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Robot Gadgets
Will robots eventually take over the world? Who knows! But for now they're cool, and innovative. Share pictures, stories, news and videos having to do wiht robots and robotic inventions here.
You know that young Anakin Skywalker had one of his arms sliced off during his first encounter with Count Dooku, right? Well, at least he has the advantage of a robotic arm to help him live a normal life.
The Darth Vader Robotic Arm kit shows you how to build a robotic arm and lets [...]
- Florida Robotics (event-solutions.com)
- "ROBOTICS: Robo-Fish to Perform Smarter Water Monitoring" (nextgenlog.blogspot.com)
- More robotic fish spawned to monitor water quality (gizmag.com)
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., Nov. 11 /PRNewswire/ -- El Camino Hospital, the hospital of Silicon Valley, expands its minimally invasive surgical program to three da Vinci® Si HD Surgical Systems. Physicians performed more than 500 robotic surgeries over the past year and expect the number to increase in 2010 as moreread more
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From freshnews.com
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p2pnet news view Music:- Did you know Apple’s iTunes has a robot-censor to protect the innocent?
But it’s “left iTunes embarrassed,” says the Guardian.
According iTunes mouthperson Adam Howorth, an asterisk is “imposed by an automated database that checks words against a list but can’t distinguish the context,” says the story, quoting him as stating »»»
We [...]
From p2pnet.net
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- Autonomous Robotic Race Car (neatorama.com)
- TigZoo - Robotic Book Light (zerodaydeals.com)
Japanese robot manufacturer Robo Garage have been demonstrating their latest ‘bot, and what distinguishes the endearing 38cm tall Ropid is its ability to not only run but jump 8cm into the air. Ropid is intended to demonstrate a new leg design, which uses a double-jointed “linkage belt” – each point of which can be independently locked for stability in different movements – paired with four gyro-sensors.
Inside Ropid’s head, meanwhile...
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From slashgear.com
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Every time you see something novel in the robotic ranks, you secretly say to yourself, what next, and there you’re in for another surprise. This is was what happened to me when I read about the robotic wall by engineers at Clemson University’s...
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From gizmowatch.com
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What is it with scientists and robotic animals? Did they not have pets as children? This year alone, we’ve seen robot ferrets, penguins, dogs, locusts, moles and bats. And now, scientists at MIT have come up with a robotic fish. Although we’ve seen mechanical fish before, this one is different in a very significant way – the robofish truly mimics the natural swimming action of “real” fish, flexing mechanical muscles to propel itself through...
From gizmag.com
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- User:ChaddytheBat (wikia.com)
- CREEPY SCIENCE: iRobot's ShapeShifting Robotic Blob 'Bot Takes Its ... (blogsearch.google.com)
Vinten Radamec, a Vitec Group brand, has won an order for three Vinten Radamec Fusion FP188 robotic camera pedestals with FH100 heads, together with a control system, from Sky Italia for a new studio in Rome. This is the fourth Sky Italia studio that has been equipped with Vinten Radamec robotic camera supports, and the first of its studios to use moving pedestals.Studio B in Rome is an additi.....
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From 4rfv.co.uk
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Panasonic-owned firm Activelink Co. built this robotic exoskeleton called a Dual Arm Power Amplification Robot. The Activelink slogan is delightedly science fiction-esque: "Creating a New Human Machine Age." According to the company, "Using Robotic Technology equipment anybody can become a superman. We are bringing this dream one step closer to reality." They should hire Sigourney Weaver as the Activelink spokesperson. More details and video...
From boingboing.net
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- Japanese scientists 'create robotic arm' (search.live.com)
- Robotic Drill Bit (aqworldswiki.com)
Although Xiaobo Tan has been working with robotic fish for the past few years, his work is diving to deeper depths.
Tan, an electrical and computer engineering assistant professor, uses robotic fish to study data such as oxygen level, algae concentration and pollution in water settings in his lab.
From statenews.com
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- Robo fish may soon monitor water quality: Scientists (p.moreover.com)
Poor little HRP-4C-chan—she just can’t keep a job. First she was a receptionist, then ‘fashion model robot, and now she’s pretending to be the Vocaloid J-pop singer, Hatsune Miku, at the Ceatec electronics trade show in Chiba, Japan.
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Robo-pop
2009 Oct 6 — The Sun |News
THIS Robots Got Talent.
The amazing humanoid can sing songs by [...]
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