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robotlaunch··on A bioinic model is born: Swarovksi-encrusted prosthetic a statement in fashion
I'd wear that!
robotlaunch··on Ex Machina: Where Turing Meets Bechdel Test
Loved the film but we aren't going to see robots look or move like that any time soon. Think? Maybe.
robotlaunch··on Qualcomm to power high school robotics with Snapdragon
It's a lot of fun at robot comp with amazing teen teams!
robotlaunch··on Forget Singularity, Let’s Talk Multiplicity: Ken Goldberg on AI at the WEF
Great talk from forward thinker.
robotlaunch··on Bruno Maisonnier moves on from Aldebaran
Big thanks to Bruno for making beautiful humanoid robots.
robotlaunch··on From sideshow to main event, drones are making their mark in entertainment
Opposite of the Superbowl's "NO DRONE ZONE" !
robotlaunch··on 2015 sees mobile manipulators coming to market
Fetch and PAL both working on very affordable versatile platforms shifting industrial robotics out of the factory line and into other applications.
robotlaunch··on Raffaello D’Andrea on the future of robotics
If you want to hear about the future of robotics - Raffaello D'Andrea has been creating it!
robotlaunch··on Low cost ground robot chassis that can traverse challenging obstacles
Who needs a packbot when you can build your own ground drone.
robotlaunch··on Robotics then and now: IJARS interview with Peter Corke
Peter Corke is an expert who makes robotics vision exciting.
robotlaunch··on First global startup competition announces its winners
Silicon Valley had most entries but standard globally was strong.
robotlaunch··on European Robotics Challenges
Europe may be putting more money into robotics than Google :)
robotlaunch··on Announcing the new Drone Social Innovation Award
The Drone Social Innovation Award is a new initiative of the rapidly growing Drone User Group Network (DUGN). With over 3000 members across North America, Australia and Europe, DUGN is the world’s largest network of civilian drone users. What better way to celebrate the use of drones by civilians, than by starting an award for the best ideas for the social or civil use of flying robots! The grand prize is $10,000 US and entries close June 20, 2014
robotlaunch··on Insect-sized Flying Robots
Clever use of materials and construction - like the laser cut carbon fiber.
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