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Cooking robot “Okonomiyaki Robot” pours the ingredients for okonomiyaki (Japanese flour cake) over a heated cooking pan during its demonstration at the International Food Machinery and Technology Exhibition in Tokyo, Japan, Tuesday, June 9, 2009. The Okonomiyaki Robot, developed by Osaka-based robot system integrator Toyo Riki Co., can demonstrate the whole process of okonomiyaki cooking as stirring the ingredients in a bowl, pouring them on the heated cooking pan, turning the okonomiyaki over with spatulas and serves it on a plate and asking you what types of sauces and other condiments to go with it by using both arms. )

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My chosen robot is Marvin the fictional depressed robot out of the movie “The hitchhiker’s guide to the galaxy”. the movie was released in 2005 on April the 29th This movie robot is always depressed and shows something modern day robots don’t, emotions. Not only does he that he is depressed and sounds depressed he also has a large head with 2 green sad looking eyes. In the future robots could share the same feature of emotion but many doubt it.

3 things i found out about this sad robot is:

1. he has a huge head where he stores all his programing.

2. he has an attitude towards his masters and is rather lazy.

3. HE IS SOOOOOOOOOOOOO DEPRESSED

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Jaegers are a set of made-up machines that feature in the movie "Pacific Rim".

The movie was created in 2013 by Guillermo de Toro.

In the movie, the reason they exist is because of a marshal that had an idea to fight an onslaught of enourmous creatures coming out of the Mariana Trench.

Some of them run on electronic systems and some run on analog nuclear warheads. They perform all of their actions by analyzing the thoughts of two pilots in the "Head" of the robot which controls the movement of the machine.

Additionally, the robot has 6 nuclear Minuteman iCBM's, titanium sword, elbow rockets, and missiles.

Yes, they are the brainchild of geeks, but that doesnt' stop them from being able to save a city from kaiju's.

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Daleks are a group of fictional robots that feature on the tv show Doctor Who.

The first Daleks appeared in the 1963 episode of Dcotor Who called The Daleks.

The purpose of Daleks is to solely conquer and exterminate any threats to carrying out their orders, devoid of any emotion.

Daleks were first thought of by sci-fi writer Terry Nation. In Doctor Who, however, they are created by the scientist Davros who modified his race into these robots.

One feature of the Daleks that captures my attention is how they go through anything to follow their orders, even if that means killing a friend.

Another feature is hwo effiecnet and powerful they are at their job.

And a thrid feature is the design of the robot, which makes it look like a heavy-duty war tank.

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General Grievous from Star War

General Grievous was a fictional character from Star war the revenge of the Sith, he used to be a "living thing" but after a battle, his brain was replaced by computer and body was replaced by iron armour.

He was trained to fight the Jedi knights, and he was controled by Count Dooku

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It was Built by NASA and General Motors. The R2 is the first humanoid robot in space, but will be joined later this year by a Japanese communication robot that will keep the astronauts company.

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This robot is real. It is a robot arm that can pump gasoline into your car when you don't have to do anything. The robot was created in 2008 by an inventor in Netherlands; Nico Van Staveren. It catches my attention because: 1. It is a bit different than other robots. 2. It can actually do all the work itself like taking the gas pumper and so on. 3. It says that the technology for making this was possible in 2001, but was not built before 2008.

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C3P0 was a fictional character from the star wars franchise.

When was it created? The 1st movie was made in 1977
What is/was the purpose of the robot? C-3PO is a protocol droid designed to serve human beings
Who created it? An individual? A company? The movie or information does not say who created him.

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Eve is a Robot in Wall-e. She is Wall-E love. He feel in love with her and it starts the whole story. When she starts of she shuts down because her programming stopped. She was programmed differently and she had to change. She never loved Wall-E but in the end they do.

In the movie she was created by the people in space but she was created from disney.

She was designed to save the human race and bring plants bac

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Robots is a 2005 American film produced by Blue Sky Studios for Twentieth Century Fox, and was released theatrically on March 11, 2005.

