ocean on May 31,...
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Professor Shigeo Hirose from the Tokyo Institute of Technology is the winner of the Engelberger Robotics Award (the world’s most prestigious robotics honor), and...
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I fall short of words, and find none to describe the skills of robots being developed every now and then. Having come a long way across the gadget capital Tokyo and...
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There is still time before Wall-E becomes real, but with the pace sweeping robots are intruding into our homes and environ, time isn’t long away. Garbage, trash,...
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We need some card playing robots alongside those capable of playing Ping-Pong and other games. Perplexed thinking why, simple, we need to win over the machines,...
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All hail a robot that compensates for heartbeats. Developed by the Waseda University, this surgery assisting machine with a heart rate compensating system is a way up...
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After humans failing to keep waters clean, polluting them to the core in contrary, some wise hooded scientists from the University of Essex have created a school of...
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Backyard robot designs can sometimes be more exciting than industrial ones. Eric Sophie has created this robotic arm, christened the RSRA-2008. The bot is driven by x3...
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