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From being capable personal assistants, to medical aides and even baby sitters, robots are being developed to take care of everything we humans can. A robot that could read out fairy tales to your tots was probably the only one waiting to be...
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You thought you were a great artist but not good enough to draw yourself on paper however? The glitch is over now, as Jen Hui Liao’s Self-Portrait Machine is here...
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Hope results in fantasy, and dedication into a concise vision with time. Steampunk is one such craze which gains momentum with further change in time. Humans have done...
made popular Jul 1 2009
With an objective to further detail how brain responds when the body is in motion, researchers in Europe have developed a robotic head based on a wheeled platform,...
made popular Jun 30 2009
Filed under: News, Weird, Geek Out How do you celebrate the 30th anniversary of a popular anime series? You erect a 59-foot-tall statue in Tokyo — that’s...
made popular Jun 25 2009
Right after the surgical robots and bomb sniffing ferret, here’s a Duke University-developed robot that combines the facets of both to a degree of sorts. The...
made popular Jun 19 2009
Ask a calamity-struck person how it feels to be under the rubble or get trapped in a spot where rescuers can’t see. It takes hours before the rescue team can muster...
made popular Jun 19 2009
Only a while back we saw RAPHaEL, a compressed air-powered robotic hand capable of doing all types of grasping chores developed by undergrad students. Coming real now...
made popular Jun 19 2009
Eco Factor: Wall-E robot made from recycled materials.
Characters made from recycled materials usually seem as if they were left behind by an ambiguous UFO which did...
made popular Jun 17 2009
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...
made popular Jun 13 2009
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,...
made popular Jun 3 2009
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...
made popular May 27 2009
Here is another robot with cleaning intentions. At times I think our homes and vicinities are so sullied that these robotic engineers are all inclined to get us...
made popular May 7 2009
Today’s worklife without robots seems impossible. Robots haven’t actually gained access in our private lives as yet, but they can be seen inching closer ever so...
made popular May 6 2009
Creating a robotic hand, undergrad students from Virginia tech and Mechanism Lab have mustered what they call the RAPHaEL, a compressed air-powered robotic hand capable...
made popular May 6 2009
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,...
made popular May 1 2009
It isn’t easy to get your sick child to meet solace unless you’ve got him sleeping or have toys and yourself surrounding him in comfort. In an effort thus to get...
made popular Apr 22 2009
Since 1975, Fred Baier has been creating state-of-the-art commissioned furniture in his own studio. One of the highlights of his collection is the Dual Quad desk, which...
made popular Apr 10 2009
Imagine a lab where robots are carrying out all researcher activities, without the slightest of intervention from lab assistants or legendary brains. Developed and...
made popular Apr 3 2009
The Roppongi district in Japan has an interesting art project going on, one that will transform the entire neighborhood into a futuristic robot-themed wonderland. The...
made popular Mar 28 2009
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...
made popular Mar 27 2009
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While we humans still do not have a measure of our emotions as we go overboard with reactions at times, there are robots who could pip us in the exercise of emoting....
made popular May 22 2009
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...
made popular Mar 27 2009
With robots getting a more human-like manifestations, Twendy-One, may be a step closer to that in not-so-distant-future! This pearl white robot can bestow you with all...
made popular Nov 28 2007
A few days back, we were talking about Swami, the $75,000 fortune telling robot and now, we have the $70,000 WAO-1 Face Massaging Robot. It has been basically designed...
made popular Oct 10 2007
The passionate researchers at the Waseda University have devised a polymer based rechargeable battery that is flexible and see-through. The flexible plastic battery...
made popular Mar 23 2007
Recent advancements in portable electronic devices have lead to an increase in demand for flexible batteries for powering them. Realizing this Japanese scientist have...
made popular Mar 17 2007
If you talk about us we are continuously on the computer day and night. We need to have a walk everyday to remain fit.
But if you are already having a good walk...
made popular Mar 7 2007
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