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This robot is a fictional robot that featured in the movie 'Real Steel'.

He is made in the year 2020 by the character in the film called Charlie Kenton. He was made for boxing in arenas with other robots.

Some interesting things about this robot:

He can fight well

He is rather human.

He was once a junkheap that grew into a worldclass fighter.

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ASIMO was created by Honda on the 21st of October 2000. ASIMO was created to multi-functional mobile assistance with aspirations of helping those who lack full mobility, ASIMO is frequently used in demonstrations across the world to encourage the study of science and mathematics. ASIMO is 4 ft 3 inches and it's weight is 48kg. ASIMO was designed to operate in real-world environments, with the ability to walk or run on two feet at speeds of up to 6 kilometres per hour (3.7 mph). In the USA, ASIMO is part of the Innoventions and attraction at Disneyland. and has been featured in a 15-minute show called "Say 'Hello' to Honda's ASIMO" since June 2005. The robot has made public appearances around the world, including the CES in some muesum and honda collection hall japan.

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Is it fictional or Real?
This robot is not real it is just an inspiration to create things like this When was it created?

The website does not say but it is only a drawing so it would not be important. What is/was the purpose of the robot? Who created it? An individual? A company?

There is a team called Wyss Instutute

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A washing machine is considered a robot. This washing machine is made by a company called Sony. It is a very famous company. This unlike robot I used to wash clothes. -- it cleans it way better than we do by hand.

Some things that attract my attention:

1) It is different to others.

2) it does exactly what "you" want it to do.

3) it is not as expensive as other robots "you" may not need.

FYI I couldn't upload a picture so go to this link and it will tell you what  robot I am talking about.

https://www.google.lk/search?q=robots&biw=1188&bih=530&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=kYYRVc_cOcG7uASWzIHQBQ&ved=0CAYQ_AUoAQ#tbm=isch&q=wasing+machine+sony&imgdii=_

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ED209 is a fictional character, from the movie Robocop. In the movie it was created in November 2043. The purpose of this robot is clearly keep security and order in the streets of a city. The robot was created by a company named Omni Consumer Products, to replace Robocop. I like this robot because first, not only does it look sophisticated, but it looks awesome, also second the hardware on this is cool. Third, the robot has interesting looking armor I wonder what material its made of.

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DRDO AURA (Autonomous Unmanned Research Aircraft)-Sharath

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DRDO AURA (Autonomous Unmanned Research Aircraft)-Sharath

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This is military drone/ Unmanned Combat Air Vehicle being made by India's DRDO (Defence Research and Development Organization) Although the design is made by ADA (Aeronautical Developmental Agency). It is still being made and its first flight is expected to be in 2016 and is going to be introduced in 2019-2020. The Primary users will be the Indian Air-force and The Indian Naval Arm. It is a stealth bomber capable of dropping bombs, missiles and precision-guided missiles. Some things that catch my attention are :-

1) The weight of the the aircraft is 15+ tonnes which is very light for a stealth bomber and that means it is highly maneuverable.

2) The price is low only $1.5 billion, for a stealth bomber that is unmanned also.

3) The endurance time is also very surprising, 24 to 28 hours!

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Sonny is a fictional robot in a movie. i,Robot was released on July 16, 2004. The purpose of Sonny is to help people but he was taught to terminate V.I.K.I. (another character in the movie by his original owner and now does what he wants to. In the movie Alfred Lanning created Sonny and in real life Isaac Asimov created him when he wrote the book. Three things that catch my attention are: 1) it thinks differently than the other robots 2) it has a different eye color than all the other robots and 3) it almost seems human.

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Its a real robot

There is no purpose of the robot its just for fun and entertaining and the price is 5,700 euros It was created in 2014. This model is the fourth generation

Created by the company Aldebaran robotics

It has a funny app called NAO plays soccer.

Sound localization

Fall manager

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Optimus Prime is a fictional character from the movie Transformers.

