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Need an Artery? Just Print One Out
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A new firm plans to market 3-D printers that might one day be capable of fabricating entire organs. Comment?
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Spanish robot can name that tune
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... for Shimon the autonomous, marimba-playing robot to take a trip to the University of Malaga. We're thinking it and robots by Barbancho's team could make beautiful (or at least very weird) music together. Leslie Katz, senior editor of CNET's Crave, ... Comment?
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CMU Manipulation Lab: Do What You Do
Matt Mason of CMU writes, "we made a video that at least my geeky friends think is fun" . Well, the editors at robots.net must be geeky too because we had fun watching it. Comment?
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How a Valley hospitala s robot is helping to fight cancer
At least one woman is looking forward as she fights uterine cancer, thanks to the new technology. Comment?
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Dial a phone number using in-air gestures
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... (Via Gigazine ) Crave freelancer Tim Hornyak is the author of "Loving the Machine: The Art and Science of Japanese Robots." He has been writing about Japanese culture and technology for a decade. E-mail Tim . Blackfire Research to launch Wi-Fi ... Comment?
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Is the Printed Page Dead (or Just a Little Sick)?
Categories: The DocuMentor Doc is a big believer in the power of print, but I do have to admit some print products are moving in new directions. Comment?
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Flying Saucer bowl from Museum of Robots
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Mention a fruit bowl and it's unlikely you'll be getting too excited. That might change when you take a look at this Flying Saucer bowl made by the wonderfully named Museum of Robots . Comment?
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Butler school does well at robotics consortium
... this year required problem-solving skills, creative thinking and teamwork as the Robo-pens pitted their customized robots against other participants' entries. The team plans to compete in the May Madness competition at Sarah Heinz House in ... Comment?
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Airmen train Kyrgyz officials on EOD mission
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Kyrgyz Lt. Col. Kadyrov Almazbek tries on an explosive ordnance disposal protection suit and helmet Dec. Comment?
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Reclaimed Materials Robots - Etsy Artist Turns Junk into Artful Sculpture
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... Will Wagenaar, creates robotic sculptures from cast off materials and sells them on Etsy. His reclaimed materials robots are clever compilations of discarded and disused View-Masters, camera cases, tin canisters, old binoculars - just about anything ... Comment?
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ElectriCab E1 recharges its way to 428 miles in a day
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... quit after a few miles and require never-ending flatbed assistance. Nor is it about sophisticated battery swapping robots or unproven business models courting a tremendously difficult marketplace. This is a mainstream solution to electrify the taxi ... Comment?
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ATOM-7x Robot Is Powered By Atom Processors
The folks over at Futurebots have come up with the ATOM-7x, and while the name of the robot stands for "Advanced Technology for Optimizing Motion", it's powered by 2 Atom processors. Comment?
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Arthur C Clarke and the end of upbeat futurology
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... Disappointingly, those golf trips to the moon turned out to be the final frontier. No galactic cruises, humanoid robots or self-aware artificial intelligence. No immortality, nuclear-powered vehicles or close encounters with alien life-forms. The ... Comment?
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Future uncertain for stuck Mars rover
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Just weeks after landing in a Martian crater in 2004, it went haywire and transmitted gibberish to Earth. Comment?
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Remo Humanoid Robot Kit
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Want to have your very own personal robot? If you're serious about it, you can get the humanoid robot kit called Remo , which is now on sale, costing $4358. If you take into account the cost of building your own robot from scratch, that price isn't all that bad. Comment?
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Graffiti Markup Language week at Fatlab
... ML related projects each day. There will be multiple new free software releases, open data repositories, iphone apps, robots, guest bloggers and more. GML week is now officially open for business. Comment?
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Economy blamed for cuts to Fairport robotics team
In recent months, there has been a re-energized nationwide campaign to address our country's deficiencies in the STEM disciplines . Comment?
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... asked her, "Would you like a bowl of ice cream?" The woman answered "yes," and presumably the robot did the rest. Robots already perform many functions, including making cars, defusing bombs and, more menacingly, firing missiles. Children and adults ... Comment?
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... iRobot , a company that was created by MIT robotists. The company is well-known in government circles for its complex robots that are used in war zones and Mars exploration. As such, the research and design involved in the Roomba is very ... Comment?
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Unsupervised clustering of robot activities: a Bayesian approach
Event Clustering using Markov Chains. It is done on a "conceptual/perceptual space", but a former paper by the same authors has it on "sensor space". brunonery - 2010-01-04 14:19:19 brunonery Abstract Note: OCR errors may be found in this Reference List extracted from the full text article. Comment?
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