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I really liked Juns post because it showed a various types of cool robots and it showed that robots can be used for just fun instead of actually being helpful.

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I like how it can help humans in situations that could injure other humans like a fire or a dust storm. I think that it could hel humans even more.

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I really like the idea of shoes that can change colours or patterns with your command while being safe.

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I think that this robot is very interesting in a way. It seems kinda like Siri but it seems more advanced and more fun a social robot that has or kind of have emotions. I think that it is impressive.

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Jibo The World's First Social Robot for the Home

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Jibo: The World's First Social Robot for the Home

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Join Us at http://www.jibo.com Meet Jibo! Friendly, helpful, intelligent. From social robotics pioneer Dr. Cynthia Breazeal. See what Jibo can do, and how he can fit in and is helpful in all sorts of families and in many different situations. See how Jibo relates to you and becomes part of the family.

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I chose the one on dogs because it looks very realistic and can help people.

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I liked the pregnant robot because it shows that robots can be used to do other things as well and it is thought well, and I also liked the robot that said she would destroy all humans because the idea of the specific, human expressions are good

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I chose minty picture because it shows that technology is really developed now and we can make robots that look really similar to us although they are programmed and don't have emotions like us

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I chose mine as the face expressions look so real (except the neck) and it can think and say and answer to the question.

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I chose the developments of new robot entertainment and war robot development because it will change the

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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=a_wuykzfFzE

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Some of the human-like robots today are quite creepy. They can do incredible things like respond to what other people say. Also, they can sometimes look so much like a real person that you can't tell the difference.

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Leila

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Glove GPS
Shows you the way to go.
Great when cycling.

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America challenging Japan for a robot combat. And many other military robots getting developed.

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5 New Technology 2016 | Military Robots | Awesome Robots

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This is an old example where one of the first humanoid(androids) made by Ishiguro-san

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This Might Be the Most Life-Like (And Creepiest) Robot Ever Built

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Nov. 1 -- Bloomberg's Hello World host Ashlee Vance recently traveled to Osaka University to see Professor Hiroshi Ishiguro's latest creation, an android named Erica that's designed to work, one day, as a receptionist or personal assistant. The android has lifelike skin and facial gestures and uses artificial intelligence software to listen to and respond to requests.

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SpotMini: The robot that can do the dish but not fetch drinks

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Courtesy: Boston Dyanmics SpotMini is the latest version of the Spot robot by Boston Dyanmics. Weighing in at 55lbs it can run for about 90min on a charge and has no hydraulics. The solid state gyro and sensors on the limbs help this little guy with navigation and mobile manipulation (sort of).

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Robots can do facial expressions. They will also do whatever you tell them to.

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Hot Robot At SXSW Says She Wants To Destroy Humans | The Pulse

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Even the little details look like humans!

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Old article. But still amazing. Really impressive and hard to believe.

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Late last night, NASA's car-sized Curiosity rover successfully landed on Mars. And if all goes right, the historic mission could provide us with evidence that life once existed on the Red Planet. Unfortunately, for those of us without much patience, such revelations could take as much as two years before they are uncovered by the extraterrestrial robot. So to satisfy your Curiosity curiosity, here are five surprising facts about the Mars-going rover.

1. Lasers!

That's right, lasers. Positioned atop Curiosity's "neck and head" is the ChemCam, which contains a laser capable of vaporizing items found upon the Martian landscape - such as rocks, solid, or, you know, actual Martians - at a distance of up to 23 feet. The light that emerges from the vaporized substance is then analyzed to determine whether it is worth further analysis. ChemCam will help NASA "characterize" the geology of Mars, check for evidence of past habitability, assess the "biological potential" of parts of Mars, and determine whether or not the soil of Mars is toxic. [ via]

2. 'Less powerful' than an iPhone 4S

The iPhone 4S in your pocket has four times the computing power of Curiosity, which packs a mere 200MHz CPU. The iPhone 4S, by comparison, has an 800MHz processor. Further, Curiosity packs just 256MB of RAM, and 2GB of on-board storage space. The iPhone has 512MB of RAM and up to 64GB of storage. That said, Curiosity has multiple computers in case one breaks, all of which are capable of withstanding massive amounts of radiation. [ via]