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1.fictional

2. 1977

3. They can be used for anything ranging from war to guard duty

4. Some of the things I like about this robot would be its weapon (electro rods are resilant to light sabers) that gives of purple lightning and its cloak that said to be bullet/ laser proof. I also like how diversly they can be used, they are capable of acrobatics and movement superior to humans and they are far superior in inteligence and combat capabilites to the ordinary battle droids.

5. made by Holowan mechanics

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Robots, also known as 'Droids' are common throughout the galaxy. So common they are often overlooked. But using them the Seperatist armies caused havoc during the Clone Wars. The line between sentient and robot can be thin, as a robot who has not received a memory wipe can develop it's own unique personality.

There are three main events in history effecting Droids on a massive scale.

The Great Droid Revolution in the days of the Old Republic

The Clone Wars, in which the Separatist Armies used armies of battle droids to conquer worlds.

The Droid Rights movement in the days of the New Republic

The Yuuzhan Vong invasion. The invaders considered all technology blasphemy, and droids the worst. Even New Republic citizens, fearing the invaders, destroyed droids in the hopes of placating the enemy.

Helpful Robots

Astromechs have a wide variety of functions. The most common is assistance in starship navigation and repairs. The most popular brand is the R series, with the R2 unit being the most popular version. It's adaptability and customization options make it even more popular than later models in the same line. The tools are concealed within compartments in the body, in this R2 unit, they include a holo recorder and emitter, jets for manuevers on the hull while in space, a computer data probe and an arc welder.

Power Droids These basic, box droids have two feet and one prime function. Power everything that needs it, electronics, machinery and transports. This is their only real function and they are not versatile.

image source: Droidworld, Photobucket

Pit Droids These strong little droids were designed for race maintenance, especially pod racing. They also can repair swoops or other vehicles. They are not very smart however and can be a hazard when malfunctioning. They are very short in height and fold down when deactivated.

image source: dkosa, Photobucket

ASP Droids are the heavy laborers. They are commonly used in spaceports for odd jobs requiring heavy lifting.

Medical Droids These are medical professionals, programmed with treating injury and illness in organic beings. Some are specialists, others more general in scope. They can make excellent surgeons.

image source: mentat 9777 Photobucket

Protocol Droids specialize in interaction between human and machine, usually other robots although they also interpret for cyborg and computers.

They may also translate between species that don't share an ability to speak galactic 'basic'.

Dangerous Robots

Buzz Droids are fired as missiles at enemy craft. Upon impact or near impact, they burst open to reveal the droid. The droid proceeds to attack the vessel, damaging any systems, including life support, weapons, and engines.

Magna Guards were tougher than average combat droids and more specialized than assassin droids. They were programmed and designed with killing Jedi in mind during the Clone Wars. They were the personal bodyguard of General Grievous, the cyborg leading the Confederacies Fleets.

Assassin Droids are highly dangerous programmed assassins who will kill any target an anyone who gets in the way. Due to the lack of the usual safeguards against harming an organic being, these droids can be extra dangerous when malfunctioning.

image source: cantina00 Photobucket

Battle Droids usually are controlled from a central location. En masse they can form a formidable army. However, they are not quick to adapt to new situations and have no shields, so their primary advantage is in numbers. They usually fold up when not in action, allowing for more to fit in the transport vehicles. Weapons are standard blaster rifles.

Super Battle Droids were developed to compensate for the weakness of the original battle droid. The heads are centered in the torso to prevent damage, they have heavier firepower which is built into the arms and heavier armor. They also have more ability to think independent of the central control.

Droidekas were designed by the Colecoids, and therefore retains it is based on their own anatomy. It rolls into battle in a wheel shape, unfolding into tripod legs with arms ending in blasters. It usually has shields, making in particularly tough in combat.

Robots of Earth

On Earth, Droids have yet to exhibit the highly adaptive emotional functions of R2-D2 or C3PO. However, artificial intelligence is a work in constant progress. When the original Star Wars trilogy was made, there were two R2s. One with an actor inside, one a real robot. The real robot hardly worked. Now, you can find one in stores that carry collectibles. It will bring you a drink, play games, work as a door alarm and respond to familiar names.

