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	technology about robot Daily update ⋅ 5 May 2023
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	Why teaching robots to blink is hard but important - BBC News BBC The iCub robot has an arresting gaze. By Christine Ro. Technology of Business reporter. It's my first time drumming along with a robot. Flag as irrelevant
	AI Could Enable 10,000 Robot-Led Microbe Experiments Per Day | Technology Networks Technology Networks An artificial intelligence system enables robots to conduct autonomous scientific experiments—as many as 10,000 per day—potentially driving a ... Flag as irrelevant
	The life and death of a robot vacuum - TechCrunch TechCrunch Actuator: The spotty history of Google robotics, the rise of software and ... It was a wild moment for robotics and the tech industry at large, ... Flag as irrelevant
	A revolution in real time: Transferring robots out of the lab and into the real world Cosmos Magazine Robots are front-and-centre from the moment secondary school students arrive at Wyndham Tech School. Flag as irrelevant
	Christine Boles discusses key robotics technology from Intel - The Robot Report The Robot Report Christine Boles, VP and GM of Intel's Industrial Solutions discusses the key technologies available for robotics development and future ... Flag as irrelevant
	Playing mindgames: With new technology from UTS, you can now move robots using your thoughts SBS A recent advance from the University of Technology Sydney can operate robots by capturing your brainwaves with a sensor made from a special ... Flag as irrelevant
	Technology, Including Robots, Help Children With Special Needs At Tulsa's Little Light House YouTube The Little Light House in Tulsa has served thousands of special-needs children over the last 50 years. Flag as irrelevant
	How this high-tech, grain-surfing robot can save lives while protecting food quality - Buffalo News Buffalo News There are a lot of dangerous jobs related to farming, but one of the most dangerous is monitoring grain. Flag as irrelevant
	Centipede robots with more legs are better at walking over bumps | New Scientist New Scientist Baxi Chong at the Georgia Institute of Technology and his colleagues built a range of multi-legged robots from 3D-printed body segments. Flag as irrelevant
	Robot Roundup: Autonomous cattle herding studied by MSU scientists may be game changer Mississippi State University The scientists see autonomous UGVs as a game changer for the animals and the livestock industry, much like precision agriculture technology is ... Flag as irrelevant
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