3. Nuclear power

Due to the unreliability of solar power, Curiosity's 1,982-pound frame is energized by an advanced nuclear power system called the Multi-Mission Radioisotope Thermoelectric Generator. The on-board nuclear power plant is capable of generating electricity from plutonium-238 dioxide for up to 14 years, which should be plenty of time since Curiosity will only be on Mars for 23 months. The technology for this type of nuclear power system is not new, however; both the Viking 1 and Viking 2 Mars landers used the same system, and they launched all the way back in 1975. [ via]

4. Internal laboratory

Any materials deemed worthy of further inspection will be inserted into the "CheMin," an internal laboratory housed within Curiosity. CheMin uses a fine X-ray beam, which is shined through rock samples collected from Mars. The X-ray will allow NASA geologists to determine the exact crystalline makeup of the samples. This is the first time such high-tech geologic analysis has been used on Mars, and will help NASA learn about the Red Planet's past. [ via]

5. Slow mover

Despite the fact that Curiosity will spend at least two year on Mars, the rover is only expected to travel a total distance of between 3 to 12 miles from its landing site during the entire duration of its mission. That means it will have an average speed of between 0.00018 mph and 0.00073 mph. Of course, Curiosity already made the 350-million-mile trip to Mars, so we'll cut it some slack for its tortoise-like speed. [ via]
Images: NASA/JI de Wet/Shutterstock

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Curiosity Mars rover: Five surprising facts

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Late last night, NASA's car-sized Curiosity rover successfully landed on Mars. And if all goes right, the historic mission could provide us with evidence that life once existed on the Red Planet. Unfortunately, for those of us without much patience, such revelations could take as much as two years before they are uncovered by the extraterrestrial robot.

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People who can't walk now can with the help of a robot.

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LEILA

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Cheetah Robot runs 28.3 mph; a bit faster than Usain Bolt

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Cheetah Robot is a fast-running quadruped developed by Boston Dynamics with funding from DARPA. It just blazed past its previous speed record, getting up to 28.3 mph, about 0.5 mph faster than Usain Bolt's fastest 20 meter split. This version of the Cheetah Robot runs on a treadmill with offboard power.

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Two links I found:
http://www.livescience.com/topics/robots

http://spectrum.ieee.org/robotics
Robots can now think and act like us. They have their own minds kinda..

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Human-Like Robot Steals Show at GMIC 2016 in Beijing

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One of the world's largest tech events, the Global Mobile Internet Conference (GMIC) 2016, wrapped up on Monday in Beijing after thousands of tech enthusiasts descended upon the Chinese capital to check out the latest gadgets, including the coolest and most advanced robots. With "Mobile Infinity" being the theme of the event, human-like robots stole the show.

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It's able to do whatever you want by just clicking a design on your phone

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Awesome robots in action, robot fights, independent robot dog, robot kangaroo.

https://youtu.be/CoGePDHxKNkhttps://youtu.be/CoGePDHxKNk

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I found the life likeness of this incredibly fascinating as it looks really real.

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Rocket Skates

This impresses me because if you have this, you can travel around anywhere really fast. It is really balanced so it is easy to go on. If everyone had this, everyone will have weak legs and they will be lazy.

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Weird head dude:
http://youtu.be/a1K32LVzQ9s
Weird head called Han 2:
https://youtu.be/HJvuzZ-kol0
Pregnant robot:
https://youtu.be/25hqWUXcDdA

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This is the video that I found!!!

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It's so lifelike. It's hard to tell which is the robot and which is the human.
https://encrypted-tbn3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSbsziJ5y9M4Zp0X9sFQ7OTk50nKoPHFywdxVShzlINwd_HNhaVr6bpzKKLyA

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Drones impressed me because humans don't need  to go to war, human life is more then money

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Robots can now help humans who are ill. It's pretty creepy. But it can help us.

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This impresses me as it shows that robots can think about how and when to change facial expressions and know the way to move the mouth so that it looks human-like.

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Hot Robot At SXSW Says She Wants To Destroy Humans | The Pulse

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Examples of robotic technology in the world today

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Examples of robotic technology in the world today

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Share some of your best ideas on this padlet. Explain why it impresses you and how it may affect our lives