Honda has created a real functional robot called Asimo with bipedal motion and facial features.

Toyota has also been working on robots, some play musical instruments.

Sony's Aibo, imitates a dog.

Kismet is merely a robot 'head' but is programmed to respond to human emotions based on their facial responses.

In the utility department, you can get a Roomba, a small disc shaped robot that vacuums the floor without any assistance from you outside using the 'on' switch.

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Robots, also known as 'Droids' are common throughout the galaxy. So common they are often overlooked. But using them the Seperatist armies caused havoc during the Clone Wars. The line between sentient and robot can be thin, as a robot who has not received a memory wipe can develop it's own unique personality.

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This robot is used to clean floors. It is commercially available for 700 dollars. It was invented by Helen Greiner, Colin Angle, and Rodney Brooks in 1990. It can clean on any surface and includes multiple state-of-the-art technologies such as

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Asimo is created by Honda. Honda worked on this robot for at least a decade. This robot can do some household works, can recognize faces. It can also show you the way. You can use him as your slave if you want to. This robot is awesome and might be the best robot in the world. This bot does not have good artificial intelligence but still it is smart.

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"R2 D2" from Star Wars. R2D2 (also known as Artoo- Detoo) is a fictional character, as he is from a futuristic movie series.

The purpose of the robot was obviously to play the role of himself, however the purpose of the character "R2D2" was to be the assistant to the other humans, or Jedi's and do things for them.

George Lucas, the creator of the Star Wars saga created the character,

3 features that catch my attention-

1. In the Star Wars series, this robot acts with many different weapons, as his job/role is to protect the Jedi's or Humans, (Luke Skywalker). His special features include jumping, flying, shooting fire, being able to communicate with humans, any many more.

2. When R2D2 is scared, he makes a screeching/screaming noise that sounds like a human noise

3. This robot, in the Star Wars saga is referred to as a "droid", which is interesting/catches my attention because in diffferent instances, 'robots' are called different names.

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WeDo ROBOTICS by Maria Jose Mora on Prezi

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WeDo ROBOTICS by Maria Jose Mora on Prezi

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Food for thought...
Robotics
Let's start the discussion
What is a Robot?
Homework
"
Technology
is a gift of God. After the gift of life it is perhaps the greatest of God's gifts. It is the mother of civilizations, of arts and of sciences."
"You might not know this, but one of my responsibilities as Commander-in-Chief is to keep an eye on
robots
. (Laughter). And I'm pleased to report that the
robots
you manufacture here seem peaceful -- (laughter) -- at least for now."
-- President Barack Obama, after touring Carnegie Mellon University's National Robotics Engineering Cente
Based on Jim Harvey's speech structures
Unit 4 - Grade 7
- Freeman Dyson, physicist
Can a robot be intelligent?
Can a robot have feelings?
Photo Credits: Wall-e: http://www.warcrafthuntersunion.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/robot1.jpg

Intelligent Robot: http://www.livescience.com/29379-intelligent-robots-will-overtake-humans.html - Livescience, May 07, 2013
For now, we assume that self-evolving
robots
will learn to mimic human traits, including, eventually, humor. And so, I can't wait to hear the first joke that one
robot
tells to another
robot
.
-- Lance Morrow, Writer
Do you think robots can be intelligent?
Your task is:
1.- Find a Robot, fictional or real
2.- Download a picture of the robot
3.- Answer the following questions:
Is it fictional or Real?
When was it created?
What is/was the purpose of the robot?
Who created it? An individual? A company?
4.- Write at least three features of the robot that catches your attention
5.- Create a post with your findings in the Padlet linked below:
http://padlet.com/rkuruppu/robotics
Robots are ideal for doing precise, repetitive or dangerous tasks. Around 90% of robots are used in factories with half of this being used in the automobile industry
Robots and robotic arms are frequently used for:
Military:
Bomb disposal, weapons, surveillance
Medical:
Surgery, X-Rays, Life support
Space:
Shuttles, International Space Stations, Mars Rovers
How do you give life to a robot?
Can robots replace us?
Will robots take our jobs?
Do robots have feelings?
The Duel: Timo Boll vs. KUKA Robot

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Food for thought...RoboticsLet's start the discussionWhat is a Robot?Homework"Technology is a gift of God. After the gift of life it is perhaps the greatest of God's gifts. It is the mother of civilizations, of arts and of sciences.""You might not know this, but one of my responsibilities as Commander-in-Chief is to keep an eye on robots.

