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	technology about robot Daily update ⋅ 9 February 2015
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	The Nation Mahidol-Japan deal to build high-tech medical robot The Nation Developing a medical robot that has advanced technology is apart of the ministry's plan to enhance the scientific and technological infrastructure and ... Flag as irrelevant
	NDTV 3D-Printed Octopus Robot Developed With Ultra-Fast Propulsion NDTV 3D-Printed Octopus Robot Developed With Ultra-Fast Propulsion ... Technology built a deformable octopus-like robot with a 3D-printed skeleton with ... Octopus-inspired underwater robot breaks the speed record - Gizmodo India Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	The Guardian Robots are leaving the factory floor and heading for your desk – and your job The Guardian Herb the home help, created by Carnegie Mellon's Robotics Institute. .... Artificial intelligence and machine-learning technology that allow computers to ... Flag as irrelevant
	Gizbot Smart Robots To Become Future Firefighters At Sea Siliconindia.com The Virginia Tech team hopes to get the bot to act autonomously but for now, it will continue to be tested as a user-operated machine. A prototype of ... Flag as irrelevant
	Uproxx Japan Is Building A New Hotel That Will Be Staffed Completely By Robots Uproxx If the idea of robots taking over the world sounds appealing to you, you ought to ... Guestroom doors will be accessed by facial-recognition technology. World's first robot-staffed hotel, Henn-na to open in Japan - Firstpost Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Mirror.co.uk This robot BUTLER will fetch your drinks and answer the door - for £180000 Mirror.co.uk Science fiction has been promising us robotic help around the house for decades - but in fact the technology is already here. And we're not talking ... Flag as irrelevant
	Donation to help robotics club in regional competition Chambersburg Public Opinion ... Recognition of Science and Technology (FIRST) Robotics Competition (FRC) team is in the process of building its robot for this year's competitions. Flag as irrelevant
	BBC News Drone waiters to plug Singapore's service staff gap BBC News Infinium Robotics' chief executive officer Junyang Woon says that his technology frees up capacity: "So staff are able to interact more with customers ... Flag as irrelevant
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