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WeDo ROBOTICS by Maria Jose Mora on Prezi

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WeDo ROBOTICS by Maria Jose Mora on Prezi

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Food for thought...
Robotics
Let's start the discussion
What is a Robot?
Homework
"
Technology
is a gift of God. After the gift of life it is perhaps the greatest of God's gifts. It is the mother of civilizations, of arts and of sciences."
"You might not know this, but one of my responsibilities as Commander-in-Chief is to keep an eye on
robots
. (Laughter). And I'm pleased to report that the
robots
you manufacture here seem peaceful -- (laughter) -- at least for now."
-- President Barack Obama, after touring Carnegie Mellon University's National Robotics Engineering Cente
Based on Jim Harvey's speech structures
Unit 4 - Grade 7
- Freeman Dyson, physicist
Can a robot be intelligent?
Can a robot have feelings?
Photo Credits: Wall-e: http://www.warcrafthuntersunion.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/robot1.jpg

Intelligent Robot: http://www.livescience.com/29379-intelligent-robots-will-overtake-humans.html - Livescience, May 07, 2013
For now, we assume that self-evolving
robots
will learn to mimic human traits, including, eventually, humor. And so, I can't wait to hear the first joke that one
robot
tells to another
robot
.
-- Lance Morrow, Writer
Do you think robots can be intelligent?
Your task is:
1.- Find a Robot, fictional or real
2.- Download a picture of the robot
3.- Answer the following questions:
Is it fictional or Real?
When was it created?
What is/was the purpose of the robot?
Who created it? An individual? A company?
4.- Write at least three features of the robot that catches your attention
5.- Create a post with your findings in the Padlet linked below:
http://padlet.com/rkuruppu/robotics
Robots are ideal for doing precise, repetitive or dangerous tasks. Around 90% of robots are used in factories with half of this being used in the automobile industry
Robots and robotic arms are frequently used for:
Military:
Bomb disposal, weapons, surveillance
Medical:
Surgery, X-Rays, Life support
Space:
Shuttles, International Space Stations, Mars Rovers
How do you give life to a robot?
Can robots replace us?
Will robots take our jobs?
Do robots have feelings?
The Duel: Timo Boll vs. KUKA Robot

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National Robotics Engineering Cente Based

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Food for thought...RoboticsLet's start the discussionWhat is a Robot?Homework"Technology is a gift of God. After the gift of life it is perhaps the greatest of God's gifts. It is the mother of civilizations, of arts and of sciences.""You might not know this, but one of my responsibilities as Commander-in-Chief is to keep an eye on robots.

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We take for granted the effortless flight of insects, thinking nothing of swatting a pesky fly and crushing its wings. But this insect is a model of complexity. After 12 years of work, researchers at the Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences have succeeded in creating a fly-like robot. And in early May, they announced that their tiny RoboBee (yes, it's called a RoboBee even though it's based on the mechanics of a fly) took flight. In the future, that could mean big things for everything from disaster relief to colony collapse disorder.

The RoboBee isn't the only miniature flying robot in existence, but the 80-milligram, quarter-sized robot is certainly one of the smallest. "The motivations are really thinking about this as a platform to drive a host of really challenging open questions and drive new technology and engineering," says Harvard professor Robert Wood, the engineering team lead for the project.

When Wood and his colleagues first set out to create a robotic fly, there were no off the shelf parts for them to use. "There were no motors small enough, no sensors that could fit on board. The microcontrollers, the microprocessors-everything had to be developed fresh," says Wood. As a result, the RoboBee project has led to numerous innovations, including vision sensors for the bot, high power density piezoelectric actuators (ceramic strips that expand and contract when exposed to an electrical field), and a new kind of rapid manufacturing that involves layering laser-cut materials that fold like a pop-up book. The actuators assist with the bot's wing-flapping, while the vision sensors monitor the world in relation to the RoboBee.

"Manufacturing took us quite awhile. Then it was control, how do you design the thing so we can fly it around, and the next one is going to be power, how we develop and integrate power sources," says Wood. In a paper recently published by , the researchers describe the RoboBee's power quandary: it can fly for just 20 seconds-and that's while it's tethered to a power source. "Batteries don't exist at the size that we would want," explains Wood. The researchers explain further in the report: " If we implement on-board power with current technologies, we estimate no more than a few minutes of untethered, powered flight. Long duration power autonomy awaits advances in small, high-energy-density power sources."

The RoboBees don't last a particularly long time-Wood says the flight time is "on the order of tens of minutes"-but they can keep flapping their wings long enough for the Harvard researchers to learn everything they need to know from each successive generation of bots. For commercial applications, however, the RoboBees would need to be more durable.

So what's the end-game? Wood says he's uncomfortable speculating on future uses for the RoboBee, which still needs many years of research before it can be commercialized. But he admits that one of the original motivators for the project was colony collapse disorder. Theoretically, the RoboBee could one day take over for a dwindling bee supply, pollinating crops. The other obvious uses for the RoboBee are in search and rescue (where it could find disaster survivors), where small robots are already common, and environmental marketing.

It also seems likely that someone will eventually use these things for spying. For now, Wood says that the vision sensors can't deliver video feeds or images. For now.

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This Robotic Bee Just Took Flight, To Pollinate Crops And (Maybe) Spy On You

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We take for granted the effortless flight of insects, thinking nothing of swatting a pesky fly and crushing its wings. But this insect is a model of complexity. After 12 years of work, researchers at the Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences have succeeded in creating a fly-like robot.

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Robo bees are really robot bees made by the Harvard University in 2007. They had a successfully programed this Robot after a decade as they started the project in 1997. However they successfully got positive results about the robot in 2012 and their work was brought to the work in May 2013. The robots purpose was to act like a bee. After the experiments it can fly to long ranges and it can sting 5 times harder than a normal bee. The three features that fascinate me are

1.  That it is more powerful than a bee

2.  It has perfect transparent wings

3.  it can collaborate with other robo bees

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Thw robot Wall - E is fictional from the movie Wall - E. It was made June 27, 2008. In the movie, the purpose of the robot was to make all the trash into cubes and then stack them. The movie was created by Pixar Animation Studios.

3 features that catch my attention:

1) He has feelings like humans.

2) He does not do the same thing in the whole movie.

3) He is very intellegent. He can make things out of waste and mostly even understands their functions.

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Sorry about the confusion, but when I close Padlet, I can't edit my work.

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to have their own personality. The owners loved these robots so much, that when they broke down, they gave a proper burial and funeral like you would do to a real pet.

They behave almost like a real pet. These robots are also able to listen and obey to voice commands. These robots are easy to control, and have fun with.

These robot dog was created by a company called Sony, and was available for $2000.

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These amazing robot dogs were developed in Japan and sold from 1999-2006. These dogs were equipped with Artificial Intellegence (AI)

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This robot is fictional, appeared in Big Hero 6
It was probably created in the future, is a city called San Fransokyo
It is a medical robot, when it hears “Ouch”, it is activated, and wont deactivate until you say “I’m satisfied with my care.
An individual called Tadashi Hamada, in an institute of technology in San Fransokyo created the robot
It is very smart, if it doesn’t know anything, it will do its best to find out about it, as long it is related to the health of the patient who he is currently treating

He is very kind, and has a soft soothing voice, but a very strong skeleton

He is intelligent, even though he doesn’t have feelings, he can detect if someone is feeling better or worse, and then try to help them into a better mood.